
Sandra Berghianu
Hi! My name is Sandra and I graduated from IBSB in 2008.
For me, the most important aspect of my IBSB experience was the freedom to study what really interested me. In my case, I had an unusual choice of A-levels – Maths, Chemistry and Art & Design. The flexibility of IBSB, as well as the teachers’ eagerness to help, offered me the chance to divide my time exactly as needed.
What I did at University
After IBSB, I moved to London to continue my studies in art and design. I did a one-year Foundation in Art & Design, then a BA in Graphic Design, and finally a MA in Art & Science, all at University of the Arts London.
During my university years, I often freelanced as a translator and coordinator for Japanese TV companies. I got to work at the London and Rio Olympic Games as well as the Wimbledon Tennis Championships, amongst others.
My activities today
I have currently moved back to Bucharest and have set up a small production company for coordinating Japanese TV and film shoots. My work is quite seasonal, so in my spare time, I make ceramic objects which, hopefully, you’ll be able to find around Bucharest soon.
For me, the most important aspect of my IBSB experience was the freedom to study what really interested me.