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The global pharmaceutical industry demands highly skilled scientists who possess the education and drive necessary to advance innovative drug development.

The Medicinal Chemistry and Chemical Biology (MCCB) program positions students at the forefront of these efforts by offering a comprehensive understanding of drug interactions with the body, from the molecular level to the physiological scale.

By adopting a broader perspective—not just focusing on disease treatment (medicinal chemistry) but also emphasizing the associated cellular pathways (chemical biology)—the program paves the way for new, innovative approaches to disease treatment. In this respect, the MCCB program stands out in the German academic landscape and is poised to meet the evolving needs of the rapidly growing pharmaceutical industry.

4C Model:

The undergraduate program at Constructor University spans three years and awards 180 credit points, equipping students for diverse career opportunities.

Central to the program is the “4C Model,” which organizes disciplinary content into three themes aligned with each academic year: CHOICE, CORE, and CAREER. Alongside this, the “CONSTRUCTOR Track” runs concurrently, offering multidisciplinary content and vital skills in areas like argumentation, data visualization, societal engagement, and communication.

This curriculum is designed for flexibility, allowing students to customize their education to align with their career aspirations and explore various fields of study. Students also have the option to switch their major within the first year. Additionally, the program includes a mandatory internship and a study-abroad experience during the fifth semester, ensuring students gain practical experience and a global outlook.

Career Perspectives:

Graduates of the MCCB program will have a deep understanding of how life is organized at the chemical and molecular level in cells, organisms, and humans. This foundational knowledge paves the way for further education, typically in fields such as biochemistry, medicinal chemistry, or organic chemistry, while also offering diverse career opportunities. These range from scientific roles (entry-level positions in the chemical, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, or food industries) to education (teaching at the elementary or high school level), regulatory affairs (including analytical food testing and quality management), legal professions (such as patent law or licensing), and entrepreneurship. The critical thinking and goal-oriented skills developed through in-depth analysis of chemical-biological problems may also be valued by employers in non-scientific sectors. The mandatory MCCB summer internship, usually within industrial research, provides an invaluable professional experience that greatly assists students in making informed career decisions.

The Career Services Center (CSC) and the Constructor Alumni Office play a key role in supporting students' career development. The CSC offers high-quality training and coaching in various areas, including CV writing, cover letter crafting, interview techniques, effective presentation skills, business etiquette, and employer research, helping students to pursue fulfilling careers after their time at Constructor University. Additionally, the Alumni Office helps students build a lasting and global network, which is invaluable when exploring job opportunities in academia, industry, and beyond.