Anyone who is a national of a Member State of the European Union (EU), the European Economic Area (EEA) and nationals of the Swiss Confederation is considered a European applicant.
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According to Art. 32 of the Universities Act, access to Bachelor's degree programmes is possible for the following persons:
- Holder of a Luxembourg secondary school diploma
- Holder of a diplôme de technicien with successful completion of the preparatory modules
- Holder of a diploma recognised as equivalent by the Ministère de l'Education Nationale, de l'Enfance et de la Jeunesse.
All diplomas and/or transcripts must be translated by a sworn translator if they are in a language other than French, German or English.
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| You are a European applicant with a Luxembourg secondary school-leaving certificate. You are eligible for all Bachelor study programmes. If you are not yet in possession of your degree during the application period of the chosen study programme, you can submit your application online. In any case, you must apply no later than the deadline set by the study programme. If your application is accepted, you will receive a letter of conditional admission. As soon as you receive your school-leaving certificate and transcript, you can upload these documents via your admissions portal to complete your application. A letter of final admission will then be sent to you together with the invoice for the enrolment fees in order to validate your final enrolment. After validation of your payment, you will receive your student card and enrolment certificate. |
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| You are a European applicant with diplôme de technicien with successful completion of the preparatory modules. You are eligible for a limited number of Bachelor study programmes. Access to the first year of studies in Bachelor's degree programmes is open to holders of a diplôme de technicien who have successfully completed preparatory modules in the relevant subject area of the intended study programme. Section Economics and Management → Bachelor in Applied Management / Bachelor in Economics If you are not yet in possession of your degree during the application period of the chosen study programme, you can submit your application online. In any case, you must apply no later than the deadline set by the study programme. If your application is accepted, you will receive a letter of conditional admission. As soon as you receive your school-leaving certificate and transcript, you can upload these documents via your admissions portal to complete your application. A letter of final admission will then be sent to you together with the invoice for the enrolment fees in order to validate your final enrolment. After validation of your payment, you will receive your student card and enrolment certificate. |
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| You must submit a request for equivalence of your diploma to the Ministère de l’Education Nationale, de l’Enfance et de la Jeunesse in Luxemburg. Equivalence procedure to be submitted to the respective Ministry. This procedure also applies to any applicant with a secondary school-leaving certificate issued by the European School or by the IBO (International Baccalaureate). If you are not yet in possession of your degree during the application period of the chosen study programme, you can submit your application online. In any case, you must apply no later than the deadline set by the study programme. If your application is accepted, you will receive a letter of conditional admission. As soon as you receive your school-leaving certificate, transcript and the equivalence certificate of your diploma, you can upload these documents via your admissions portal to complete your application. A letter of final admission will then be sent to you together with the invoice for the enrolment fees in order to validate your final enrolment. After validation of your payment, you will receive your student card and enrolment certificate. |
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| You must submit a request for equivalence of your diploma to the Ministère de l’Education Nationale, de l’Enfance et de la Jeunesse in Luxemburg. Equivalence procedure to be submitted to the respective Ministry. We recommend that you complete this procedure before submitting your application. If you are not yet in possession of your degree during the application period of the chosen study programme, you can submit your application online. In any case, you must apply no later than the deadline set by the study programme. If your application is accepted, you will receive a letter of conditional admission. As soon as you receive your school-leaving certificate, transcript and the equivalence certificate of your diploma, you can upload these documents via your admissions portal to complete your application. A letter of final admission will then be sent to you together with the invoice for the enrolment fees in order to validate your final enrolment. After validation of your payment, you will receive your student card and enrolment certificate. |
All candidates must prove proficiency in the teaching languages of the chosen programme at the University of Luxembourg. The language skills required for each programme are listed in the dedicated programme web page according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
Proof of language proficiency can be provided by the following documents or tests :
In order to avoid duplication of individual study effort and to acknowledge previous academic or professional experience, candidates applying to a bachelor of the University of Luxembourg can receive recognition for prior experience of relevance to their programme. As a result, a successful applicant can be exempted from study requirements and thereby, reduce the maximum duration available for the completion of studies.
The following experiences qualify for recognition:
- Credits (ECTS or other) acquired during previous studies, and/or
- Professional experience with a duration of at least 3 years full-time equivalent years (in a field of relevance to the programme).
Recognition of prior experience by the University without continuing studies at the University of Luxembourg is not possible because to obtain a degree from the University, a student must have obtained at least 60 ECTS credits by completing the courses followed and offered by the University.
For more detailed information on the procedure for the recognition of prior learning, we advise you to consult our dedicated page.
Choose your programme from the list of all programmes to see the specific deadlines.
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