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The University of Luxembourg offers doctoral programmes for those looking to pursue advanced research. The university provides a dynamic and welcoming campus environment with a variety of cultural events, student associations, and clubs. Campuses are located in the city center and the modern urban regeneration area of Belval. A comprehensive support network, UMatter, is available to assist students with their well-being, including mental health support, inclusion services, and disability support. A dedicated 'Go-to-Team' offers confidential and impartial guidance throughout the doctoral journey. All doctoral candidates must be affiliated with the Luxembourg National Health Insurance Fund (CNS).
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for doctoral studies?
- Tuition fees may vary by programme. Prospective students should consult the specific Doctoral Schools and Programmes webpage for detailed information on fees.
- What is the estimated cost of living for doctoral students?
- The estimated monthly cost of living is at least 1,517 €, or 18,211 € per academic year. Initial expenses upon arrival should be at least 2,700 € for registration, health insurance, rent deposit, and meals.
- How do I apply for a doctoral programme?
- Detailed information regarding admissions procedures for doctoral candidates can be found on the University of Luxembourg website. Prospective students should navigate to the 'Doctoral candidates' section for specific application processes.
- Are there any scholarships available for doctoral students?
- The University of Luxembourg lists several potential funding sources, including State support (MengStudien), Single Parent Grant, BAföG, DAAD scholarships, Fondation Félix Chomé, and aide-sociale.fr. Specific eligibility and application details should be verified on the respective websites.
- What are the entry requirements for doctoral programmes?
- Specific academic requirements for doctoral programmes vary. Candidates should refer to the Doctoral Schools and Programmes page on the university's website for detailed entry criteria.
- What support is available for doctoral students?
- Doctoral candidates have access to a comprehensive support network called UMatter, which includes mental health support, inclusion services, and disability support. A dedicated 'Go-to-Team' also offers confidential guidance throughout the doctoral journey.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees may vary by programme. Please consult your programme webpage for specific details.
Tuition (home)Tuition fees may vary by programme. Please consult your programme webpage for specific details.
LivingThe estimated monthly cost of living is at least 1,517 € per month, or 18,211 € per academic year, based on 80% of the guaranteed minimum income in Luxembourg. Initial expenses upon arrival should be at least 2,700 € for registration, health insurance, rent deposit, and meals.
University housing is not guaranteed and demand exceeds capacity. Private market rentals are generally more expensive. Students are responsible for securing accommodation before arrival. All doctoral candidates must be affiliated with the Luxembourg National Health Insurance Fund (CNS).
Scholarships
State support – MengStudien—
Single Parent Grant—
BAföG – Bundes-Ausbildungsförderungs-Gesetz—
Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD)—
Fondation Félix Chomé—
aide-sociale.fr—
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for doctoral studies?
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Tuition fees may vary by programme. Prospective students should consult the specific Doctoral Schools and Programmes webpage for detailed information on fees.
What is the estimated cost of living for doctoral students?
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The estimated monthly cost of living is at least 1,517 €, or 18,211 € per academic year. Initial expenses upon arrival should be at least 2,700 € for registration, health insurance, rent deposit, and meals.
How do I apply for a doctoral programme?
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Detailed information regarding admissions procedures for doctoral candidates can be found on the University of Luxembourg website. Prospective students should navigate to the 'Doctoral candidates' section for specific application processes.
Are there any scholarships available for doctoral students?
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The University of Luxembourg lists several potential funding sources, including State support (MengStudien), Single Parent Grant, BAföG, DAAD scholarships, Fondation Félix Chomé, and aide-sociale.fr. Specific eligibility and application details should be verified on the respective websites.
What are the entry requirements for doctoral programmes?
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Specific academic requirements for doctoral programmes vary. Candidates should refer to the Doctoral Schools and Programmes page on the university's website for detailed entry criteria.
What support is available for doctoral students?
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Doctoral candidates have access to a comprehensive support network called UMatter, which includes mental health support, inclusion services, and disability support. A dedicated 'Go-to-Team' also offers confidential guidance throughout the doctoral journey.