Sustainability

Relevant study programmes for sustainability

The University of Luxembourg offers study programmes across a wide range of disciplines that equip students in different ways to address diverse sustainability challenges.

Addressing a particular sustainability challenge is one of the main stated objectives in the following programmes.

Faculty of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences (FHSE)

Certificate in Sustainable Development and Social Innovation Cover image

Certificate in Sustainable Development and Social Innovation

The Certificate aims to provide a better understanding of the complex challenges that societies, organisations and individuals face as we approach the limits of the biophysical carrying capacity of our planet.

Faculty of Science, Technology and Medicine (FSTM)

  • Master en Développement durable – Énergie et Environnement cover image

    Master en Développement durable – Énergie et Environnement

  • Bachelor in Engineering – Energy and Environment cover image

    Bachelor in Engineering – Energy and Environment

  • Master of Science in Civil Engineering – Megastructure Engineering with Sustainable Resources cover image

    Master of Science in Civil Engineering – Megastructure Engineering with Sustainable Resources

  • Master of Science in Engineering – Sustainable Product Creation cover image

    Master of Science in Engineering – Sustainable Product Creation

  • Master en Sciences de l’ingénieur – Efficacité énergétique et économique cover image

    Master en Sciences de l’ingénieur – Efficacité énergétique et économique

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    Master of Science in Physics

Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance (FDEF)

Most BA and MA programmes relating to economics and management offer introductory lectures on sustainable development and the economy, and optional courses on ecological economics.

There are plans to start transforming existing teaching programmes at the bachelor and master levels to increase students’ sustainability awareness and to foster students’ knowledge, skills and competencies in relation to sustainability. The longer-term plan is to weave sustainable finance into all course units to problematize sustainability in all subject areas (finance, economics, law, accounting, auditing, and entrepreneurship).