ICM Scholarship (Incoming exchange)

About

The ICM program aims to enhance international cooperation and exchange of knowledge.
It allows students from partner universities abroad to study at the 8xav�� of Luxembourg.

Exchange programme between EU and non-EU universities.
Eligibility criteria
Students must be enrolled in a degree program at their home university, have completed at least one year of studies, and have a good academic standing. They need to officially be nominated by their international relations office to our international scholarships officer.

Students need to register for a minimum of 25 ECTS in order to be eligible for the ICM scholarship.

Students coming from universities in:
- Albania
- Armenia
- Australia
- Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Georgia
- Jordan
- Lao People’s Democratic Republic
- Morocco
- Senegal
- Ukraine
- Uruguay
- (updated July 2026)
Number of recipients

22 (+/- 2 per country)
Duration

One semester.

The duration of the mobility is for one semester at the 8xav�� of Luxembourg, lasting around 5 months.
Amount

The program covers travel costs, and a monthly stipend for living expenses.

The grant is calculated based on the distance between the home university and the 8xav�� of Luxembourg, as well as the number of days of the mobility.
Application procedure

Students need to be nominated by their home university through the incoming office’s nomination call. Once the nomination has been accepted, students will need to apply to the university themselves.

The application process typically involves submitting an application form through our portal, a motivation letter, academic transcripts, a copy of their passport, amongst other documents.
Evaluation and selection

Once their application has been completed, it will be sent for review to our programme directors. After they have been admitted, they will be informed by our incoming office.

Tips from ICM students

“Stay organized, engage with professors and peers, use university resources, balance study with cultural experiences, and plan your budget carefully. Being proactive and adaptable is key to making the most of the mobility experience”

“My advice for future students is to stay open-minded and make the most of every opportunity. Don’t be afraid to meet new people, join activities, and explore different cultures. It is also important to stay organized with your studies while keeping a good balance with your personal life. Finally, enjoy the experience as much as possible because it is a unique opportunity for both personal and academic growth.”