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A message from S̶a̶n̶t̶a̶ our Vice-Rector for Academic and Student Affairs

End-of-year vibes from Philippe Hiligsmann

Before you dive into the holidays, check out this short message from our Vice Rector for Academic and Student Affairs. Spoiler: it’s all about celebrating YOU, our amazing students, and looking forward to an exciting new year!

    🤔 Planning to apply for 2026–2027? Here’s what you need to know:

    • You’re not from the EU

      You can apply between 1 February and 24 March 2026.

    • You’re from the EU, EEA or Switzerland

      Applications open on 1 February 2026. Deadlines can differ depending on the programme, so make sure to check your programme’s page for the exact dates.

    🌟Spotlight on: Pierre Yvan’s award winning sci-fi story

    Big cheers to Pierre Yvan, a Uni.lu student who just won the Audience Award in an international writing contest, the “Prix RFI-AUF des Jeunes” ! His sci-fi short story, “Ce que l’oubli enfante”, explores memory, imagination and AI in a creative twist that wowed readers worldwide. With roots in Cameroon and a passion for culture and tech, Pierre Yvan proves that storytelling and innovation go hand in hand. Congrats on this amazing achievement! 🎉

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