UNIVERSITY OF LUXEMBOURG · LUXEMBOURG
University of Luxembourg - Bachelor and Master Programmes
Bachelor's · Taught in en
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The University of Luxembourg offers Bachelor's and Master's programmes with a single annual intake in September. International applicants, particularly those from non-EU countries, should be aware of application timelines and document requirements. The university does not partner with recruitment agencies. Prospective students can apply to a maximum of three programmes.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the application deadlines for the Bachelor's programmes?
- Applications for the 2026-2027 academic year open on February 1, 2026, for EU/EEA/Switzerland citizens. For non-EU/non-resident permit holders, applications for 2027-2028 will open in 2027, with the period for 2026-2027 already closed.
- How much are the tuition fees for international students?
- Tuition fees vary by programme. You must consult the specific programme's webpage for detailed information on costs.
- What are the estimated living costs for students in Luxembourg?
- The estimated cost of living is a minimum of €1,517 per month, or €18,211 per academic year. Initial expenses upon arrival of at least €2,700 are recommended.
- What documents are typically required for an application?
- Commonly required documents include an identity photo, passport copy, diploma (secondary for Bachelor's, Bachelor's degree for Master's), transcripts, and language certificates. Specific requirements vary by programme and applicant background.
- Can I apply to multiple programmes?
- Yes, prospective students can apply to a maximum of three programmes.
- Are there any scholarships available for international students?
- Several scholarships and financial aid options are mentioned, including State support, the Single Parent Grant, BAföG, DAAD scholarships, Fondation Félix Chomé, and aide-sociale.fr. Specific eligibility and application details are available on their respective websites.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees vary by programme. Please consult the programme's dedicated webpage for specific details.
Tuition (home)Tuition fees vary by programme. Please consult the programme's dedicated webpage for specific details.
LivingThe estimated cost of living for a student in Luxembourg is a minimum of €1,517 per month, or €18,211 per academic year (based on 2025 minimum income requirements). Initial expenses upon arrival of at least €2,700 are recommended for registration, health insurance, first rent and deposit, and meals. Public transport is free.
An administrative fee of €100 is charged per application. This fee is non-refundable but will be deducted from the first semester's tuition fees for admitted candidates who finalize their enrollment. Non-European applicants pay enrollment and health insurance fees in person upon arrival.
How to apply
1. Choose a Study ProgrammeSelect your desired Bachelor's or Master's programme. You can apply for a maximum of three programmes.
2. Check Eligibility CriteriaVerify that you meet the admission requirements for your chosen programme. Language proficiency requirements must also be met for all teaching languages.
3. Prepare Required DocumentsGather all necessary documents, which vary by programme and applicant background. Common documents include identity photo, passport copy, secondary school diploma (for Bachelor's) or Bachelor's degree (for Master's), transcripts, and language certificates. Ensure documents are in PDF, JPG, or PNG format, not exceeding 5MB, and not password-protected. For non-EU candidates, an extract from the criminal record may be required for immigration purposes and is recommended to be requested early.
4. Create an AccountRegister on the online platform to create a student ID. Only one student ID can be created per application period.
5. Complete Application and Pay FeeUpload your prepared documents via the admissions platform and pay the €100 administrative fee by bank card. This fee is non-refundable but will be credited towards tuition fees for admitted students.
6. Submit ApplicationAfter uploading documents and paying the fee, click the 'Send your file' button to submit your application. Applications cannot be submitted after the deadline.
7. Application ProcessingTrack your application status on the admissions portal. The Admission and Enrolment Office will review your application for completeness and eligibility. Eligible applications are forwarded to the programme's selection committee for evaluation. You will be notified of the admission decision.
8. Enrollment and Fee PaymentIf admitted, you can pay enrollment fees and finalize your registration. Non-European applicants will pay enrollment and health insurance fees in person upon arrival in Luxembourg.
Scholarships
State support – MengStudien—
Single Parent Grant—
BAföG – Bundes-Ausbildungsförderungs-Gesetz—
German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)—
Fondation Félix Chomé—
aide-sociale.fr—
Frequently asked questions
What are the application deadlines for the Bachelor's programmes?
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Applications for the 2026-2027 academic year open on February 1, 2026, for EU/EEA/Switzerland citizens. For non-EU/non-resident permit holders, applications for 2027-2028 will open in 2027, with the period for 2026-2027 already closed.
How much are the tuition fees for international students?
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Tuition fees vary by programme. You must consult the specific programme's webpage for detailed information on costs.
What are the estimated living costs for students in Luxembourg?
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The estimated cost of living is a minimum of €1,517 per month, or €18,211 per academic year. Initial expenses upon arrival of at least €2,700 are recommended.
What documents are typically required for an application?
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Commonly required documents include an identity photo, passport copy, diploma (secondary for Bachelor's, Bachelor's degree for Master's), transcripts, and language certificates. Specific requirements vary by programme and applicant background.
Can I apply to multiple programmes?
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Yes, prospective students can apply to a maximum of three programmes.
Are there any scholarships available for international students?
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Several scholarships and financial aid options are mentioned, including State support, the Single Parent Grant, BAföG, DAAD scholarships, Fondation Félix Chomé, and aide-sociale.fr. Specific eligibility and application details are available on their respective websites.