Constructor University Bremen (reviews)

One of the standout features of Constructor University is its diverse student body. With students from over 120 countries, I’ve had the opportunity to interact with peers from various cultural backgrounds, fostering a truly global perspective. This multicultural environment not only enhances classroom discussions but also promotes cross-cultural understanding and collaboration.

Academically, Constructor University offers a wide range of programs and courses designed to foster critical thinking and interdisciplinary learning. The small class sizes allow for personalized attention from professors who are experts in their fields. I’ve found the faculty to be approachable and supportive, always willing to engage in discussions and provide guidance outside of class.

Of course, no university is without its challenges. Like any institution, Constructor University has its areas for improvement, such as expanding internship and career development opportunities.

For my time as a student at Constructor university, Formerly Jacobs, I have had a unique and enriching university experience. One of the standout pros is the international environment, which fosters cultural exchange and global perspective. The close-knit community at Jacobs creates a supportive and inclusive atmosphere, and the faculty are dedicated to providing a personalized education, often with small class sizes allowing for more interaction and engagement. The campus facilities are modern and well-maintained, providing a conducive environment for learning and living. Additionally, the university’s emphasis on interdisciplinary education has allowed me to explore a wide range of subjects and perspectives. On the flip side, the rigorous academic environment and workload can be challenging at times. Also, while the international focus is a strength, it may also lead to occasional language barriers for non-German speakers.

Constructor university offers high-quality degree programs in various fields like economics. As a student, I have access to research opportunities and resources. Bremen is a vibrant city with cultural and economic opportunities that could benefit students’ overall experience. The university also has a diverse student body and faculty. However, there are limited courses offered, tuition costs are quite high for international students and language barrier might be an issue for students not comfortable speaking German.

Jacobs university gives you a campus feeling and creates bonds between students. The educational level is very high and performance of labs and projects are amazing.

Negative point: it is a private university and is very expensive 27000€ per year

Positive point: the diversity is an important advantage of this campus and no matter where you come from you will see people from your continent and even country