This Master's program focuses on education and society, with a specific emphasis on social inequality and the comparative analysis of educational and scientific systems within their societal contexts. It is designed for students with a strong interest in these areas and aims to prepare them for the challenges of evolving schooling, vocational training, higher education, and lifelong learning. The program offers a research-oriented curriculum with intensive mentoring and advanced theoretical and methodological training, encouraging students to explore their own research interests.
Graduates are prepared to address key challenges in education and society, equipping them for roles in various sectors.
Applicants are advised to check the specific admission requirements for this program on the university's admissions page.
Tuition fees are the same for EU and Non-EU students. Living costs are estimated based on official recommendations and may vary based on individual circumstances. University housing is not guaranteed and private market rentals can be more expensive.
Tuition fees are 400€ per semester for both EU and Non-EU students. Living costs are estimated at a minimum of 1,517 € per month.
The programme spans two years and involves 120 ECTS credits. It emphasizes a multidisciplinary, research-based approach with intensive mentoring.
The application period for Non-EU students is from February 1 to March 24, 2026.
You need a Bachelor's degree with a strong academic record in social sciences, educational sciences, or a related field. You should also check specific program requirements, including language proficiency.
Graduates are prepared for roles in education policy analysis, social research, educational program development, higher education administration, and lifelong learning initiatives.
The Guillaume Dupaix International Scholarship is available for merit-based students. For more information on how to obtain it, contact fhse.scholarships-maee@uni.lu.