Bachelor en Droit

Over three years, this law degree builds a solid base in Luxembourg's domestic law and constantly places it alongside comparative, European and cross-border viewpoints. The faculty's reasoning is that a compact legal order with strong international ties is understood best by those who look past national frontiers, so students master the technical detail of the rules and are also pushed to reflect critically on how foreign systems handle comparable questions. Contact hours are intentionally fewer than at many other law schools, leaving space for students to read and analyse on their own. Courses also borrow from adjacent fields, including philosophy, history, economics and politics, and every student must complete a stay abroad. Lecturers include academics whose careers span several countries, together with lawyers and judges who practise in Luxembourg. Teaching is in French and English. The Bachelor is presented as the entry point to specialised Master's programmes in law, a qualification that most legal careers demand.