Master in Wealth Management at Université du Luxembourg in Luxembourg, Luxembourg is a master's degree in Finance, Banking & Insurance programme. The programme runs for 2 years. It carries 120.0 credits (ECTS). Tuition for international students is EUR 400 per semester (EUR 400 per semester for local students).
Developed with the Private Banking Group of the Luxembourg Bankers' Association, this programme prepares students for careers in wealth management and private banking in Luxembourg's financial centre. Its interdisciplinary curriculum joins finance subjects such as empirical finance, portfolio theory, fixed income, equities, derivatives and structured products with client-, law- and tax-centred subjects including estate planning, international taxation, legal structures, governance, ethics and compliance. The second year adds hedge funds, real estate, behavioural finance, investment funds, philanthropy, digital currency, risk management and client relationship skills, followed by either an applied thesis with internship or an academic thesis. Half of the teaching is delivered by university professors and half by experienced professionals, which supports networking with potential employers. Attendance is mandatory. All teaching is in English, but students are encouraged to learn French to improve local job prospects. The programme was FIBAA accredited for a period that ran to winter semester 2025/26.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Bachelor's degree or equivalent (180 ECTS) in economics, finance, business or management; grades of at least 70% of the maximum are advised (lower grades give very low chances). Non-native English speakers need B2 (TOEFL iBT 87/120, TWE 5, IELTS 5.5-6.5 or Cambridge ESOL B2); waiver possible after an English-taught degree or extensive professional English use. Transcript, diploma, CV, motivation letter. Intake: 30 EU and 12 non-EU applicants. No second-year entry or exchange semesters; the whole programme must be completed in Luxembourg.
Application Details
Application Deadline:EU: 1 Feb 2026 – 30 May 2026; Non-EU: 1 Feb 2026 – 24 Mar 2026