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Academic excellence with a global perspective
Constructor University is a private, English-speaking campus university in Germany with the highest standards in research and teaching following an interdisciplinary concept. With the aim of strengthening people and markets with innovative solutions and advanced training programs.
2,000
Students
340,000 m²
Green-shaded campus
2001
University Opening
118
Different nationalities
Constructor University
Constructor University aims to transcend the traditional academic approach by combining educational fundamentals with project-based pedagogy and the latest in digital tools. It equips the young professional elites with the right skills and knowledge to address today's challenges and thrive in the job market.
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Collaborations and Projects
56,250 hours in service of the local Bremen community
Research and Transfer
Constructor University researchers discover new transport pathway for proteins into cells
Collaborations and Projects
Constructor University and KUKA partner with Jugend forscht to host the Bremen Nord regional competition
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More about Constructor University
Academic excellence and real-life skills.
My Professors' unwavering support and mentorship have been life-changing in many ways.
Mahlaqua Noor, Pakistan, Biochemistry and Cell Biology '19, has been awarded with a doctorate scholarship from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation for Cambridge University.
Interdisciplinary courses from completely unrelated fields opened my mind. Today I am able to look at a problem from a whole new set of angles which helped me a lot in my career.
Cornel Amariai, Romania, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science '15, Head of Innovation at Continental and selected on Forbes “30 under 30” list in Europe.
What I sought was exactly that: an international community that really celebrated its diversity - and that’s what I found.
Leonoor Cornelissen, The Netherlands, International Politics and History '13, working at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands.