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Constructor University

Bremen,  Bremen, Germany

Founded
2001
Students
1,836
International
80%
Programmes
56
Taught in English
56

Campuses & locations

Bremen Campus

Campus Ring 1, 28759 Bremen (Vegesack); 34 hectares (~17 km from city centre); fully residential undergraduate campus

Living in Bremen

Bremen is a Hanseatic city-state in north-west Germany with a population of around 680,000. It has a compact, walkable old town (Böttcherstraße, the Roland statue - a UNESCO World Heritage Site), a lively student scene around the university district, and good rail connections to Hamburg (1 hour) and Amsterdam. The cost of living is moderate by German standards. Constructor University's campus is in the Vegesack district, roughly 17 km north of the city centre, served by tram and bus.

Student life & support

Undergraduate students live on campus in one of four residential colleges (C3, Mercator, Nordmetall, Krupp), each with a 24/7 resident mentor, communal dining, and its own social character. More than 60 student clubs and 100 annual events cover cultural festivals (Holi, Deepavali, Chinese New Year), sports, arts, and community governance. The Sports and Convention Center has four multi-purpose halls, a rowing tank, fitness centre, tennis and basketball courts, and swimming access. The Arts & Culture Center includes a theatre, concert hall, and music studio. Student governance bodies (USG for undergraduates, GSA for graduates) manage budgets and advocacy. The student-run bar TOS hosts weekly open events.

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