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The degrees we offer
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Five good reasons to study
at the University of Luxembourg 7
"Académique" or "professionnel" 8
Can I study part-time? 8
When can I enrol? 8
How can I enrol? 8
How high are the enrolment fees? 8
Are there student residences? 9
Where are the campuses? 9
Further information with the Student Department 10
The university in statistics 10
Bachelors
Faculty of Science, Technology and Communication
Bachelor en sciences et ingénierie
› Filière physique 13
› Filière mathématiques 14
› Filière ingénierie 15
Bachelor en sciences de la vie
› Filière biologie 16
› Filière médecine 17
› Filière pharmacie 18
Bachelor en informatique 19
Bachelor en ingénierie
› Filière énergie et environnement 20
› Filière génie civil: construction 21
› Filière génie civil: urbanisme et aménagement du territoire 22
› Filière mécanique générale 23
› Filière mécatronique 24
› Filière électrotechnique 25
› Filière télécommunications 26
› Filière gestion de chantiers en Europe 27
Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance
Bachelor en droit 29
Bachelor en gestion 30
Luxembourg 2012 Bachelor en sciences économiques et de gestion 31
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Faculty of Language and Literature, Humanities, Master en études franco-allemandes:
Arts and Education communication et coopération transfronatlières 65
Bachelor en cultures européennes Master in Modern and Contemporary European Philosophy 66
› English 33
Master in Spatial Development and Analysis 67
› Français 34
› Germanistik 35 Master in Learning and Development in Multilingual
› Histoire 36 and Multicultural Contexts 68
› Philosophie 37
Master en langues, cultures et médias –
Bachelor en psychologie 38 Lëtzebuerger Studien 69
Bachelor en sciences de l’éducation 39 Master Management und Coaching im Bildungs-
und Sozialwesen 70
Bachelor en sciences sociales et éducatives 40
Other qualifications 73
Masters
Faculty of Science, Technology and Communication
Five reasons to study
Master en développement durable : énergie et environnement 43
in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg 77
Master in Information and Computer Sciences 44
Master in Integrated Systems Biology 45 Luxembourg at a glance 78
Master in Mathematics 46
European Master of Small Animal Veterinary Medicine 47
Master en management de la sécurité
des systèmes d’information 48
Master in Condensed Matter Physics 49
Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance
Master en droit européen (LL.M.) 51
Master en droit économique européen (LL.M.) 52
Master en droit financier européen et international (LL.M.) 53
Master in Economics and Finance 54
Master of Science in Banking and Finance 55
Master in Entrepreneurship and Innovation 56
Master in Accounting and Audit 57
Faculty of Language and Literature, Humanities,
Arts and Education
Master en histoire européenne contemporaine 59
Trinationaler Master in Literatur-, Kultur- und
Sprachgeschichte des deutschsprachigen Raums 60
Master in Psychology: Evaluation and Assessment 61
Master en médiation 62
Master en gérontologie 63
Master in European Governance 64
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Five good reasons
to study at the University
of Luxembourg
A modern and dynamic university
• founded in 2003
• Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees, doctoral studies
• suiting the needs of the employment market
• valuing Europe
• an academic staff of more than 190 professors and lecturers
• supported by more than 650 professional experts
• research centered
• high quality equipment, Wifi on campus
• close ties to society and the business world
—
A university at the heart of Europe
• only two hours drive to Brussels, Cologne, Strasbourg …
• next to the European Institutions
• next to the financial centre Luxembourg
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A multilingual and international university
• using English, French, German
• generally, bilingual degrees (usually French / English
or French / German) and degrees taught entirely in English
• students originating from 100 countries
• lecturers originating from almost 20 countries
• foreign language courses for students
• working with international networks
• no difference in tuition fees for foreign students
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A university promoting "mobility"
• one semester abroad compulsory for Bachelor students
• about 50 partner universities worldwide
• assistance with your search for a partner university
—
A university with a personal touch
• about 5700 students
• lecturers within reach
• tutoring for the majority of 1st year Bachelor students
• small working groups
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"Académique" Are there student residences ?
or "Professionnel" ? The university has 470 rooms for students.
Please apply early!
Bachelor académique
• a degree over 6 semesters
• compulsory mobility: one semester abroad
• prepares students for a master’s degree oriented towards Are there any extracurricular activities
fundamental studies or for career entry
on offer ?
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The university offers sport activities, free concert and theatre tickets,
Bachelor professionnel
conferences, excursions, art workshops and has a vocal and
• a degree over 6 semesters
instrumental ensemble as well as a drama and a dance group.
• compulsory mobility: one semester abroad
• prepares students for career entry or for an application-oriented
master’s degree
Where are the campuses ?
Faculty of Science, Technology and Communication
Can I study part-time ? Campus Kirchberg
6, rue Coudenhove-Kalergi / L-1359 Luxembourg City
Part-time studies are possible for all of the programmes T. +352 / 46 66 44-5000
(except for non-european students). —
Please contact the SEVE for more information.
Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance
Campus Limpertsberg
162a, avenue de la Faïencerie
L-1511 Luxembourg City
When can I enrol ? T. +352 / 46 66 44-6000
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As the enrolment period may vary for each Bachelor and Master
programme, please visit www.uni.lu to obtain up to date information Faculty of Language and Literature, Humanities,
about the enrolment periods: Arts and Education
Application and Re-registration button Campus Walferdange
Route de Diekirch
L-7220 Walferdange
T. +352 / 46 66 44-9000
How can I enrol ? —
Luxembourg School of Finance (LSF)
On the Internet under www.uni.lu Luxembourg Business Academy (LBA)
Application and Re-registration button Bâtiment K2
LSF 4, rue Albert Borschette / LBA 2b, rue Albert Borschette
L-1246 Luxembourg
T. LSF +352 / 46 66 44-6807 / T. LBA +352 / 46 66 44-6838
How high are the enrolment fees ? The “Luxembourg School of Finance” (Master in Banking and Finance)
and the “Luxembourg Business Academy” (Master in Entrepreneurship
The enrolment fees are generally 200 €/semester and Innovation) of the Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance are
housed in the "K2“ buildings a few minutes’ walk from Campus Kirchberg.
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Further information Bachelors with the Student Department – Service des Études et de la Vie Étudiante (SEVE) 162a, avenue de la Faïencerie L-1511 Luxembourg — Opening hours Weekdays 09.00 – 12.00 a.m. and 01.30 – 4.00 p.m. T. +352 / 46 66 44-6060 seve.infos@uni.lu www.uni.lu The university in statistics • 5700 Total of students › 2370 International students* › 3200 Bachelor students › 1040 Master students › 380 PhD students • 100 nationalities (students) • 1090 employees › 280 PhD students with employment contracts** › 190 professors, assistant professors and lecturers • 650 adjunct faculty • 47 degrees and qualifications • 12 research units • 3 faculties • 2 Interdisciplinary Centres October 2011 * as defined by UNESCO/OECD ** Phd students with both student and empolyee status 10 11
Bachelor en sciences et ingénierie – filière physique
Translation Bachelor of Science and Engineering – Physics
Degree Bachelor académique
Duration 6 semesters / 180 ECTS
Teaching English, French
languages
Programme Throughout the programme students acquire
objectives basic knowledge in key areas of physics and
become familiar with many mathematical tools.
By the end of the programme participants have
acquired a broad view of physics, with additional
training in the areas of chemistry and computer
science. The programme also strives to develop
each student’s capacity for rigorous, precise and
critical thought, as well as their imagination.
Tutorials and practical work are designed to
reinforce their theoretical knowledge while
providing an opportunity to gain essential
experimental skills.
Career Training in physics can lead to careers in
opportunities academia, research, business and industry. It is
recommended to the students to complement
the Bachelor’s degree by a Master’s degree in
physics. Other Master programmes may be
accessible, provided the students pass some
additional courses.
Enrolment fee 200 € / semester
Entry Examen de Fin d’Études Secondaires
requirements or Secondaires Techniques or equivalent
qualification (German Abitur, French
baccalauréat, English A-levels, the European
or International Baccalaureate, etc.).
Course director Associate Prof Roland Sanctuary
T. +352 / 46 66 44-6326
roland.sanctuary@uni.lu
Main contact Sonja di Renzo
T. +352 / 46 66 44-5443
fstc-basi@uni.lu
Web http://basi.uni.lu/physique
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Bachelor en sciences et ingénierie – filière mathématiques Bachelor en sciences et ingénierie – filière ingénierie
Translation Bachelor of Science and Engineering – Translation Bachelor of Science and Engineering –
Mathematics Engineering
Degree Bachelor académique Options Electrical engineering, civil engineering,
computer sciences, mechanical engineering
Duration 6 semesters / 180 ECTS
Degree Bachelor académique
Teaching French, English
languages Duration 6 semesters / 180 ECTS
Programme Students undertaking this programme gain Teaching French, German, English
objectives competence in the fundamental branches languages
of mathematics including analysis, algebra,
Programme The first two years of this academic-style
geometry, probability theory and mechanics.
objectives fundamental engineering course are devoted
In addition they have the opportunity to
primarily to the tuition of basic skills in maths,
investigate other disciplines closely related
physics and computing. It also provides an
to mathematics, such as physics, computer
introduction to disciplines such as electrical,
science and didactics of mathematics.
mechanical and civil engineering. Since the first
Students are provided with the opportunity
two years of study involve a common teaching
to develop their imagination as well as their
core, students do not choose their particular
ability for rigorous thought.
specialisation until the third year
Career The Bachelor’s degree (often complemented
Career Leads to careers in academia, research,
opportunities by a Master’s degree) provides the graduates
opportunities business and industry. Students are also
with the fundamental training required for a
prepared to continue studying for a Master
career in teaching or research. The programme
degree, for example the Master in Sustainable
also prepares for professional opportunities in
Development at the University of Luxembourg.
the industrial, business or administrative sectors.
Students may continue studying for a Master’s Enrolment fee 200 € / semester
degree in Mathematics. Other master
Entry Open to students holding a Luxembourg
programmes may be accessible to students,
requirements Examen de Fin d’Études Secondaires
provided they pass some additional courses.
or Secondaires Techniques or equivalent
Enrolment fee 200 € / semester qualification (German Abitur, French baccalauréat,
English A-levels, the European or International
Entry Open to students holding a Luxembourg
Baccalaureate, etc.).
requirements Examen de Fin d’Études Secondaires
or Secondaires Techniques or equivalent Course director Prof Manfred Greger
qualification (German Abitur, French baccalauréat, T. +352 / 46 66 44-5249
English A-levels, the European or International manfred.greger@uni.lu
Baccalaureate, etc.).
Main contact Sonja di Renzo
Course director Prof Jean-Luc Marichal T. +352 / 46 66 44-5443
T. +352 / 46 66 44-6662 fstc-basi@uni.lu
jean-luc.marichal@uni.lu
Web http://basi.uni.lu/egcmi
Main contact Sonja di Renzo
T. +352 / 46 66 44-5443
fstc-basi@uni.lu
Web http://basi.uni.lu/mathematiques
14 15Bachelor en sciences de la vie – filière biologie Bachelor en sciences de la vie – filière médecine
Translation Bachelor in Life Sciences – Biology Translation Bachelor in Life Sciences – Medicine
Degree Bachelor académique Degree Bachelor académique
Duration 6 semesters / 180 ECTS Duration 2 semesters / 60 ECTS
Teaching French, English, German Teaching French, German, English
languages languages
Programme This undergraduate degree is designed to equip Programme The first year is devoted to the study of the
objectives students with a sound basis in biology together objectives basic sciences (biology, chemistry, mathematics
with a good knowledge of several “hard” science and physics) together with certain aspects
disciplines including chemistry, mathematics of the human sciences. This common core
and physics. Students will gain an understand- is supplemented by a number of options which
ing of the basic unit of life and the general will subsequently give students access to
coherence of life sciences. Depending on the medicine courses at our partner universities.
course of this common section, the teaching The tuition provided during the first year of
language is either French, English or German. the undergraduate medicine course corre-
sponds to the first year medicine studies
Special features Two semesters can be spent at one of our
offered in the faculties of medicine in the
partner universities leading to a joint or double
various universities with which the University
qualification from the University of Luxembourg
of Luxembourg has partnership agreements.
and the partner establishment. We currently
have agreements with the University of Career Successful completion of the first year of
Strasbourg, the University of Paris Sud (Orsay), opportunities medicine leads in to the Luxemburg Certificat
the Catholic University of Louvain (UCL) and d’études supérieures or CES. Under the
the University of Liège. Students may also agreements currently in place, a certain number
decide to spend at least one semester at of places are reserved for our students in
the university of their choice at their entire the second year of medical studies courses at
discretion and responsibility. various universities in France, Belgium and
Germany.
Career Leads into Master studies in Luxembourg
opportunities (Master in Integrated Systems Biology) Enrolment fee 200 € / semester
or abroad.
Entry Up to 100 places are available to bilingual
Enrolment fee 200 € / semester requirements students (French and German – officially
proven C1 level of the common European
Entry Open to multilingual students holding
framework of reference for language) holding
requirements a Luxembourg Examen de Fin d’Études
a Luxembourg Examen de Fin d’Études
Secondaires or Secondaires Techniques or
Secondaires or Secondaires Techniques or
equivalent qualification (German Abitur, French
equivalent qualification (German Abitur, French
baccalauréat, English A-levels, the European
baccalauréat, English A-levels, the European or
or International Baccalaureate, etc.).
International Baccalaureate, etc.). The selection
Course director Prof Jean-Luc Bueb process is taking place early July.
T. +352 / 46 66 44-6738
Course director Prof Jean-Luc Bueb
jean-luc.bueb@uni.lu
T. +352 / 46 66 44-6738
Main contact Romain Dondelinger jean-luc.bueb@uni.lu
T. +352 / 46 66 44-6302
Main contact Romain Dondelinger
fstc-basv@uni.lu
T. +352 / 46 66 44-6302
Web http://basv.uni.lu/biologie fstc-basv@uni.lu
Web http://basv.uni.lu/medecine
16 17Bachelor en sciences de la vie – filière pharmacie Bachelor en informatique
Translation Bachelor in Life Sciences – Pharmacy Translation Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Sciences
Degree Bachelor académique Options Computer networks, industrial informatics,
business information technologies, distributed
Duration 2 semesters / 60 ECTS
software systems, scientific computing
Teaching French, German, English
Degree Bachelor professionnel
languages
Duration 6 semesters / 180 ECTS
Programme The first year is devoted to the study of the
objectives basic sciences (biology, chemistry, mathemat- Teaching French, English
ics and physics) together with certain aspects languages
of the human sciences. This common core
Programme The Bachelor is an excellent choice for
is supplemented by a number of options which
objectives students seeking a solid and practically oriented
will subsequently give students access to
education in Computer Science. The programme
courses in pharmacy at partner universities.
ultimately aims at preparing students for an
The tuition provided during the first year of
easy integration in the professional world at
the undergraduate pharmacy course corresponds
the end of their studies.
to the first year pharmacy studies offered in
the faculties of pharmacy in the various Career The Bachelor’s degree prepares for numerous
universities with which the University of opportunities and varied career options: service and data-
Luxembourg has partnership agreements. processing companies (SSII), industry, public
and administrative services, computer
Special features Successful completion of the first year
equipment vendors, consultancy, financial
of pharmacy leads into the Luxembourg
service companies, etc. The programme also
Certificat d’études supérieures or CES. Under
offers the opportunity to actively prepare
the agreements currently in place, a certain
for a Master’s degree, such as the Master
number of places are reserved for our students
of Science in Information & Computer
in the second year of pharmacy studies at
Sciences at the University of Luxembourg.
various universities in France and Belgium.
Enrolment fee 200 € / semester
Enrolment fee 200 € / semester
Entry Open to students holding a Luxembourg
Entry Open to bilingual students (French and
requirements Examen de Fin d’Études Secondaires or
requirements German – officially proven C1 level of the
Secondaires Techniques or equivalent
common European framework of reference
qualification (German Abitur, French
for language) holding a Luxembourg Examen
baccalauréat, English A-levels, the European
de Fin d’Études Secondaires or Secondaires
or International Baccalaureate, etc.).
Techniques or equivalent qualification (German
Abitur, French baccalauréat, English A-levels, the Course director Prof Denis Zampunieris
European or International Baccalaureate, etc.). T. +352 / 46 66 44-5290
denis.zampunieris@uni.lu
Course director Prof Jean-Luc Bueb
T. +352 / 46 66 44-6738 Main contact Catherine Violet
jean-luc.bueb@uni.lu T. +352 / 46 66 44-5217
fstc-binfo@uni.lu
Main contact Romain Dondelinger
T. +352 / 46 66 44-6302 Web http://binfo.uni.lu
fstc-basv@uni.lu
Web http://basv.uni.lu/pharmacie
18 19Bachelor en ingénierie – filière énergie et environnement Bachelor en ingénierie – filière génie civil: construction
Translation Bachelor in Engineering – Energy Translation Bachelor in Engineering – Civil Engineering:
and Environment Construction
Degree Bachelor professionnel Degree Bachelor professionnel
Duration 6 semesters / 180 ECTS Duration 6 semesters / 180 ECTS
Teaching German, French Teaching German, French
languages languages
Programme This vocational course covers all aspects of Programme The major focus of teaching on the Civil
objectives energy and environmental engineering as they objectives Engineering: Construction course covers
relate to the fields of construction and electrical statics calculations and structural
and mechanical engineering with a special focus dimensioning for load-bearing structures in
on technical plant and the building envelope. civil engineering projects using reinforced and
The various environmental aspects of town prestressed concrete, steel and wood.
and country planning are also covered. This area
Special features As the initial units of all undergraduate
offers a number of interesting employment
engineering courses are almost identical,
opportunities.
students are able to switch courses within
Special features As the initial units of all undergraduate the programme in the early stages of study
engineering courses are almost identical, if required.
students are able to switch courses within
Career The world of civil engineering offers a lot of
the programme in the early stages of study
opportunities graduate opportunities in areas as diverse
if required.
as the construction of industrial plants, towers,
Career Well qualified graduates in this field will find roads and motorways, railway, bridges and
opportunities openings in engineering firms and local tunnels, airports, sewage treatment plants
authorities. This qualification also offers and drainage systems, etc. Civil engineering
employment opportunities in the areas of occupies a pivotal position in the economy
town and country planning. of the Grande Région. Graduates can apply
to study for a Master degree in related fields,
Enrolment fee 200 € / semester
e. g. the Master in Sustainable Development
Entry Open to students holding a Luxembourg at the University of Luxembourg.
requirements Examen de Fin d’Études Secondaires or
Enrolment fee 200 € / semester
Secondaires Techniques or equivalent
qualification (German Abitur, French Entry Open to students holding a Luxembourg
baccalauréat, English A-levels, the European requirements Examen de Fin d’Études Secondaires or
or International Baccalaureate, etc.). Secondaires Techniques or equivalent
qualification (German Abitur, French
Course director Associate Prof Frank Scholzen
baccalauréat, English A-levels, the European
T. +352 / 46 66 44-5636
or International Baccalaureate, etc.).
frank.scholzen@uni.lu
Course director Associate Prof Danièle Waldmann
Main contact Hana Kuhn
T. +352 / 46 66 44-5279
T. +352 / 46 66 44-5816
daniele.waldmann@uni.lu
fstc-bing@uni.lu
Main contact Hana Kuhn
Web http://bpii.uni.lu/enen
T. +352 / 46 66 44-5816
fstc-bing@uni.lu
Web http://bpii.uni.lu/gcco
20 21Bachelor en ingénierie – filière génie civil: Bachelor en ingénierie – filière mécanique générale
urbanisme et aménagement du territoire
Translation Bachelor in Engineering – Civil Engineering: Translation Bachelor in Engineering – Mechanical
Town and Country Planning Engineering
Degree Bachelor professionnel Degree Bachelor professionnel
Duration 6 semesters / 180 ECTS Duration 6 semesters / 180 ECTS
Teaching German, French Teaching German, French
languages languages
Programme Development and growth are both prosperity Programme Mechanical engineering is a modern applied
objectives factors and close collaboration between urban objectives science and the skills it involves are of vital
planning, infrastructure engineering and nature importance in our everyday lives. Covering a
conversation is vital. Luxembourg and the vast range of activities, there is nevertheless
Grande Région has a growing need for civil a fundamental core of topics with which every
engineers trained in these specialities. This mechanical engineer must be familiar and it
course is designed to offer in-depth training is these basic skills which the students on this
in the complex field of town and country vocational course will acquire.
planning.
Special features As the initial units of all undergraduate
Special features As the initial units of all undergraduate engineering courses are almost identical,
engineering courses are almost identical, students are able to switch courses within
students are able to switch courses within the programme in the early stages of study
the programme in the early stages of study if required.
if required.
Career As a general rule, mechanical engineers are
Career The traditional training in all aspects of urban opportunities involved in the design, development and
opportunities infrastructure equips students with the basic construction of plant and machinery, for example
skills required to work for planning consultancies, in the automotive industry with its many
property developers and local government sub-contractors, in machine tool manufacture
departments. Graduates can apply to study or the development of large industrial
for a Master degree in related fields, e. g. the complexes. For instance, leads in to the Master
Master in Sustainable Development at the in Sustainable Development at the University
University of Luxembourg. of Luxembourg or of course to a multitude of
Master programmes abroad.
Enrolment fee 200 € / semester
Enrolment fee 200 € / semester
Entry Open to students holding a Luxembourg
requirements Examen de Fin d’Études Secondaires or Entry Open to students holding a Luxembourg
Secondaires Techniques or equivalent requirements Examen de Fin d’Études Secondaires or
qualification (German Abitur, French Secondaires Techniques or equivalent
baccalauréat, English A-levels, the European qualification (German Abitur, French
or International Baccalaureate, etc.). baccalauréat, English A-levels, the European
or International Baccalaureate, etc.).
Course director Associate Prof Danièle Waldmann
T. +352 / 46 66 44-5279 Course director Prof Stefan Maas
daniele.waldmann@uni.lu T. +352 / 46 66 44-5222
stefan.maas@uni.lu
Main contact Hana Kuhn
T. +352 / 46 66 44-5816 Main contact Hana Kuhn
fstc-bing@uni.lu T. +352 / 46 66 44-5816
fstc-bing@uni.lu
Web http://bpii.uni.lu/uat
Web http://bpii.uni.lu/mege
22 23Bachelor en ingénierie – filière mécatronique Bachelor en ingénierie – filière électrotechnique
Translation Bachelor in Engineering – Mechatronics Translation Bachelor in Engineering – Electrical
Engineering
Degree Bachelor professionnel
Degree Bachelor professionnel
Duration 6 semesters / 180 ECTS
Duration 6 semesters / 180 ECTS
Teaching German, French
languages Teaching German, French
languages
Programme Mechatronics is a term coined to describe the
objectives combination of mechanical, electronic, computer Programme The standards required of university engineer-
and systems design engineering to offer a objectives ing courses today are very high. The basic
global approach to product creation rather characteristics of the electrical energy
than a simple juxtaposition of skills. It therefore transformation model and change, together
requires the training of responsible individuals with microcomputer signal processing and
capable of finding innovative solutions, automatic monitoring and systems technology,
managing multidisciplinary teams and operating form the basis of integration system production.
at all levels of an integrated production This covers the entire field of the basic
system. The objective of the course is to bring assembly of a current converter from
together the basic principles of the three regulation and business management to the
branches of engineering in the service of this monitoring and economic optimisation of energy
new approach to design engineering. systems and their integration into existing
structures.
Special features As the initial units of all undergraduate
engineering courses are almost identical, Special features As the initial units of all undergraduate
students are able to switch courses within engineering courses are almost identical,
the programme in the early stages of study students are able to switch courses within
if required. the programme in the early stages of study
if required.
Career Mechatronics is currently playing an increasingly
opportunities important role in the life of medium-sized Career Opportunities in technical and commercial-
businesses of all types from sub-contractors opportunities maintenance services in small and middle sized
to plant and machinery manufacturers. Leads firms, etc. Leads in to the Master in Sus-
in to the Master in Sustainable Development tainable Development.
at the University of Luxembourg.
Enrolment fee 200 € / semester
Enrolment fee 200 € / semester
Entry Open to students holding a Luxembourg
Entry Open to students holding a Luxembourg requirements Examen de Fin d’Études Secondaires or
requirements Examen de Fin d’Études Secondaires or Secondaires Techniques or equivalent
Secondaires Techniques or equivalent qualification (German Abitur, French
qualification (German Abitur, French baccalauréat, English A-levels, the European
baccalauréat, English A-levels, the European or International Baccalaureate, etc.).
or International Baccalaureate, etc.).
Course director Prof Jean-Jacques Scheuren
Course director Prof Stefan Maas T. +352 / 46 66 44-5298
T. +352 / 46 66 44-5222 jean-jacques.scheuren@uni.lu
stefan.maas@uni.lu
Main contact Hana Kuhn
Main contact Hana Kuhn T. +352 / 46 66 44-5816
T. +352 / 46 66 44-5816 fstc-bing@uni.lu
fstc-bing@uni.lu
Web http://bpii.uni.lu/elsy
Web http://bpii.uni.lu/mect
24 25Bachelor en ingénierie – filière télécommunications Bachelor en ingénierie – filière gestion de chantiers
en Europe
Translation Bachelor in Engineering – Telecommunications Translation Bachelor in Engineering –
European Site Management
Degree Bachelor professionnel
Degree Bachelor professionnel
Duration 6 semesters / 180 ECTS
Duration 7 semesters / 210 ECTS
Teaching German, French
languages Teaching French, German, English
languages
Programme The principal task involved in the science
objectives of telecommunications is the exchange and Programme Though the technical aspects of building
sharing of information. However, the exact role objectives industry regulation have been largely
allocated to telecommunications varies from standardised, construction law still varies from
country to country and from context to one country to another. It is these differences
context. The approach adopted at the which provided the trigger for this tri-national
University of Luxembourg, in accordance with course. One of its objectives is the manage-
the definition given by the ACM and the IEEE, ment of specific national characteristics and
is the modern notion of an IT-oriented cultural differences for the benefit of individual
concept. construction projects. Within a general
The programme offers tuition in both the construction management context, it focuses
theoretical bases of mathematics, electronics on the disciplines of project and facilities
and computing and applied courses specialis- management alongside a more traditional site
ing in network protocols, open network management element for construction and
security, aerial and high frequency technologies. civil engineers.
Special features As the initial units of all undergraduate Special features In collaboration with the Construction
engineering courses are almost identical, Engineering Department, Saarland University
students are able to switch courses within of Applied Sciences (HTW); Paul Verlaine
the programme in the early stages of study University, Metz; Franco-German Technical
if required. University (ISFATES/DFHI).
Career Opportunities in the areas of network protocols, Career Successful students will obtain a special joint
opportunities security of IT systems, high frequency opportunities ISFATES/DFHI qualification. Employment
techniques, etc. Leads in to the Master opportunities are largely in architecture and
in Sustainable Development. property development. Leads in to the Master
in Sustainable Development.
Enrolment fee 200 € / semester Enrolment fee 200 € / semester
Entry Open to students holding a Luxembourg Entry Open to students holding a Luxembourg
requirements Examen de Fin d’Études Secondaires or requirements Examen de Fin d’Études Secondaires or
Secondaires Techniques or equivalent Secondaires Techniques or equivalent
qualification (German Abitur, French qualification (German Abitur, French
baccalauréat, English A-levels, the European baccalauréat, English A-levels, the European
or International Baccalaureate, etc.). or International Baccalaureate, etc.).
Course director Prof Jean-Jacques Scheuren Course director Associate Prof Danièle Waldmann
T. +352 / 46 66 44-5298 T. +352 / 46 66 44-5279
jean-jacques.scheuren@uni.lu daniele.waldmann@uni.lu
Main contact Hana Kuhn Main contact Hana Kuhn
T. +352 / 46 66 44-5816 T. +352 / 46 66 44-5816
fstc-bing@uni.lu fstc-bing@uni.lu
Web http://bpii.uni.lu/eltc Web www.uni.lu/fstc/studies
26 27Bachelor en droit
Translation Bachelor in Law
Degree Bachelor académique
Duration 6 semesters / 180 ECTS
Teaching French (80%), English (20%)
languages
Programme The programme offers a traditional approach
objectives to the major areas of private and public law
in conjunction with an introduction to economics,
the history of law and the general theory of
law. There is a special focus on European law.
The basic areas of private and public law are
taught using a comparative approach to the
laws of Luxembourg, Belgium and France enabling
students to continue their studies in either
Belgium or France while at the same time
obtaining specialist knowledge of Luxembourg law.
Special features Students may study for their entire degree at
the University of Luxembourg. However, after
completing part of their studies in Luxembourg,
they may also chose to conclude them at
a partner university in France or Belgium.
Career The undergraduate degree prepares students
opportunities for all professional activities where a Law degree
is an asset. However, most legal professions
require an additional law degree (Master in law).
Enrolment fee 200 € / semester
Entry Open to students holding a Luxembourg Examen
requirements de Fin d’Études Secondaires or Secondaires
Techniques or equivalent qualification (German
Abitur, French baccalauréat, English A-levels,
the European or International Baccalaureate, etc.).
Course director Prof Gilles Cuniberti / Prof David Hiez
T. +352 / 46 66 44-6441 /-6819
gilles.cuniberti@uni.lu / david.hiez@uni.lu
Main contact Fatima Barrhazi
T. +352 / 46 66 44-6621
fdef-bachelor.droit@uni.lu
Web http://bad.uni.lu
28 29Bachelor en gestion Bachelor en sciences économiques et de gestion
Translation Bachelor in Applied Management Translation Bachelor in Economics and Management
Options Insurance company management, bank Degree Bachelor académique
management, business management
Duration 6 semesters / 180 ECTS
Degree Bachelor professionnel
Teaching French (70%), English (30%)
Duration 6 semesters / 180 ECTS languages
Teaching French, English Programme The Bachelor is a three-year programme and
languages objectives provides the fundamentals of economics and
management, building on sound methodology.
Programme The Bachelor in Applied Management provides
The course also introduces students to related
objectives middle management education with the aim to
and complementary disciplines, including politics,
train managers who are able to fit seamlessly
history, law and finance, with the aim of en-
into operations in the key sectors of Luxem-
hancing their awareness of different aspects
bourg’s economy. The programme offers three
of current economic issues.
different specialisations: business management,
insurance company management and bank Career The undergraduate degree prepares for
management. opportunities a professional career in the various banking
segments, corporate management as well
Career The banking sector, insurance, trust-based
as national, regional and local government
opportunities business, auditing, accounting services and
offices. Leads either in to a Master’s degree
corporate governance of major industrial and
in applied economics or management or a
commercial companies, small and medium-
Master’s degree in economics or management
sized enterprises.
in preparation of more in-depth research,
Enrolment fee 200 € / semester a business school etc. High academic perfor-
mance provides access to the Master in
Entry Open to students holding a Luxembourg Examen
Economics and Finance at the University
requirements de Fin d’Études Secondaires or Secondaires
of Luxembourg.
Techniques or equivalent qualification (German
Abitur, French baccalauréat, English A-levels, Enrolment fee 200 € / semester
the European or International Baccalaureate, etc.).
Entry Open to students holding a Luxembourg Examen
Proficiency in English is required.
requirements de Fin d’Études Secondaires or Secondaires
Course director Associate Prof Virginie Terraza Techniques or equivalent qualification (German
Associate Prof Jang Schiltz Abitur, French baccalauréat, English A-levels,
T. +352 / 46 66 44-6674 /-6663 the European or International Baccalaureate, etc.).
virginie.terraza@uni.lu / jang.schiltz@uni.lu Proficiency in English is required.
Main contact Cathy Gillard Course director Associate Prof Arnaud Bourgain
T. +352 / 46 66 44-6202 Associate Prof Luisito Bertinelli
fdef-bachelor.gestion@uni.lu T. +352 / 46 66 44-6630 /-6620
arnaud.bourgain@uni.lu / luisito.bertinelli@uni.lu
Web http://bpg.uni.lu
Main contact Maristella Fatichenti
T. +352 / 46 66 44-6865
fdef-bachelor.eco@uni.lu
Web http://baseg.uni.lu
30 31Bachelor en cultures européennes – English Studies
Translation Bachelor in European Cultures – English Studies
Degree Bachelor académique
Duration 2 semesters / 60 ECTS
Teaching English
languages
Programme Our one-year programme offers a wide variety
objectives of courses in both linguistics and literature,
covering different periods and genres to allow
students to try out different fields and define
their preferences. This may prove an advantage
in the complicated task of choosing the university
and university department where they want to
continue their studies.
Career After completing this one-year programme,
opportunities most of our students continue their studies
at a university in the United Kingdom, Ireland,
the United States or other English-speaking
countries. Access to the university of their
choice is often made easier by their having
spent a first year at the University of
Luxembourg.
Enrolment fee 200 € / semester
Entry Open to students holding a Luxembourg Examen
requirements de Fin d’Études Secondaires or Secondaires
Techniques or equivalent qualification (German
Abitur, French baccalauréat, English A-levels,
the European or International Baccalaureate, etc.).
A high level of fluency in English (C1 level) is
required for this course. A good command of
French and/or German are recommended,
but not compulsory.
Depending on your diploma, we may also
require additional language qualifications.
Course director Agnès Prüm
T. +352 / 46 66 44-9724
agnes.prum@uni.lu
Main contact Pedro Mendes Tavares
T. +352 / 46 66 44-9617
pedro.mendes@uni.lu
Web http://bce.english.uni.lu
32 33Bachelor en cultures européennes – Germanistik
Bachelor en cultures européennes – Études françaises
Translation Bachelor in European Cultures –
Translation Bachelor in European Cultures – French Studies
German Language and Literature
Degree Bachelor académique
Degree Bachelor académique
Duration 6 semesters / 180 ECTS
Duration 6 semesters / 180 ECTS
Teaching French
Teaching German
languages A good command of German and English
languages A good command of French and English
depending on the selected course
depending on the selected course
Programme This undergraduate degree is one of a range
Programme This undergraduate degree focuses on the
objectives of disciplinary specialisations offered as part
objectives special cultural position occupied by Luxem-
of our Bachelor in European Cultures. Combining
bourg as a microcosm of multilingualism and
tradition and modernity, it seeks to involve
meeting place of languages and literatures.
students in a process of analysis and critical
Thanks to this unique position, the study of
reflection on the world in which they live whilst
Luxembourg German Language and Literature
at the same time encouraging creative
raises a number of issues of particular interest
expression. The programme includes both the
within the context of globalisation and
major areas of study covered in the teaching
increasing European integration.
of French language and literature in francophone
universities around the world and a number Career The course constitutes a first step on the road
of elements specific to Luxembourg with its opportunities to teaching at secondary school level and is
unique position as a meeting place of Latin a requirement for subsequent post-graduate
and Germanic cultures. level study abroad (Germany, Austria, Switzer-
land) and in Luxembourg. Opens up opportuni-
Career Paves the way to a career in teaching and
ties in journalism, media, publishing, cultural
opportunities provides access to positions in cultural
management, etc.
institutions, the media, journalism, publishing
companies or libraries. Leads to Master studies Enrolment fee 200 € / semester
at the University of Luxembourg or abroad.
Entry Open to students holding a Luxembourg Examen
Enrolment fee 200 € / semester requirements de Fin d’Études Secondaires or Secondaires
Techniques or equivalent qualification (German
Entry Open to students holding a Luxembourg Examen
Abitur, French baccalauréat, English A-levels,
requirements de Fin d’Études Secondaires or Secondaires
the European or International Baccalaureate, etc.).
Techniques or equivalent qualification (German
Technically, students are required to have
Abitur, French baccalauréat, English A-levels,
a suitable command of all three languages
the European or International Baccalaureate, etc.).
of instruction, albeit at different levels of
Technically, students are required to have
proficiency. With reference to the Common
a suitable command of all three languages
European Framework, we require a level of C1
of instruction, albeit at different levels of
for the first (German), B2 for the second and
proficiency. With reference to the Common
a minimum of A2 for the third language.
European Framework, we require a level of C1
for the first (French), B2 for the second and Course director Prof Dr Dieter Heimböckel
a minimum of A2 for the third language. T. +352 / 46 66 44-9685
dieter.heimboeckel@uni.lu
Course director Prof Dr Marion Colas-Blaise
T. +352 / 46 66 44-6635 Main contact Brigitte Uhres
marion.colas@uni.lu T. +352 / 46 66 44-6212
brigitte.uhres@uni.lu
Main contact Pedro Mendes Tavares
T. +352 / 46 66 44-9617 Web http://bce.germanistik.uni.lu
pedro.mendes@uni.lu
Web http://bce.francais.uni.lu
34 35Bachelor en cultures européennes – Histoire Bachelor en cultures européennes – Philosopie
Translation Bachelor in European Cultures – History Translation Bachelor in European Cultures – Philosophy
Degree Bachelor académique Degree Bachelor académique
Duration 6 semesters / 180 ECTS Duration 6 semesters / 180 ECTS
Teaching French, German, English Teaching French, German, English
languages languages
Programme The course aims to train young historians Programme This undergraduate degree covers six semesters.
objectives to play a major social, cultural or political role objectives It prepares students for a career in the
in tomorrow’s society. It aims to achieve the teaching of philosophy and civil and social
following teaching objectives: initiation to the studies in Luxembourg secondary schools.
methodology of historical research, analysis The fifth and sixth semester can be studied
and interpretation; critical reading and under- in cooperation with the University of Metz
standing of European history in a global context. (France) in order to obtain the Luxemburgish-
French double diploma in philosophy.
Career Paves the way to a career in teaching and
opportunities provides access to positions in cultural Career Prepares for a career in journalism, social
institutions, politics, the media and research. opportunities communication, cultural professions, teaching,
Leads to the Master in Contemporary advertising, international organisations, etc.
European History offered at the University Leads to the Master in Philosophy offered
of Luxembourg. by the University of Luxembourg.
Enrolment fee 200 € / semester Enrolment fee 200 € / semester
Entry Open to students holding a Luxembourg Examen Entry Open to students holding a Luxembourg Examen
requirements de Fin d’Études Secondaires or Secondaires requirements de Fin d’Études Secondaires or Secondaires
Techniques or equivalent qualification (German Techniques or equivalent qualification (German
Abitur, French baccalauréat, English A-levels, Abitur, French baccalauréat, English A-levels,
the European or International Baccalaureate, etc.). the European or International Baccalaureate, etc.).
Technically, students are required to have Technically, students are required to have
a suitable command of all three languages a suitable command of all three languages
of instruction, albeit at different levels of of instruction, albeit at different levels of
proficiency. With reference to the Common proficiency. With reference to the Common
European Framework, we require a level of C1 European Framework, we require a level of C1
for the first, B2 for the second and a minimum for the first, B2 for the second and a minimum
of A2 for the third language. of A2 for the third language.
Course director Associate Prof Sonja Kmec Course director Prof Dr Dietmar Heidemann
T. +352 / 46 66 44-6745 T. +352 / 46 66 44-9520
sonja.kmec@uni.lu dietmar.heidemann@uni.lu
Main contact Brigitte Uhres Main contact Pedro Mendes Tavares
T. +352 / 46 66 44-6212 T. +352 / 46 66 44-9617
brigitte.uhres@uni.lu pedro.mendes@uni.lu
Web http://bce.histoire.uni.lu Web http://bce.philosophie.uni.lu
36 37Bachelor en psychologie Bachelor en sciences de l’éducation
Translation Bachelor in Psychology Translation Bachelor in Educational Sciences
Degree Bachelor académique Degree Bachelor professionnel
Duration 6 semesters / 180 ECTS Duration 8 semesters / 240 ECTS
Teaching German, French, English Teaching English, German, French, Luxembourgish
languages languages
Programme The course provides students with the basic Programme The study programme is designed for students
objectives scientific skills needed in psychology through objectives interested in educational sciences and the
a process of investigation and critical analysis. teaching profession in particular. The building
It teaches students to use their knowledge in of a professional identity is one of the core
a set of standard research and practice-based concerns of the programme. Students engage
situations and gives them the opportunity to in a project of professional development and
tailor the course to their own preferences continuously reflect on the role, the status and
though a system of personal options. the professional identity of a teacher based on
collaborative learning and culture. Students are
Further objectives are: encouraged to become familiar with learning
a) that students acquire the motivation and practices exploiting cultural resources, human
commitment to apply their knowledge to diversity and interdisciplinary cooperation.
the solution of human and communicative
Career The undergraduate degree provides qualifications:
problems consistent with their level of
opportunities 1. for teaching in fundamental school,
training;
in preparatory classes of the technical
b) to foster an attitude and willingness to
secondary school and in institutions
pursue actively personal academic growth
for children with special needs;
on a graduate level in psychology.
2. for preparing a Master in Educational
Career This undergraduate degree in psychology is Sciences.
opportunities sufficiently wide-reaching and demanding to
Enrolment fee 200 € / semester
give successful students direct access to the
employment market even though to practice Entry Admission test. Open to students holding a
as a psychologist students must first obtain requirements Luxembourg Examen de Fin d’Études Secondaires
a Master in Psychology. or equivalent qualification. Candidates with
foreign education certificates should contact
Enrolment fee 200 € / semester
the programme administration for further
Entry Open to students holding a Luxembourg Examen information about entrance requirements.
requirements de Fin d’Études Secondaires or Secondaires
Course director Dr Gérard Gretsch
Techniques or equivalent qualification (German
T. +352 / 46 66 44-9359
Abitur, French baccalauréat, English A-levels,
gerard.gretsch@uni.lu
the European or International Baccalaureate, etc.).
Admission is based on a selection procedure. Main contact Info-Line
A good command of German, French and T. +352 / 46 66 44-9500
English is required. bsce@uni.lu
Course director Prof Dr Georges Steffgen Web http://bsce.uni.lu
T. +352 / 46 66 44-6644
georges.steffgen@uni.lu
Main contact Ulrike Maser
T. +352 / 46 66 44-9611
ulrike.maser@uni.lu
Web http://bap.uni.lu
38 39Bachelor en sciences sociales et éducatives Masters
Translation Bachelor in Social and Educational Sciences –
Degree Bachelor professionnel
Duration 6 semesters / 180 ECTS
(part-time or full-time)
Teaching French, German
languages
Programme This undergraduate degree in social and
objectives educational sciences is designed to provide
general training for students in the field of social
pedagogy/social work. Thanks to the close links
between theory and practice and the importance
placed on basic scientific training, the course
prepares students both for professional practice
and postgraduate study. Amongst other
openings, the course gives access to positions
as social educators/social workers in a wide range
of fields. To get access to the special career of
the “assistant social” in Luxemburg, students
have to pass a state examination first.
Career Successful students will be equipped to work
opportunities in a wide range of fields related to the care
of children and young people, adults and the
elderly.
Enrolment fee 200 € / semester
Entry Open to students holding a Luxembourg Examen
requirements de Fin d’Études Secondaires or equivalent
qualification. Candidates with foreign education
qualifications should contact the programme
administrator for further information on
entrance requirements.
Course director Claude Haas
T. +352 / 46 66 44-9223
claude.haas@uni.lu
Main contact Lori Spallacci
T. +352 / 46 66 44-9410
lori.spallacci@uni.lu
Web http://bpsse.uni.lu
40 41Master en développement durable :
énergie et environnement
Translation Master in Sustainable Development:
Energy and Environment
Degree Master professionnel
Duration 4 semesters / 120 ECTS
Teaching French, English
languages
Programme The energy / environment bias of this post-
objectives graduate course makes it ideal for students
wishing to acquire the knowledge needed
to adopt an effective environmental approach
to energy-related issues. The course combines
technical elements with units more oriented
towards the natural and human sciences
in the aim of providing the full range of skills
required for a holistic and multidisciplinary
approach to energy issues.
Special features The course is run in collaboration with the
Arlon Campus at the University of Liège
(Master In Environmental Sciences and
Management). The mobility of both students
and lecturers provides an international
approach to energy issues and the opportunity
to learn foreign languages. This course is run
under an ERASMUS agreement.
Career Private sector as well as central and local
opportunities government managerial positions involving
energy and environmental issues, research
and teaching, energy and environmental
consultancies.
Enrolment fee 200 € / semester
Entry Bachelor’s or Masters’s degree in Exact Sciences
requirements (biology, chemistry, engineering or bio-engi-
neering) or in Human Sciences (economy,
management, sociology, etc) or any related
field.
Course director Prof Stefan Maas
T. +352 / 46 66 44-5222
stefan.maas@uni.lu
Main contact Sonja di Renzo
T. +352 / 46 66 44-5443
fstc-mdd@uni.lu
Web http://mdd.uni.lu
42 43Master in Information and Computer Sciences Master in Integrated Systems Biology
Degree Master académique Degree Master académique
Duration 4 semesters / 120 ECTS Duration 4 semesters / 120 ECTS
Teaching English Teaching English
languages languages
Programme The Masters programme is a continuation of Programme Systems Biology is the extension of Biochemistry
objectives the Bachelor studies as a first step towards objectives and Physiology with the goal to understand and
the PhD. The programme is mainly taught model whole systems, such as individual cells,
by staff from the Computer Science and organs and finally whole organisms on the
Communications Research Unit, the largest basis of their constituting molecules.
research unit at the University. The 1st Participants of this innovative programme
semester is dedicated to the fundamentals will be offered a combined theoretical and
of computer science. By the end of this practical knowledge: at least 1,450 hours of
semester, students select courses based on practical work in computer labs and wet labs
one or more profiles they would like to pursue. within the University’s Life Sciences Research
Profiles are similar to specialisations with the Unit or in partner institutions.
benefit that multiple profiles can be realised.
Special features Student exchange is possible to Buffalo, USA
The 2nd and 3rd semester offer specialised
(Cancer Systems Biology) and within the Uni-
courses in the selected field, preparing for
versity of the Greater Region (UniGR) to Nancy
the Master thesis.
or Liège (focus on Systems Engineering) and to
Special features Profiles are a unique feature of our pro- Saarbrücken (Bioinformatics, Biotechnology).
gramme that empowers students by allowing
Career PhD programmes (at the University
them to choose multiple specialisations and
opportunities of Luxembourg and abroad). Career oppor-
to perform interdisciplinary studies.
tunities in biotech and pharma industry.
Career Students will acquire the necessary know-how
Enrolment fee 200 € / semester
opportunities for PhD studies or a high-level position in the
public or private sector. Entry A Bachelor’s degree or equivalent (at least 180
requirements ECTS) in Biosciences (Biology, Biochemistry
Enrolment fee 200 € / semester
etc.) or Bioinformatics is required. Students
Entry A Bachelor degree (180 ECTS) in Computer from related disciplines, such as Computer
requirements Sciences or related field. Solid mathematical Sciences, Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics
knowledge and a basic computer science are encouraged to apply and may be accepted,
background are required. if sufficient knowledge in the relevant fields can
be documented. For all students, good
Course director Prof Pierre Kelsen
knowledge of English is essential.
T. +352 / 46 66 44-5284
pierre.kelsen@uni.lu Course director Prof Thomas Sauter
T. +352 / 46 66 44-6296
Main contact Catherine Violet
thomas.sauter@uni.lu
T. +352 / 46 66 44-5217
fstc-mics@uni.lu Main contact Romain Dondelinger
T. +352 / 46 66 44-6302
Web http://mics.uni.lu
fstc-misb@uni.lu
Web www://misb.uni.lu
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