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University of Luxembourg - Faculty of Law

Luxembourg City, LU · Ranking #2

The Faculty of Law at the University of Luxembourg is part of the Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance (FDEF) and offers a multilingual, transnational, and European‑oriented legal education. It delivers a Bachelor in Law programme and multiple specialised Master’s degrees including European Business Law, Investment Funds Law and Tax Law, combining academic theory with practical skills such as legal clinics, moot courts and skills‑based learning. The faculty benefits from Luxembourg’s unique position at the heart of Europe, with proximity to EU institutions, international courts and leading financial institutions, enhancing networking and research opportunities. The Department hosts a vibrant international community of professors, researchers, and students engaged in high‑impact research and cross‑border legal discourse. 

University of Luxembourg - Faculty of Law logo

University of Luxembourg - Faculty of Law

About the university

The Faculty of Law at the University of Luxembourg is part of the Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance (FDEF) and offers a multilingual, transnational, and European‑oriented legal education. It delivers a Bachelor in Law programme and multiple specialised Master’s degrees including European Business Law, Investment Funds Law and Tax Law, combining academic theory with practical skills such as legal clinics, moot courts and skills‑based learning. The faculty benefits from Luxembourg’s unique position at the heart of Europe, with proximity to EU institutions, international courts and leading financial institutions, enhancing networking and research opportunities. The Department hosts a vibrant international community of professors, researchers, and students engaged in high‑impact research and cross‑border legal discourse. 

Key information

  • Location: Luxembourg City, LU
  • Ranking #2
  • QS #381
  • THE #251
  • US News #473
  • Institution type: public

Popular faculties

  • Law
  • European Law
  • International Law
  • Tax Law
  • Business Law
  • Financial Law

Programs (5)

  • Law
  • International Relations
  • Political Science
  • Economics
  • Finance and Accounting

Student body

  • Total students: 6,700
  • Undergraduate: 3,500
  • Graduate: 2,200
  • International students: 52%

Campus life

Campus life at the University of Luxembourg is multicultural and dynamic, with a diverse student population. Students engage in academic societies, student clubs, workshops, cultural and social events. The Limpertsberg and Kirchberg campuses host legal workshops, moot competitions, and networking events, while broader university life includes international student activities and professional development events.

Housing & accommodation

Housing cost: €700 - €2,000 / per month

Housing options

  • Student residences
  • Shared apartments
  • Private rentals

Student clubs and organizations

  • Law Society
  • Debate Club
  • Cultural Associations

Sports

  • Football
  • Basketball
  • Tennis
  • Running

Career & internships

Employment rate: 90%

Partner companies

  • Allen & Overy
  • Linklaters
  • PwC Legal
  • Deloitte Legal
  • Arendt & Medernach
  • Clifford Chance
  • European Court of Justice

Internships: Internships are integrated into law programmes through legal clinics, partnerships with European institutions, law firms, and the Luxembourg financial sector. Students receive support from career services and faculty mentors to secure placements relevant to legal practice, research, or policy settings. Practical experience enhances employability and complements academic studies.

Admission requirements

Required documents

  • Bachelor diploma
  • CV
  • Letter of motivation
  • Transcripts
  • Language proficiency (EN/FR)

Tuition costs

  • €400 - €1,760 / per year
  • Acceptance rate: 55.00%
  • Scholarships available: The University of Luxembourg offers scholarships including merit‑based, mobility grants and funded positions. FDEF students can access internal scholarships and external funding via partners and European mobility schemes such as Erasmus+. Additional financial support might be offered based on academic excellence, need, and international opportunities, with details available on the university’s official portal.

Quick facts

  • Founded: 2003
  • Teaching languages: english, french, german
  • Study formats: offline

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