Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine - University of Luxembourg

Vocatium Trier and Berufsorientierung at Gymnasium Saarburg: great interest for our training programmes in civil and mechanical engineering, health and life sciences, computer science and physics.

Thanks for visiting us in Trier with very interesting questions about our programmes, languages, student life, careers and in Saarbrücken for joigning the workshop to build a bridge and better understand the differences betwwen architecture and civil engineering.

This month, University of Luxembourg was delighted to welcome 10 secondary school students for the Girls 4 STEM Immersion Day.

Throughout the day, participants discovered engineering studies and career opportunities while exploring our Kirchberg campus and laboratories.

In the labs, the students learned about hardmetals and laser technologies, created their own drawings, and saw them engraved onto copper and nickel-coated pieces. They also visited the 3D printing lab, where they explored additive manufacturing.

A big thank you to the students for their enthusiasm and curiosity, and to our colleagues for making this inspiring initiative possible! 🤗

Our Bachelor and Master students and PhD candidates in Civil Engineering at University of Luxembourg, accompanied by Prof. Rebecca Teferle, visited two outstanding infrastructure projects: the Bodensee-Wasserversorgung at Sipplinger Berg and the Brenner Base Tunnel construction site.

At Sipplinger Berg, students learned how Lake Constanze provides drinking water to more than 4 million people across over 300 cities, towns, and villages in Baden-Württemberg through one of Germany’s largest water supply networks.

They also visited the Brennerbasistunnel, which will become the world’s longest railway tunnel when completed in 2032. Stretching 65 km between Innsbruck (Austria) and Fortezza (Italy), the tunnel will play a key role in European passenger and freight transport, significantly reducing travel times across the Alps.

The excursion provided a valuable opportunity to connect theory and research with real-world engineering practice. The scale, complexity, and societal impact of both projects sparked many discussions among students and researchers.

💬 "As an academic it was wonderful to see how the students of all educational levels came together and exchanged on this experience and their work at the University." states Prof. Teferle.

Girls Exploring Mathematics GEM Day 2026: secondary school girls from Vauban - Ecole et Lycée Français de Luxembourg, International School of Luxembourg, Lycée de Garçons Esch/Alzette, Lycée du Nord - Wiltz participated in the GEM Day at University of Luxembourg to exchange with mathematicians, discover hidden aspects of the discipline, and break down the stereotypes. What a wonderful initiative, thanks to the whole team from the Department of Mathematics.

The University of Luxembourg was delighted to participate in the Salon des métiers at Vauban - Ecole et Lycée Français de Luxembourg

Our teams enjoyed meeting so many motivated high-school students and discussing opportunities in engineering, mathematics, computer science, physics, life sciences and medicine.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by. We look forward to welcoming some of you on campus soon! 💙

A special thank you to the Engineering team and the Scienteens Lab for their presence!

University of Luxembourg was proud to have its comic series LUX:plorations take part in Belval’s Joyeuse Entrée, in the presence of the Grand Ducal couple.

It was a pleasure to share our science comics with many curious minds, from school classes, teachers and other visitors who stopped by to engage with us.

Thank you to everyone who came by!

📚 Discover our comic series 👉 https://sciencecomics.uni.lu

Cour Grand-Ducale

: University of Luxembourg was present with 9 interactive workshops: thanks for visiting us!
- Atelier des metamorphoses by our mathematicians
- Our colorful world: what physics can tell us about why and how we see colours by our physicists
- How can nature assist us in purifying water? by our engineers
- One world, many visions by our biologists
- Explore the Human Body through Medical Imaging by our clinical imaging team
- Superhéros en Blouse Blanche. La vérité sur les infirmier(ère) by our nursing team
- Digital Storytelling by our computer scientists
- Studying how to make Art, Films and Games in 3D by University of Luxembourg Competence Centre
- Power Planner - Can you power Luxembourg? by Scienteens Lab

Thanks to Ministère de l'Éducation nationale, de l'Enfance et de la Jeunesse for the invitation

Students from the University of Luxembourg’s Bachelor in Computer Science and Bachelor in Applied Information Technology recently took part in the Erasmus+ EU🚀ROcket Lab in Metz.

Bringing together students from Luxembourg, Spain, and France, the programme challenged them to work in interdisciplinary teams to design, build, and programme model rockets equipped with sensors to transmit real-time data.

A hands-on experience that reflects Uni.lu’s approach to learning: practical, collaborative, and international. 🌍

👉 https://www.uni.lu/fstm-en/news/uni-lu-students-contribute-to-the-erasmus-eu-rocket-lab/

The University of Luxembourg was proud to take part in the fair in Saarbrücken! 🎓

We were delighted to see such strong interest in our programmes in Health, Medicine and Life Sciences, as well as Computer Science.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by our stand, it was a pleasure meeting you! 🤗

Thank you also to Ambre and Polina for their energy throughout the day.

Sharing our passion for science and presenting our study programmes: we visited Lycée International School Michel Lucius, LMA Lycée Mathias Adam and LHCE Lycée Hubert Clément. A lot of interest among secondary school students to pursue their studies in science at University of Luxembourg. Thanks for welcoming and visiting us!