Constructor University
Constructor University will become your home away from home!
About the institution
Constructor University offers a broad spectrum of interdisciplinary study programs ranging from the natural sciences, mathematics, and engineering to the social sciences and economics. Class sizes are small and for each student a professor acts as a personal mentor and academic advisor. Students are actively involved in research from their first year of study.
Number of Undergraduate Students
1000
Student to Faculty Ratio
18:1
Size of Instituition
Small Institution <5000
Selectivity
Selective (25-50% admitted)
Campus Style
Suburban Campus
Education Model
Liberal Arts and Science (Major/minor Model)
Are there internship opportunities?
Yes, compulsory internships for all programs.
Are there study abroad options?
Yes. 36 partner countries.
Cost of Tuition
20,000€ per year
Funding
Merit and needs-based scholarships & student loan scheme
IB Grade Requirements
36 points upward
UFP Grade Requirements
Accepted
Subjects
World Top 300
World Top 30 Young University Rankings (THE)
Economics Sciences | CHE (Germany) Top Scores | |
Industrial Engineering | CHE (Germany) Top Scores |
Subject Name | Degree Area |
|---|---|
Artificial Intelligence and Robotics | Computing & ICT |
Biochemistry/Biomedicine
| Sciences |
Biological Sciences
| Sciences |
Business and Management | Business |
Chemistry
| Sciences |
Computer Science | Computing & ICT |
Data Science | Computing & ICT |
Economics
| Society & Social Sciences |
Electronic/Electrical Engineering
| Engineering |
Environmental Science
| Sciences |
Information Technology | Computing & ICT |
International Relations
| Society & Social Sciences |
Mathematics | Mathematics |
Natural Sciences
| Sciences |
Physics
| Sciences |
Psychology
| Society & Social Sciences |
Software Engineering | Computing & ICT |
Counseling & Intercultural Services
Life at Constructor University is likely to be a period of intellectual and cultural stimulation, self-exploration, and career development.
Students tend to assume new roles, face new challenges, and even come to question some of their own values and beliefs.
The goal of our service is to actively assist students in resolving existing problems, preventing potential problems, and developing new skills that will enrich their lives and help to cope with challenges.
Our services for students include psychological counseling, life coaching, mediation, support groups, workshops, awareness campaigns, and many more interesting offerings. We also provide expert advice and consultations for faculty and staff. All our services are free and confidential.