University of Luxembourg

The University

Founded in 2003, the University of Luxembourg , the only public university in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, has succeeded, in just a few years, in rising to the 20th place in the world for young universities. Multilingual, international and research-focused, it also defines itself as a modern institution with a human face.

  • 1,420 academic staff (including PhD students, postdoctoral researchers, research assistants and others) support some 270 professors, assistant professors and lecturers
  • Close to the European institutions and the Luxembourg financial centre

Three faculties  

Three campuses

The University is present on three sites: the Belval Campus, the Kirchberg Campus and the Limpertsberg Campus.

Multilingual and international

The University of Luxembourg is one of the few universities in the world to offer bilingual or even trilingual (French, German, English) bachelor programmes. A certificate attesting to your level of language knowledge will be required to access the courses. The master programmes are mostly in English.

Internationally oriented, the university makes one semester of mobility compulsory during the Bachelor's degree. 

Focus on research and innovation

Encouraged at national level, innovation must be the driving force behind sustainable socio-economic development. The University of Luxembourg supports this strategy through its commitment to position itself as an international leader in specific research areas, provide high quality interdisciplinary teaching programmes and strengthen its economy and contribute to the transformation of Luxembourg society.

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Admissions

Most programmes have a limited capacity. Admissions requirements vary from programme to programme. Choose your programme on the university website and check carefully the eligibility criteria and required documents.

Admission procedures

  • Online registration on the site of the institution from 1 February
  • apply for simultaneous admission to 3 study programmes maximum

Application deadlines

  • EU students: April-August depending on the programme
  • non-EU students: January-March

Registration fees

  • between 200 and 400 € per semester depending on the semester of study.
  • 50 € application fee

New bachelor's degrees in the field of health


1 bachelor "Nursing in general care" (180 ECTS)

Duration of the course: 3 years
Admission requirements

  • Languages: B2 certificates in French and German from an accredited language school
  • Selection on the basis of a portfolio
  • Student with a secondary school diploma

Launching for the academic year 2024/2025

4 bachelors "Specialised Nursing" (180 ECTS)

in the following 4 specialities

  1. medical technical assistant in surgery
  2. nurse in anaesthesia and intensive care
  3. nurse in paediatrics
  4. psychiatric nurse

Duration of the training: 3 years (potential access into the second year after recognition by validation of prior experience (VAE))
Admission requirements :

  • Languages: B2 certificates in French and German from an approved language school
  • Selection on the basis of a file
  • Students with a Brevet de Technicien Supérieur or a Bachelor's degree in general care in Luxembourg or a recognised foreign nursing diploma.

Launching for the academic year 2023/2024

 
1 bachelor  "Midwifery" (240 ECTS)

Duration of the course: 4 years
Admission requirements :

  • Languages: B2 certificates in French and German from an approved language school
  • Selection on the basis of a portfolio
  • Student with a secondary school diploma

Launching for the academic year 2024/2025

1 bachelor  "Medical radiology" (180 ECTS)

Duration of the training: 3 years
Admission requirements :

  • Languages: B2 certificates in French and German from an accredited language school
  • Selection on the basis of a portfolio
  • Student with a secondary school diploma

Launching for the academic year 2024/2025


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