Information and entry requirements for students from Luxembourg

Welcome to NTU

Hello, my name’s Chloe Tiozzo and I’m the NTU Representative for Luxembourg. I’m delighted you’re considering studying with us and if you have any questions I’ll be happy to help in any way I can.

If you’d like us to keep in touch with you please register with us and we’ll send you updates on what’s happening at the University. We’ll also let you know if I’m visiting Luxembourg so we can arrange to meet if you wish.

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Our European Community

We have a thriving European community at NTU. Meet some of our European students and find out more about student life. You can also find lots of helpful advice and find answers to frequently asked questions.

Check out our European Community page.

Entry requirements

Your qualification	You could study
Diplôme de Fin d'Etudes Secondaires / Diplôme de Fin d'Etudes Secondaires Techniques / Diplôme de Technicien	Offers for undergraduate courses are made depending on the entry criteria of your chosen course. These will be stated in UCAS Tariff points. As a guide we would look for: 48 for courses which require 136 UCAS points 45 for courses which require 128 UCAS points 42 for courses which require 120 UCAS points 39 for courses which require 112 UCAS points 38 for courses which require 104 UCAS points 37 for courses which require 96 UCAS points 36 for courses which require 88 UCAS points 35 for courses which require 80 UCAS points 30 for courses which require 48 UCAS points
Certificat or Diplôme	Where there is syllabus compatibility, holders may be considered for advanced entry to undergraduate courses.
Bakalaurs / Bachelor	Bien for postgraduate courses requiring 2.i. Assez Bien for postgraduate courses requiring 2.ii
Masters	A good grade in a Masters qualification is required for entry onto our research degrees.

If you have questions about your qualification and it is not listed here, please contact us for advice.

English language requirements

You’ll need an IELTS qualification at the appropriate grade or an alternative English language qualification accepted by the University.

Students who do not meet the English language requirements may be required to take a pre-sessional English language (PEAP) course.