Luxembourg School of Business LSB

School

Location

Luxembourg School of Business new campus is located at the Château de Septfontaines alongside the former porcelain factory Faïencerie Villeroy & Boch. The area is historic and lies just minutes away from the bustling city center of Luxembourg. 

The city of Luxembourg is known for being one of the safest and most liberated places to live with easy-access public transportation spanning all across the city. The city reflects a diverse culture as almost half its residents have foreign backgrounds. 

Accreditations

Luxembourg School of Business is accredited by the Luxembourg Ministry of Higher Education and Research. The accreditation not only applies to the School, but to the Master of Management as well. This acts as assurance to students, faculty, and employers of the educational quality and standards of the School. 

Programs

Luxembourg School of Business offers the Master in Management program, a full-time course designed for ambitious students seeking a professional career in Luxembourg. The two-year program begins in September and March, preparing students for a wide range of disciplines such as project management, marketing, finance, operations, and more. 

The program is not only available in a 5-day week format but also in a 3 Day Study Model allowing for students to remain committed to a part-time job while attending a world class education. 

Scholarships

Luxembourg School of Business offers State Scholarships (CEDIES) and LSB Scholarships provided by the institution. The Luxembourg state, through CEDIES, awards individuals enrolled in higher education who have filled certain conditions for the scholarship. 

The LSB Scholarships cover 5-50% of your tuition costs and are awarded based on the amount of evidence of potential success in the Masters in Management program. The criteria includes academic record, references, letter of motivation, and the financial need of the applicant. 

Fun fact

Earlier this year, Luxembourg School of Business hosted its first virtual event concerning early warning signals. The aim of the virtual event was to assist companies in anticipating crises as well as opportunities for progression and advancement. By reconfiguring their business models or operations accordingly, the companies are able to minimize the negative impacts of a crisis.