UNIVERSITY OF LUXEMBOURG · LUXEMBOURG
Master's Programmes at the University of Luxembourg
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
24 mo
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Master's
Level
The University of Luxembourg offers a diverse range of Master's programmes across its three faculties: Science, Technology and Medicine (FSTM); Law, Economics and Finance (FDEF); and Humanities, Education and Social Sciences (FHSE). These programmes are designed to provide in-depth knowledge and specialized skills in various fields, preparing students for advanced academic study or professional careers. Prospective students can learn more about programme content, learning outcomes, career prospects, and admission requirements through dedicated presentations and online resources.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for Master's programmes?
- Tuition fees for Master's programmes are not specified on the provided pages. Prospective students should consult individual programme pages for detailed fee information.
- What are the estimated living costs for students?
- Estimated minimum annual living costs are €18,211, or €1,517 per month. An initial budget of at least €2,700 is recommended for arrival expenses, including housing deposit and initial living costs.
- How do I apply for a Master's programme?
- To apply, explore programmes, check specific entry requirements on programme pages, prepare necessary documents, and submit your application online through the university's admission portal before the deadline.
- When are the application deadlines and admission decisions communicated?
- The application period typically opens in autumn for the following academic year, with specific dates varying by programme. Admission decisions are usually communicated in spring.
- What scholarships are available for Master's students?
- Various scholarships are available, including state financial aid (MengStudien), grants for single parents, and opportunities through DAAD and Fondation Félix Chomé. Eligibility and amounts vary, so consult the scholarship details.
- What are the general entry requirements for Master's programmes?
- Specific academic and English language requirements vary by programme. Prospective students must consult the individual programme pages for detailed information on prerequisites and documentation.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees are not specified on the provided pages, but programme-specific details should be consulted.
Tuition (home)Tuition fees are not specified on the provided pages, but programme-specific details should be consulted.
LivingEstimated minimum annual living costs are €18,211 (or €1,517 per month). An initial budget of at least €2,700 is recommended for arrival expenses, including registration, health insurance, rent deposit, and initial living costs.
Monthly rent can range from €450 to €750 or more. University housing is not guaranteed, and private market accommodation is generally more expensive. Additional costs may include university restaurant meals (€360/month), books (€400/year), and personal expenses.
How to apply
1. Explore ProgrammesIdentify the Master's programme that aligns with your academic and career goals from the list provided.
2. Check Entry RequirementsVisit the specific programme page to understand the academic prerequisites, required documentation, and any specific language proficiency requirements.
3. Prepare Application DocumentsGather all necessary documents, which typically include academic transcripts, diplomas, proof of language proficiency, and a motivation letter.
4. Submit ApplicationApplications are usually submitted online through the university's admission portal. Pay close attention to application deadlines.
5. Admission DecisionOnce your application is reviewed, you will be notified of the admission decision.
6. Enrollment and RegistrationUpon acceptance, follow the instructions for enrollment, which may involve paying tuition fees and completing registration formalities.
Scholarships
State support – MengStudienVaries
Single Parent GrantVaries
BAföG – Bundes-Ausbildungsförderungs-GesetzVaries
Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD)Varies
Fondation Félix ChoméVaries
aide-sociale.frVaries
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for Master's programmes?
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Tuition fees for Master's programmes are not specified on the provided pages. Prospective students should consult individual programme pages for detailed fee information.
What are the estimated living costs for students?
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Estimated minimum annual living costs are €18,211, or €1,517 per month. An initial budget of at least €2,700 is recommended for arrival expenses, including housing deposit and initial living costs.
How do I apply for a Master's programme?
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To apply, explore programmes, check specific entry requirements on programme pages, prepare necessary documents, and submit your application online through the university's admission portal before the deadline.
When are the application deadlines and admission decisions communicated?
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The application period typically opens in autumn for the following academic year, with specific dates varying by programme. Admission decisions are usually communicated in spring.
What scholarships are available for Master's students?
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Various scholarships are available, including state financial aid (MengStudien), grants for single parents, and opportunities through DAAD and Fondation Félix Chomé. Eligibility and amounts vary, so consult the scholarship details.
What are the general entry requirements for Master's programmes?
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Specific academic and English language requirements vary by programme. Prospective students must consult the individual programme pages for detailed information on prerequisites and documentation.