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Jacobs University becomes Constructor University

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Jacobs University Bremen gGmbH

Jacobs University becomes Constructor University

image: The private university in Bremen, Germany has announced its new name and brand: Constructor University. view more 

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Constructor is inspired by core aspects of a learning environment, and fitted to a community of young aspiring scientists and future leaders – as it has always existed on the university campus in Bremen. With “construction” being a process of creating complex objects and ideas across all disciplines, it is understood as an essential skill which enables the next generation to solve the challenges of its times.

The Constructor framework can be applied across many fields, from physics to computing, life science, philosophy, education, architecture, and arts. Akin to this spirit, Constructor University will continue to offer its wide range of programs, including hybrid and digital formats, as well as continuously developing new ones. Values, such as diversity, tolerance and a sense of community continue to be essential on campus. A culture rooted in leadership and the entrepreneurial spirit, and skills, such as critical and creative thinking and problem solving, remain an important part of the university’s approach.

“We will take this university – a special place for so many – even further than it has come in the past twenty years. Science and education are ever evolving, and so are universities. We are proud to have such a strong foundation to build upon, when building the unique pathway for a future as Constructor University,” said Fabio Pammolli, President of the University

Dr. Serg Bell, Founder and Chairman of Constructor group, Chief Research Officer of Acronis and Chairman of the Board of Governors of Constructor University, signed the contract to become the majority shareholder of the private university in Bremen-Nord just last year. Today, just over one year later, the university received a new name and a new brand, which marks a pivotal transition in the institution’s path along with deeper commitment on behalf of the majority shareholder. With the university’s excellent international reputation in mind, Bell decided to start the process sooner rather than later, in order to uphold and strengthen it in the long run.

The rebranding is based on the rapid growth of the former Schaffhausen Institute of Technology (SIT), founded by Dr. Serg Bell in 2019. As it has become a global organization with locations in more than 15 countries and a global network, this should be reflected in a new and broader brand name: Constructor group. Constructor is a global institution, dedicated to promoting science, education, and cutting-edge technology. Related entities such as Alemira by Constructor, Rolos by Constructor, Constructor Learning and Constructor Capital aim to not only cover the entire learning lifecycle but also to break ground on next-generation research capacities, and platforms.

As a part of this Constructor ecosystem, Constructor University faculty and students will benefit from partnerships with high-ranked universities worldwide, such as Carnegie Mellon University, the University of Geneva, and the National University of Singapore's School of Computing, not to mention the variety of technology and innovation-driven companies.

Since its involvement in the ecosystem, the university has entered partnerships with Anisoprint, known for its 3D printing systems, ChemDiv, a global leader for drug discovery solutions, and JetBrains, a cutting-edge software engineering vendor- giving students the opportunity to network with experts and dive into practical experiences on-site. Another attractive novelty are the online and hybrid study programs in Computer and Data Science, Software Engineering and Entrepreneurship that were just developed this year. Constructor University is currently hosting more students than ever before with 1.800 enrollments, and for them, there are many more exciting developments on the horizon.

About Constructor University:
An international community, vibrant and diverse. Offering academic excellence, ensuring the highest standards in research and teaching. Empowering students to solve the world’s pressing challenges through knowledge and science: Constructor University is a top-ranked, English-speaking, private university. Founded in 2001, it provides a wide range of 25+ academic programs and PhD. The Constructor ecosystem, comprises the university, located in Bremen, Germany and an institute in Schaffhausen, Switzerland.
Over 1.800 students from more than 110 nations on campus benefit from a unique interdisciplinary, foundational theoretical and practical education. Enriched with a buzzing entrepreneurial culture that prepares young professionals to thrive in the job market. With 6.000+ alumni worldwide our community keeps growing – with our highest cohort ever registered in 2022.
he research-centric faculty projects are funded by the German Research Foundation and the European Union's Framework Program for Research and Innovation as well as by globally leading companies.
Constructor University benefits from partnerships with high-ranked universities such as Carnegie Mellon, the University of Geneva or the National University of Singapore School of Computing, and technology companies such as Anisoprint, JetBrains and ChemDiv.

The Constructor ecosystem is a global institution dedicated to addressing the main challenges of the world through science, education, and technology. Apart from the University, the ecosystem relies on several for-profit entities that provide technology infrastructures and solutions, life-long education programs, consulting services, and funding: Alemira by Constructor, Rolos by Constructor, Constructor Learning and Constructor Capital.

For more information: www.constructor.university
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