Constructor University (formerly Jacobs University) is a private, English-language campus-based university located in Bremen, Germany offering the highest standards in research and teaching. According to the renowned Times Higher Education Ranking 2022, Constructor University ranks among the 30 percent of the best universities worldwide and is the most international university in Germany.
Constructor University attracts highly talented and open-minded students from all over the world; about 1,600 students from over 110 nations currently live and study on our residential campus.
By means of academic education, intensive support, and through living together on an international campus, its objective is to encourage young, talented people, irrespective of nationality, religion, and background in becoming citizens of the world, able to take leading and responsible roles for the future sustainable and peaceful development of humanity.
Constructor University has derived four core objectives for its educational profile from this mission statement:
#1 ACADEMIC QUALITY
among other things through interdisciplinary learning, individualized academic mentoring and early involvement of students in research projects
#2 PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
increasing self-competence and social skills in a community characterized by diversity
#3 INTERNATIONALITY
promoting intercultural skills through living and learning on a campus with people from more than 100 nations
#4 READINESS TO JOIN THE WORKING WORLD
imparting the specialist and interdisciplinary skills required for a successful career in business or science
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Regarding constructor theory, it is a framework in fundamental physics proposed by David Deutsch and Chiara Marletto. Introduced in 2012, constructor theory seeks to express all physical laws in terms of possible and impossible physical transformations, focusing on what can and cannot be done in the physical world. This approach contrasts with traditional physics, which often describes systems in terms of initial conditions and dynamical laws. By emphasizing tasks and the entities (constructors) that can perform them repeatedly without degradation, constructor theory aims to provide a more comprehensive understanding of physical phenomena, including information, computation, and life.
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