Bachelor en sciences économiques

This three-year programme gives a broad and quantitatively demanding grounding in economics, combined with finance and strategy, rather than pushing students into a narrow specialisation early on. Teaching is split between French and English, with English carrying a slightly larger share according to the 2026 flyer. The fifth semester includes a flexible elective block drawing on law, economics and management, and in the final semester students choose between a Finance track and a Strategy and Innovation track. The programme describes its main purpose as preparation for Master's study, whether in economics, finance or management at the University of Luxembourg or elsewhere, and it names several of the university's own Master programmes as natural continuations. Graduates who enter work directly are pointed toward banking, analysis, consulting, corporate management and public administration. Admission is competitive and capped, with the admissions board weighing school results in core subjects alongside motivation and extracurricular engagement.