Virtual
Information Day
Saturday 16 January 2021 from 10.00 to 16.00
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On this day, we are here to advise you, guide you and answer all your questions about studying at the University of Luxembourg (Bachelor and Master programmes, doctoral education and lifelong training).
Are you unsure about what to study after high school because you can’t decide between several programmes? Have you completed a Bachelor’s degree and you need to decide which Master’s degree to choose to continue your studies? Or do you want to reorient yourself?
Take the opportunity on this day to meet and exchange with our study advisors or with students from the University of Luxembourg.
How does the Information Day work?
To offer everyone an individual and personalised exchange, waiting rooms (Lobby) are set up when you click on “join the chat”. After a few moments in the waiting room, your contact person will let you enter his or her private room to talk with you. During this waiting time, do not hesitate to contact other study advisors (such as general, programme, administrative or Student Life orientation), to visit our website www.uni.lu or to download the brochures you are interested in. We thank you for your patience and understanding.
By clicking on the “Join the chat” button, you will be connected to Webex and be asked to either download and install the software that is asked (smartphones, tablets and computers) or to “Join from your browser” (only on computers). After that we’ll ask you to add your name and your e-mail address, so we know who we are talking to (we don’t keep your data).
Then click on “Join Meeting”.
If you encounter technical problems, feel free to restart the video chat or refresh the page.
You don’t know which way to choose?
Meet our guidance specialists.
Communications department:
Carole
Student service:
Jean-Baptiste, Emmanuel, Louis
Communications department:
Carole
Student service:
Jean-Baptiste, Emmanuel, Louis
Already know your field of study?
Meet the study advisor in charge of each faculty.
FSTM:
Aurélie, Alexandre
FDEF:
Mélanie
FDEF:
Chantal
FSHE:
Manon
FSTM:
Aurélie, Alexandre
FSHE:
Manon
Do you have a question about the admission procedure, registration or other administrative questions (accommodation, mobility semester, etc.)?
Meet people in charge of the studies and student life department.
Student service:
Student service:
Delphine, Stefanie
Student service:
Student service:
Delphine, Stefanie
A question about accommodation, student associations, studentlife and outings?
Meet students from the University of Luxembourg.
Students availabe from 11 am to 1 pm:
Maria, Omar, Luca
Students availabe from 2 pm to 3 pm:
Yannick, Vyara
Students availabe from 11 am to 1 pm:
Maria, Omar, Luca
Students availabe from 2 pm to 3 pm:
Yannick, Vyara
When choosing a Bachelor’s degree, you should make sure that it corresponds to your career plans and the profession you would like to practise afterwards. A degree is not a goal but a means to achieve your objective. Ask yourself the following questions:
By participating in the Information Day (16 January 2021), the Master Days (24-25 February 2021), our Open Day (20 March 2021) and our Bachelor Days (21 and 22 April 2021), you will be able to obtain more information about our different programmes.
All applications must be made through an online application procedure. It is not possible to submit the application on paper. Before filling out the online application form, you must first choose the study programme and find out about the course and prerequisites.
Once the online form is completed, you will need to download all the required documents from our website. The University will inform you of the outcome of your application by post or email. Please allow 4 to 6 weeks for processing after receipt of your application.
Bachelor’s degrees normally take 3 years (equivalent to 6 semesters), except for the Bachelor in Education Sciences which takes 4 years.
Admissions to our Bachelor programmes are selected on the basis of a dossier. Each application is evaluated by a selection committee.
Exceptions:
Admission to our Master programmes is based on the evaluation of a selection committee.
The languages in which courses are given vary from one programme to another. Most Bachelors are bilingual: French/English or French/German, sometimes even trilingual. You can find more information about this on our website.
In the Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine as well as in the Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance, Master programmes are taught in English, for the most part. Some are bilingual French/English.
In the Faculty of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences, most of the Master programmes are bilingual and trilingual. You can find more information about this on our website.
The University of Luxembourg has 35 residences, 1,097 units in total, spread throughout the centre and south of the country.
Eligible are:
Applications for accommodation can be made from July onwards.
For more information about applying for accommodation, please consult our website.
If you have a question about the admission procedure or about your admission file, you can send an e-mail to: seve.admission@uni.lu.
If you have a question about student accommodation, you can send an e-mail to: seve.logement@uni.lu.
If you have a question about the mobility semester, you can send an email to: seve.mobility@uni.lu.
If you have a question about a study programme, you can send an email to: carole.dessart@uni.lu.
The Bachelor’s degree is the first university degree obtained. A Bachelor’s degree usually takes 3 years (equivalent to 6 semesters). However, some courses can take up to 4 years.
Download our bachelor’s brochure for more information or visit our website.
After the Bachelor’s degree, it is possible to continue studies with a Master’s degree, which is the second university cycle. This usually takes 2 years (i.e. 4 semesters). There are academic Master’s degrees and professional Master’s degrees which are more oriented towards the labour market.
Download our master’s brochure for more information or visit our website.
For more information, visit our website.
These trainings are carried out in the context of partnerships with public institutions such as ministries.
For more information, visit our website.
Lifelong learning is aimed at individuals, employees, job seekers and the liberal professionals. They can acquire a diploma or a new qualification, gain access to higher education, or even follow training with a cultural purpose. The University of Luxembourg also serves companies and organisations that wish to offer additional training to their employees.
For more information, visit our website.