The Certificate “Smart ICT for business innovation (professionnel)” of the University of Luxembourg is mainly aimed at experienced ICT professionals who wish to enhance their Smart ICT skills in a year’s time.
A unique integrated biobanking academic course of three consecutive weeks of intensive seminars taught by international experts with practicals in an operational biobank. More info at biobankingcertificate.uni.lu
Entdecke diesen außerschulischen Lernort, der Gymnasialschülern eine einmalige Gelegenheit bietet einen Einblick in die Forschung zu erhalten und selbstständig Experimente durchzuführen.
Why is the course evaluation important for students?
Why is the course evaluation important for lecturers?
Why is the course evaluation important for the Faculty?
Each semester, the FSTC asks its students to provide feedback on their courses during the course evaluation period. This feedback helps professors refine courses and improve the curriculum. It also provides important information to ...
Welcoming Session for Students Belval Campus, 14 September 2015
EEC started a creative process on different vision(s) of the European citizenship concept seen by student eyes with the purpose to stimulate debate on this issue with the wider audience.
October 12, The CEST has organized one Welcome party with a great kicker tournament.
Play performed by the University Drama Club edudrame on December 8th, 2011.
Auguste Mutombo, graduate of the Master en Droit et Contentieux de l’UE (LL.M.) and now working as a Legal Documentation Officer at BGL-BNP Paribas in Luxembourg, is sharing his experience and point of view
Jacques Thill, graduate of the Master in European Governance and now working as project manager at the Ministry of Economy in Luxembourg, is sharing his experience and point of view.
Saurabh Gairola, graduate of the Master in Entrepreneurship and Innovation and now manager & chef of his own Indian restaurant in Bettembourg, is sharing his experience and point of view.
Jean-Marc Wagner, graduate of the Master in Learning and Communication in Multilingual and Multicultural Contexts and now "Chargé de mission" at the Ministry of Education in Luxembourg, is sharing his experience and point of view.
Daniel Kaiser, graduate of the Master in Condensed Matter Physics at the University of Luxembourg and now PhD student at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, is sharing his experience and point of view.
Discover what Romy, Iman, Amir and Loes enjoyed in this unique integrated biobanking academic course, covering all technical, scientific and legal/ethical aspects of human and environmental biobanking.
Austauschprogramme mit den Vereinigten Staaten, Russland und China: Studierende der Columbia Law School in New York, der Higher School of Economics in Moskau und der Tongji University in Shanghai erzählen von ihren Erfahrungen in ...
Austauschprogramm mit Indien : Marianne, Henriette und Alvaro, Studierende der Universität Luxemburg, erzählen von ihrem Aufenthalt am PSG College of Technology im Rahmen einer Kooperationsvereinbarung.
Interview mit Maryse Müller, einer Studentin der Rechtswissenschaften die ein Semester an der Northern Arizona University, einer der Partnerhochschulen der Universität Luxemburg in den Vereinigten Staaten, verbracht hat.
Clare, a Master student form Maine, US, tells us about her experience at the University of Luxembourg.
Представление Люксембуржского университета нашей студенткой Викторией с Украины
Jan develops control techniques to enable drones to interact with the environment.
Dayana researches the role of transparency in any system that processes personal data.
Medical research is very much about data. The Bioinformatics Core of the LCSB, a group of computer scientists and bioinformaticians, works on unlocking the full potential of this ever-growing amount of complex scientific data.
In his research, Jorge Augusto Meira takes a closer look at the entire data spectrum: from the architecture of databases, to data manipulation and all the way to visualisation.
How do you detect electricity theft with machine learning? PhD candidate Patrick Glauner talks about his research, what his day look like, and what makes working at SnT so special.
Project partner: Choice Technologies
The nursery teacher and a group of 7 children listen to two iTEO stories recorded by Ariana and Miley. The teacher guides the discussion, focuses on comprehension, elaborates on the content and asks children to explain what they liked.
Paul Heuschling - Dean of the Faculty of Science, Technology and Communication
Björn Ottersten - Director of SnT
Prof. Rudi Balling, director of the Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine, on various interdisciplinary research areas of the institute such as neurodegenrative diseases and cancer and on the advantages of being situated in ...
Dr Emma Schymanski, principal investigator at the LCSB and FNR ATTRACT Fellow, on research conducted by her group, Environmental Cheminformatics, at the LCSB
Anke Vogler, Head of Operations at the LCSB, on the work of the administrative staff in supporting researchers
Dr Françoise Meisch, scientific strategic advisor at the LCSB, on her work as well as the potential and benefits of scientific research institutions like the LCSB for Luxemburg
Inequality and Politics (Presentation): Roberto Galbiati, CNRS, Sciences Po
Inequality and Politics (Introduction): Roberto Galbiati, CNRS, Sciences Po
Inequality and Justice (Conference): Guillermina Jasso, New York University
Inequality and Justice (Introduction): Guillermina Jasso, New York University
Inequality and Pain (Presentation): Michael Wolfson, University of Ottawa
Inequality and Pain (Introduction): Michael Wolfson, University of Ottawa
A very special edition of our annual flagship event that brought together representatives of our 40+ partners and our entire team of researchers to celebrate 10 years of groundbreaking research.
Partnership Day 2018 drew over 350 attendees from international industry and local public institutions. Here’s what happened at our flagship event over a jam-packed Tuesday at Casino 2000.
The Ideation Camp described by those who contribute to make the 72h hands-on entrepreneurship event of the University of Luxembourg Incubator a unique experience: its participants, organisers and mentors.
The Ideation Camp run by the University of Luxembourg Incubator is a 72h hands-on event to train entrepreneurial skills. Participants team up to work on their startup ideas, supported by experienced mentors from Luxembourg and abroad.
Welcome speech by the new Rector of the University of Luxembourg, introducing himself to staff at the New Year reception in the Grand Auditoire of the Maison du Savoir on 15 January 2018.
The atmosphere was electric and the air was a bit hot – Partnership Day 2017 wrapped up nicely yesterday with some jazz tunes, drinks and magic at D’Coque. With over 300 participants from regional industry and research ...
