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University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg

Auditeur Libre (Auditor)

The Auditeur Libre (Auditor) program at the University of Luxembourg offers individuals of all ages and educational backgrounds the opportunity to attend up to three courses per semester without formal enrollment for credit. This program allows you to deepen your knowledge and engage in academic dialogue without the pressure of assessments, grades, or ECTS credits. Auditors receive a student card and a general registration certificate. This program is exclusively for residents of Luxembourg who can attend classes in person.

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University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg

Bachelor en Formation Pédagogique

The Bachelor en Formation Pédagogique is a one-year program designed for individuals who already hold a Bachelor's degree in another field and aspire to a teaching career in Luxembourg's primary schools (cycles 2-4). It equips students with the essential pedagogical and didactical skills needed to navigate the country's multilingual and multicultural educational landscape. This program offers an additional qualification for those seeking to enter the teaching profession.

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University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg

Bachelor in Business Administration (BBA)

The Bachelor in Business Administration (BBA) program is designed to equip students with broad managerial competencies essential for today's business world. It focuses on developing subject-specific knowledge in business administration, fostering a critical perspective on global opportunities and challenges, and cultivating the attitudes and behavioral traits crucial for a successful business career. The curriculum aims to provide students with the necessary tools and context to understand and navigate the complexities of modern business environments.

University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg

Bachelor in Computer Science

This Bachelor in Computer Science program is designed for students who want to develop a strong foundation in the principles and practices of computing. Taught entirely in English, the program spans three years and equips students with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in the rapidly evolving field of technology. The curriculum balances theoretical concepts with practical application, preparing graduates for a wide range of roles in the IT industry.

University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg

Bachelor in Social and Educational Sciences

The Bachelor in Social and Educational Sciences is a 3-year program designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of social work and educational practices. The curriculum is structured around mandatory and optional courses, allowing students to focus on priority themes. A key component of the program is a mandatory mobility semester, practical internships, and the completion of a Bachelor's thesis. The program is taught in a multilingual environment, primarily in French and German, with some courses offered in English.

University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg

Competence Centre Training Programmes

The Competence Centre at the University of Luxembourg offers a range of training programmes designed for professional development. These programmes are developed in collaboration with industry experts and academic partners, covering various fields. They aim to support your learning journey and career advancement. The centre provides opportunities for both individual skill enhancement and organizational development, with a focus on practical application and collaborative learning.

University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg

Department of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences

The Department of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences is committed to advancing health and well-being through high-quality education, research, and clinical engagement. It addresses critical health challenges from fundamental scientific discovery to practical application, contributing to national health priorities and engaging with international networks. The department fosters a unique academic environment where research and education are closely integrated, facilitating interdisciplinary collaboration. Students are prepared for vital roles in the Luxembourg health system within a multicultural and multilingual setting.

University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg

Doctoral Programme in Humanities

The Doctoral Programme in Humanities at the University of Luxembourg fosters a vibrant research culture within an international and multilingual academic community. The programme supports the development of critical thinking, self-reflexivity, and theoretical depth essential for advanced study in the humanities. You will explore historical, social, and cultural systems of meaning as represented in literature, arts, and media, examining how these are shaped by ideological, ethical, and aesthetic practices and reflected in historical processes, linguistic phenomena, and cognitive structures.

University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg

Doctoral Programme in Molecular Biomedicine

This interdisciplinary doctoral program offers advanced training for life and health sciences researchers, with a focus on Molecular Biomedicine and Computational Biology. It connects with key research areas within the Department of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences, the Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine (LCSB), and other research institutes in Luxembourg. The program is designed for biologists, computer scientists, mathematicians, physicists, and medical students, providing tailored academic training to suit their specific needs and career development goals.

University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg

Doctoral Researcher in 16th and 17th Century Political History

The University of Luxembourg is offering a funded doctoral researcher position within the Faculty of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences (FHSE). This PhD project, provisionally titled 'Luxembourg-Brussels, aller-retour. Correspondence, mobility and discourse in the government of a strategic periphery of the Spanish Netherlands (16th-17th c.)', is part of the FNR-funded CORE project GOVLU. The successful candidate will conduct research under the supervision of a Principal Investigator and contribute to the project's objectives concerning the governance and communication strategies within the Duchy of Luxembourg during the Habsburg Spain period. The university offers a modern, dynamic, and international research environment with strong links to professional sectors and the Luxembourg labour market. It is a multilingual institution with staff from over 90 countries, fostering an inclusive atmosphere. Researchers benefit from excellent infrastructure and a unique urban campus.

University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg

Doctoral Researcher in AI and Machine Learning for Biomedical Imaging

This PhD position at the University of Luxembourg focuses on developing and enhancing advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) algorithms specifically for biomedical imaging. The research will be conducted within the Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine (LCSB), an interdisciplinary institute known for its work at the intersection of computer science, AI, and biomedical research. The project aims to translate cutting-edge AI research into practical applications, with a current emphasis on neurodegenerative diseases, contributing to more trustworthy and robust AI models for medical challenges.

University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg

Doctoral Researcher in Climate–Land–Environment Interactions

This doctoral research project focuses on understanding how land management strategies can enhance sustainability and climate adaptability, particularly in regions of the Global South. The research aims to advance the understanding of the climate-nexus framework, which evaluates indicators like soil, water, biodiversity, and ecosystem services to analyze the dynamics of human-environment systems. This project is part of the Climate Nexus Framework initiative at the University of Luxembourg, supported by the Ministry of the Environment, Climate and Biodiversity of Luxembourg.

University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg

Doctoral Researcher in Economics of Migration

The University of Luxembourg's Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance (FDEF) is offering a full-time Doctoral Researcher position focused on the economic analysis of migration. Under the supervision of Professor Michel Beine, you will prepare a doctoral thesis exploring the determinants and consequences of human mobility. The position offers an excellent research environment within a large, international group of academics working on globalization. This role also involves contributing to teaching, including lectures and small group sessions. The university provides a modern, multilingual, and international setting with strong links to professional sectors and European institutions. You will benefit from state-of-the-art facilities and a supportive academic community.

University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg

Doctoral Researcher in European Union Law

The University of Luxembourg's Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance (FDEF) is seeking a Doctoral Researcher to conduct research in European Law, focusing on the external dimension of green and digital transitions. This PhD position is part of the Doctoral Training Unit on Green and Digital Transitions in the Single Market (DTU-GREITMA), funded by the Luxembourg National Research Fund. The research environment is dynamic and multilingual, with opportunities for teaching and collaboration. The university itself is an international institution with strong links to professional sectors and European institutions.

University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg

Doctoral Researcher in Law (Insolvency or Company Law)

The University of Luxembourg's Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance (FDEF) is offering a Doctoral Researcher position focused on insolvency law or company law. This role involves conducting research for a doctoral thesis, with a preference for topics that have a comparative, international, or European dimension. The research can be conducted in English or French and may involve joint supervision with another university. In addition to research, the doctoral candidate will contribute to teaching, including lectures and small group tutorials. This position offers a unique opportunity to work within a dynamic research environment alongside other PhD candidates and postdoctoral researchers specializing in business law. You will benefit from the expertise of renowned scholars and gain valuable experience in a multidisciplinary and international academic setting at a modern university.

University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg

Doctoral Researcher in Systems Biomedicine (PhD)

This PhD position is based at the Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine (LCSB) within the University of Luxembourg. The project focuses on understanding the mechanisms controlling ribosome speed in neurons, particularly in the context of Parkinson's disease (PD). Researchers will investigate how variations in protein synthesis affect protein folding and how this relates to the accumulation of misfolded proteins characteristic of neurodegenerative diseases. The study will integrate various data types, including interactomics, translatomics, and proteomics, to identify genetic mutations in translation regulators that might impact protein synthesis rates in Parkinson's disease. The ultimate goal is to establish translation dysregulation as a significant factor in PD pathogenesis and explore new therapeutic strategies. The research involves experimental work with dopaminergic neurons derived from PD models and healthy individuals. This includes cell culture, transcriptomics, translatomics, proteomics, and interactomics experiments. The candidate will also be responsible for validating findings, testing potential translation modifiers, and assisting with data analysis. This position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to fundamental research in neurodegeneration and translational science aimed at developing novel drug targets.

University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg

Doctoral Studies

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).

University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg

Doctoral Studies at the University of Luxembourg

The University of Luxembourg offers a stimulating and constructive academic environment for doctoral candidates. Our PhD programs are designed to support students in producing high-quality research, preparing them for careers in academia, industry, or other sectors globally. We provide a supportive setting to advance your research and build your future career.

University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg

Institute for German Language, Literature and Interculturality Programs

The Institute for German Language, Literature and Interculturality at the University of Luxembourg offers a range of Bachelor's and Master's degree programs focused on German studies and related fields. The institute fosters a dynamic learning environment where teaching is closely integrated with current research, allowing students to engage with faculty on cutting-edge topics. Programs often involve international collaborations, providing a unique cross-cultural perspective. The institute is committed to adapting its curriculum to reflect the evolving landscape of research and scholarship. This ensures that students receive an education that is both academically rigorous and relevant to contemporary academic discourse. The vibrant community of scholars and students encourages intellectual exchange and collaborative learning, preparing graduates for diverse academic and professional paths.

University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg

Master in Education: School Management and Development

This part-time Master's program is designed for professionals seeking to advance their careers in education, particularly in school management and development. Spanning two years and totaling 60 ECTS credits, the curriculum emphasizes practitioner research, culminating in a Master's Thesis. The program aims to equip students with critical perspectives on global educational trends, digital transformation in education, and the social and political aspects of education. It also focuses on the specific challenges and opportunities within the Luxembourgish education system, fostering an understanding of inclusive education and comparative international approaches. Students will engage with contemporary issues, develop analytical skills, and apply their learning to real-world educational contexts.

University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg

Master in Educational Sciences - Development of Teaching

This part-time Master's program in Educational Sciences focuses on the Development of Teaching. It spans two years and awards 60 ECTS credits, culminating in a Master's Thesis that involves practitioner research. The curriculum is designed to provide a systemic understanding of current educational challenges, integrating theoretical knowledge with practical application. It aims to foster multi-professional collaboration by building a common knowledge base among students from different specializations.

University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg

Master in Electrical Engineering, Energy and Economic Efficiency (MEEE)

The Master in Electrical Engineering, Energy and Economic Efficiency (MEEE) is a two-year program designed to provide advanced training in electrical engineering with a strong emphasis on economics and business principles. This program equips students with specialized knowledge in areas such as computational fluid dynamics, urban planning and certification, energy efficiency in buildings, and cost accounting for engineers. Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of both the technical and economic aspects of energy efficiency, preparing them for a variety of roles in the energy sector and beyond. The curriculum includes core modules and allows for a mobility semester at the University of Lorraine in France during the third semester. This international experience offers a broader perspective and exposure to different academic environments. The program aims to foster analytical skills, problem-solving abilities, and a practical understanding of engineering challenges within an economic context.

University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg

Master in European Governance

This two-year Master's program (120 ECTS) provides a comprehensive understanding of European and national policies. The curriculum is structured to build a strong foundational knowledge through mandatory core courses in the initial semesters. As you progress, you will have the opportunity to specialize through a wide selection of optional courses. The final semester is dedicated to practical experience, either through an internship or a dissertation, allowing you to apply your learning in a real-world context. While all mandatory courses are taught in English, some optional courses are offered in French, providing an opportunity to enhance your language skills.

University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg

Master in Information System Security Management

The Master in Information System Security Management is designed for students aiming to develop expertise in managing information systems and ensuring their security. This program equips graduates with the knowledge and skills necessary to lead and protect digital infrastructures in an increasingly complex cyber landscape. The curriculum focuses on both technical aspects of security and management strategies to implement effective security policies.