Bachelor in Mathematics

The Bachelor in Mathematics (BMATH) at the University of Luxembourg provides basic knowledge in the fundamental fields of mathematics (algebra, analysis, geometry, probability) as well as concepts from disciplines closely linked to mathematics, such as physics, computer science or mathematics didactics.

PRESENTATION

Degree: Bachelor in Mathematics
Duration: 3 year full time programme / 6 semesters (180 ECTS)
Languages: French (75%), English (25%)

STRENGTHS

Many optional modules every semester
Strong interaction between teaching and research
Possibility of taking preparatory courses

COURSE STRUCTURE

The courses are grouped into modules. Each semester, the student can determine the composition of one of these modules according to his or her own choice, which allows him or her to acquire knowledge in one or more fields closely related to mathematics. In accordance with the Bologna process, each semester is credited with at least 30 ECTS credits. In accordance with the mobility clause provided for by law, the student who has successfully completed the first four semesters at the University of Luxembourg will spend the fifth semester of the Bachelor's degree at a university abroad. The fifth semester is offered through collaborative agreements with partner universities. This transition abroad is facilitated in particular by ERASMUS agreements.

STUDY AND CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Master in Mathematics at the University of Luxembourg
Master en Enseignement Secondaire - Mathématiques at the University of Luxembourg
Professional opportunities in research and teaching, in the industrial, economic or administrative world

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Secondary school diploma in Luxembourg or foreign diploma recognised as equivalent by the Ministry of National Education
Admission to a subsequent semester is based on the application
Proficiency in languages: French (level B2) and English (level B1)

REGISTRATION

An administrative file fee of 50€ is due when you submit your application. This fee will be deducted from the registration fee in case you are accepted and enrolled in the programme.

If you have some doubt regarding your chances to be accepted, we encourage you to informally contact the programme at this email address: ivan.nourdin@uni.lu

Kindly note that the feedback provided by the programme upon this informal request is not legally binding and does not provide grounds for a legal appeal in case your application is rejected. In any case, you will need to submit your application as outlined below.