Applications are now open for prospective students seeking admission to Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes at the University of Luxembourg for the 2026/2027 academic year. International and EU applicants are encouraged to apply to take part in high-quality, research-oriented undergraduate and postgraduate education in one of Europe’s most dynamic academic environments. The admissions period runs from 1 February 2026, with varying deadlines depending on EU or non-EU status.REGISTER NOW for new programs at MK SCHOLARS

The University of Luxembourg, a multilingual and international public research institution, collaborates with European and global partners to offer programmes across its three faculties — Science, Technology and Medicine; Law, Economics and Finance; and Humanities, Education and Social Sciences — as well as interdisciplinary research centres. Alongside academic opportunities, students may apply for scholarships and financial support programmes designed to recognize excellence and support student mobility.

SCHOLARSHIP BENEFITS
The University provides several scholarship opportunities, including:

·        Guillaume Dupaix International Master’s Scholarship – a competitive scholarship for outstanding Master’s applicants. It offers a stipend of approximately €11,000 per academic year for up to two years, with part of the award allocated towards accommodation support in university residences. Tuition fees are not covered by this scholarship.

·        Additional scholarships may include social/financial difficulty support and external or mobility funding tailored to student needs.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Applicants must meet the University’s general admission requirements for the chosen programme, which include academic qualifications and language competence in the programme’s instruction languages. For scholarships such as the Guillaume Dupaix award, candidates must demonstrate excellent academic performance and be applying for Master’s programmes conducted entirely in Luxembourg.

AVAILABLE PROGRAMS
Eligible programmes span Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees across various disciplines, including:

·        Science, Technology and Medicine

·        Law, Economics and Finance

·        Humanities, Education and Social Sciences
Each programme has specific eligibility criteria and language requirements, which can be found on the University’s admissions pages.

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
Prospective applicants must upload required documents in PDF, JPG, or PNG format (max 5 MB each). Typical required documents include:

·        Identity photo and a copy of passport/identity card

·        Health insurance documentation

·        Secondary school diploma (for Bachelor’s) or Bachelor’s degree certificate (for Master’s)

·        Official transcripts and translations (if not in English, French or German)

·        Language proficiency certificates
Additional documents may include a letter of motivation, CV, references, and others specified by individual programmes.

APPLICATION PROCEDURES

  Interested applicants must open the application link at the bottom of this page to start their application.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The University offers a range of financial support options beyond merit-based scholarships, including mobility and social support programmes. Applicants are encouraged to review financing possibilities and cost of living details on the University’s website.

APPLICATION DEADLINE

·   1 February to 24 March 2026 for the 2026–2027 academic year.