Is the University open for visitors?

Since 1 July 2020 the University is open to external visitors again, Social distancing rules apply; face masks must be worn if they cannot be respected. As many members of staff work remotely, visitors are requested to make contact by email or set up appointments.

All non-essential visits to the University should be postponed or transitioned to online/remote formats, such as Moodle, Skype or Webex.

What about the University’s services to students?

Please refer to the guidelines.

Contact details:

• SEVE: seve.admission@uni.lu
• Housing: seve.logement@uni.lu
• Mobility - Outgoing students: seve.mobility@uni.lu
• Mobility - Incoming students: incoming@uni.lu
• Hotline: 46 66 44 6060 – Monday to Friday 9.00 - 16.00
• Student service - Psychological support: aidepsycho@uni.lu
• Student service - Inclusion (questions with regards to integration, financial issues, special needs): inclusion@uni.lu
• Student service - Emergencies: please call +352 46 66 44 6783
• PhD students: Office of Doctoral Studies - phdstudies@uni.lu
• Career Centre: Student counselling continues. However, we kindly ask all students to address their requests via email (careercentre@uni.lu) if possible.

What about the Learning Centre (LLC)? Can I borrow or return books?

Please refer to the guidelines. 

Are there any other ways do reserve and borrow books from the Luxembourg Learning Centre?

The Book Taxi service is available for all staff members, PhD students and students based outside of Belval Campus.

Additional information on the website.

I am a University student and I do not have access to a computer or laptop. Can I borrow one from the University?

Yes, for University students the University of Luxembourg offers a special 48-hour laptop rental. All devices are disinfected after every user.

If you are interested in the laptop rental please refer to the staff of the Luxembourg Learning Centre.

Are restaurants and other food facilities on campus open?

The full restaurant offer is available again in all University restaurants.

University restaurants will reopen in September as follows:

• As of 1 September: Food House and Food Zone (Belval Campus), Brasserie John’s and Altius (Kirchberg Campus)
• As of 14 September: Food Café (Belval Campus) and Um Weier (Limperstberg Campus)
• Closed until further notice: Food Lab (Belval Campus)

In order to comply with the current health regulations, the following measures have been implemented:

• The wearing of a mask is compulsory at all times except when seated at a table.
• At the entrance of the restaurant, trolleys with pre-prepared trays should be used. The number of prepared trays per service corresponds to the number of places available in the restaurant. In case no more trays are available, guests can still purchase take-away meals.

In the kitchen areas inside the University buildings, please remember to keep a distance of at least two (2) metres to colleagues at all times.

Are events and conferences taking place again at the University?

Guidelines for social events, gatherings or receptions.

Guidelines for Scientific events such as symposia or conferences

What about extra-curricular activities such as sports or student lounges?

Please refer to the guidelines.