If you choose to study or do your research at the University of Luxembourg, you will be part of a young and dynamic institution seeking growth, to which you, as a student, researcher or lecturer, can contribute, and actively participate in its development process.

Top reasons to study here

  • The University of Luxembourg is a modern and dynamic university.
  • The University of Luxembourg is a multilingual and international university.
  • The University of Luxembourg is a university promoting "mobility".

Bachelor's programmes

Social Sciences (3)
Engineering & Technology (2)
Humanities (2)
Natural Sciences & Mathematics (2)
Business & Management (1)
Computer Science & IT (1)

About

History

  • Founded in 2003, the University of Luxembourg is the only public university of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.
  • Multilingual, international and research-oriented, it is also a modern institution with a personal atmosphere.

Education

Three faculties, two interdisciplinary centres

  • The Faculty of Science, Technology and Communication (FSTC)
  • The Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance (FDEF)
  • The Faculty of Language and Literature, Humanities, Arts and Education (FLSHASE)
  • The Interdisciplinary Centre for Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT)
  • The Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine (LCSB)
Studies
  • 11 bachelor degrees, 39 master degrees and 7 doctoral schools based on the Bologna Accords
  • 13 vocational training and lifelong learning training courses
  • Bachelor students have to spend one semester abroad
  • Multilingualism: programmes generally taught in two languages French/English or French/German, some in three and some entirely taught in English

Research

The unique mix of international excellence and regional relevance is attracting students and scientists from all over the globe, generating external funding and develivering research outputs for society and businesses.

The 3rd four-year plan of the University of Luxembourg and its annexes were approved first by the Board of Governers and then by the University Council in autumn. The Contrat d’Établissement Pluriannuel entre l’État et l’Université du Luxembourg is also available.
  • 5 high-priority research areas
  • 11 research units
  • 6 endowed chairs
  • 7 doctoral schools

University Ranking

World University Rankings by Times Higher Education
2019
201 -22
2018
179 -1
2017
178
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Best Global Universities Rankings by U.S. News & World Report
2018
659
2017
-
2016
-
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Services

Student services

Campus Art:

  • Graffiti for beginners
  • Silkpainting
  • Ceramics & Sculpture
  • Drawing At The Museum
  • Art Therapy
  • Nature Art & Outdoor Drawing
  • Drawing On The Right Side Of The Brain

Housing services

The University of Luxembourg has 35 student housing facilities, 810 rooms and studios in different towns:

  • City of Luxembourg
  • Esch-sur-Alzette
  • Mondercange
  • Noertzange
  • Dudelange
  • Belvaux
  • Obercorn
Type of accommodation
  • Furnished single room, common kitchen and bathroom: average surface: 15 m2;
  • Furnished single room, private bathroom, common kitchen: average surface: 19 m2;
  • Furnished studio apartment: average surface: 22 m2.

Library services

  • The University of Luxembourg Library (BUL) proposes tools and services to facilitate access to its entire collection.
  • Its mission is to ensure its users are able to work autonomously not only while searching for information but also in the use of the information research tools put at their disposal.

ICT services

  • The wireless connections are accessible on the three campuses.
  • The procedure for accessing the WiFi network of the University of Luxembourg is explained on the student intranet under IT Helpdesk.
  • If you encounter any problem, you can contact the IT Service of your campus.

Student Life

Campus life

Luxembourg is redefining itself: from a steel region to a financial centre, the country now wants to morph onwards and become a research hub. In Belval there are plans to turn this vision into reality.

Belval is considered to be one of the largest and most ambitious current urban renewal projects in Europe. On the 120 hectares of grounds that once housed Luxembourg's largest steel foundry, academic research and teaching, work and leisure, industry and commerce and home life and culture are to enter into a thriving mixture. Based on a master plan created by Jo Coenen Architects of Maastricht, the development corporation Agora as well as the public Fonds Belval are bringing this new site into being.

Sports facilities

We can offer you good shape, good mood and good trainers, and what is most important, it is free of charge. Participate in one or several sport activities and retain your energy and strength!

SEVE and the sports trainers of the University of Luxembourg have organised following activities for you:
  • Escalade
  • Pilates
  • Yoga
  • Tennis
  • Tai-bo aerobic
  • Badminton & Teamsports
  • Tai-chi Chuan
  • Football - Outdoor
  • Football - Indoor
  • Volleyball
  • Cha Cha & Salsa & Bachata
  • Afrodance - Bellydance

Student clubs

To be part of a student association and student life in general is paramount to experiencing a positive University experience. Student Associations provide students with valuable skills such as the ability to work in a team environment, to engage with the University beyond academics, and to belong to a family away from home. This type of engagement is essential to taking full advantage of the "University Experience".

This positive experience can provide students with the following opportunities: helping to network with other young professionals, development into well-rounded individuals, and showcase a student's abilities gained from their academic studies.

Student Reviews

My uni.lu experience
Anonymous rated 4 out of 5 stars
My overall study experience is OK: not good not bad.
Uni.lu
Anonymous rated 3 out of 5 stars
i'm sad that there's actually no student life near campus..It's difficult to meet new people at uni.lu! But the university is new and beautiful otherwise :-)
Horrifying amount of home works, lazy wealthy professors
Anonymous rated 5 out of 5 stars
I studied msc economics. The amount of workload is much more than a lot! They have made the program extremely hard! As if you are studying in another planet! On the other side, the professors just have fund and chill in the class, they come unprepared and lack the English language proficiency! When you ask questions, most of the time, the answer is "I dont know" or "what do you think". Ask se...
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