Study Programmes Bachelor in Mathematics

Admissions

To apply for a programme at the 8xav¸£Àûµ¼º½ of Luxembourg, candidates must comply with the general eligibility criteria for the chosen programme type and be selected by the study programme based on the quality of their application.

The programme at a glance – 180 ECTS

  • Duration:
    3 years / 6 sem
  • Teaching languages:
    FR + EN
  • Admissions:
    EU: 1 Feb 2026 – 15 Jul 2026

    Non-EU: 1 Feb 2026 – 24 Mar 2026
  • Fees:
    400€/ sem. (semester 1,2,3,4,5,6)
  • Format:
    Full-time programme (Part-time student status allowed)

Dates coming soon

Specific information for this programme

  • Required Degree

    • Secondary Luxembourg school diploma or equivalent foreign diploma recognised by the Ministry of National Education
    • Admission to a subsequent semester is possible and is based on the application.

  • Language Skills

    • French: B2
    • English: B1

    Language certificates currently accepted

  • Documents

    Applicants must provide:

    • Cover letter
    • CV
    • Any additional supporting document.

  • Pre-enrolment enquiries

    If you have some doubt regarding your chances of being accepted, we encourage you to informally contact the programme using the following 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 if your application is rejected. In any case, you will need to submit your application as outlined below.

  • The ideal candidate

    When considering potential mathematics undergraduates, we seek out students with three key traits:
    • Proficiency in mathematics: Candidates should possess a suitable foundation in mathematics and strong general mathematical skills
    • Mathematical aptitude and talent: We look for students with the ability to think mathematically. This encompasses the ability to make connections between diverse mathematical concepts, as well as a capacity to quickly grasp new ideas and use them to solve challenging problems.
    • Motivation to study mathematics: Candidates must display a genuine commitment to studying mathematics at university level, and be prepared to work hard to succeed.

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