FACULTY OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND COMMUNICATION

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2015-2016
Students Welcome Pack
FSTC
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

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1. Welcome by the Dean and
introduction to the FSTC

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2. Information sessions/
Academic year 2015/2016

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3. Campus maps - Kirchberg,
Limpertsberg and Belval

4. Useful contacts 10
5. Students Committee (CEST) 15
6. Life on Campus 16

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7. University of the Greater
Region-UniGR

8. Life outside Campus 24

9. Dates for the diary 27

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1. WELCOME BY THE DEAN

Dear student,

We are very pleased and really proud that you will
be joining the UL community. Here at the FSTC,
we are all looking forward to the arrival of our new,
talented and enthusiastic students. Im sure that
everyone here at the Faculty will give you a warm
welcome and help every new student get off to a
good start.
This booklet has been designed for exactly that
purpose: making sure that you never feel lost and
that you find everything you might be looking for
on both campuses. Please, dont hesitate to ask
our staff should you have additional questions.
I truly hope that you will rapidly become a
fully integrated member of the FSTC student
community. The CEST (Cercle des tudiants de la
Facult des Sciences, de la Technologie et de la
Communication) will be very helpful in this regard,
since interaction with the other students is very
important. But we also hope that well succeed
in maintaining a constant dialogue between
you and your teaching staff, especially your
course director, your tutor and your lecturers.
The constant feedback from our students is of
paramount importance to us and is a cornerstone
of our efforts to improve the quality of teaching
and learning at the Faculty.
In the last two years, the Faculty has spent
considerable time and effort to rethink how
everyone students and lecturers can work
together to enhance your experience while here
with us at the FSTC. One of the outcomes of
discussions has been the creation of an FSTC
Charter for Teaching and Learning. I warmly
welcome you to read the Charter and look forward
to hearing your feedback (the Charter may be found
on the Student Feedback and Discussion Forum:
https://moodle.fstc.uni.lu/course/view.php?id=747)
I wish you a successful and happy study period
at the Faculty of Science, Technology and
Communication of the University of Luxembourg.
Sincerely yours,
Paul Heuschling
Dean

More information on the University and your studies

You should have received general information on the university, your
enrolment, fees and formalities, your rights and obligations, accommodation,
etc. from the SEVE (service des tudes et de la vie tudiante).
SEVE is located at Campus Limpertsberg, Tel. +352 466644-6060
SEVE will move to Campus Belval in autumn 2015; when this booklet
went to print, no further information was available, but you will be informed
in due course about the move.
Its also helpful to check the Internet:
Information from A-Z:
www.uni.lu/students/useful_information_from_a_to_z
Information brochures from SEVE:
http://wwwen.uni.lu/students/study_brochures

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 FACULTY OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY
AND COMMUNICATION

When the University of Luxembourg was established in 2003, several existing higher education
institutions were integrated into the Universitys three faculties. The Faculty of Science, Tech-
nology, and Communication arises from a merger of: 1. the Institut Suprieur de Technologie,
founded in 1916, which offered, since 1997, a four-year degree in applied engineering sciences
and computer sciences; and 2. the Dpartement des Sciences of the Centre Universitaire du
Luxembourg (biology, chemistry, mathematics, physics), which offered first-year (and in some
cases, second-year) courses in medicine, biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics.

Today, the FSTC is split over two of the campuses: Kirchberg: Engineering, Computer Science,
Geophysics, Mathematics; and Limpertsberg: Life Sciences, Physics and Materials Science).
Some colleagues are already based in Belval (Laboratory for Photovoltaics; and the House
of Biomedicine). A new Campus is being built at the moment in Esch-Belval and already has
become the new home for parts of the University.

Studies are organised in Bachelor and Master courses. The FSTC offers two professional
Bachelor programmes (Bachelor in Engineering; Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Sciences/
Bachelor en Informatique) and two academic Bachelor programmes (Bachelor in Sciences and
Engineering; Bachelor in Life Sciences), as well as ten Masters: Mathematics (academic);
Information and Computer Sciences (academic); Integrated Systems Biology (academic);
Sustainable Development: Energy and Environment (professional); Master in Condensed Matter
Physics (academic); Master in Information Systems Security Management (professional);
European Master of Small Animal Veterinary Medicine (professional); Master of Science in Civil
Engineering - Megastructure Engineering with Sustainable Resources (academic); Master of
Science in Engineering - Sustainable Product Creation (academic); Master Professionnel en
Sciences de lIngnieur - Efficacit nergtique et conomique (professional).
The Faculty also offers continuing education programmes in general medicine for general
practitioners (formation spcifique en mdecine gnrale), as well as a Certificate of Small
Animal Veterinary Practice (CSAVP) a Certificate on the Principles of Biobanking and a
Certificate "Smart ICT for business innovation". Furthermore, the Faculty hosts a comparatively
high number of doctoral students.

Research at the FSTC is structured into five research units: Computer Science and Com-
munication; Engineering Science; Mathematics; Physics & Materials Science; Life Sciences.
Researchers engage in national and international collaborations, and the Faculty attracts EU as
well as corporate research funding (e.g. the ArcelorMittal Chair in Facade Engineering).

Two Interdisciplinary Centres (ICs) underpin some of the FSTCs research areas: the IC for
Security, Reliability and Trust (SnT), and the Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine
(LCSB). These ICs are independent from an administrative perspective, but are closely linked
thematically to the Faculty, and interaction with the Facultys research units and staff is
mutually beneficial.

The Facultys staff and students benefit from international collaborations on the European
as well as on the global level. Professors and researchers are from more than 20 different
countries, and teaching is offered in English, French and German.

Dissemination and outreach activities include public lecture series, expert seminars and
conferences (also in cooperation with NGOs and other stakeholders), as well as workshops for
students and children, school visits and participation at information days, fairs and exhibitions.

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 2. The academic year 2015/2016 -
Academic
Information year 2015/2016
sessions at the FSTC
Faculty of Science, Technology and Communication (FSTC)

The winter semester will start: 14.09.2015

As a new student, you Information sessions
are expected to at information
attend the the FSTC session
relevant to your course. These sessions provide an overview of your studies
and student,
As a new you will meet yourexpected
you are course director andthe
to attend other teachers. session relevant to your
information
course. These sessions provide an overview of your studies and you will meet your course
director and other teachers.

Bachelor of life sciences (1st year Medicine & Friday 11.9.15, 10:00, Campus Limpertsberg,
Biology) (academic) BASV
Room 3.03 BS
Bachelor acadmique en Sciences de la Vie

Bachelor of Science and Engineering Monday 14.9.15, 8:00, Campus Kirchberg,

(academic 1st year of Physics)
BASI-PHYSICS
Bachelor Acadmique en Sciences et
Ingnierie (1re anne de Physique)
Room Paul Feidert,
Common information session of all
BASI/BING/MEEE/MSP/MSCE students.
After the common part the Physics/Cursus intgr students will
continue in a separate room A17.
Courses will start at 14:00 on Monday 14.09.2015

Bachelor of Science and Engineering Monday 14.9.15, 8:00, Campus Kirchberg,

(academic 1st year of Mathematics)
BASI-MATHEMATICS
Bachelor Acadmique en Sciences et
re
Ingnierie (1 anne de Mathmatiques)
Room Paul Feidert,
Common information session of all
BASI/BING/MEEE/MSP/MSCE students.
After the common part the Mathematics track students will
continue in a separate room B02.
Courses will start at 14:00 on Monday 14.09.2015

Bachelor of Science and Engineering Monday 14.9.15, 8:00, Campus Kirchberg,

(academic - 1st year of engineering)
BASI-INGENIERIE
Bachelor Acadmique en Sciences et
re
Ingnierie (1 anne dingnierie)
Room Paul Feidert,
Common information session of all
BASI/BING/MEEE/MSP/MSCE students.
After the common part the BASI Engineering track students will
continue in a separate room B13.
Courses will start at 14:00 on Monday 14.09.2015

Bachelor in Engineering (professionnel - 1st Monday 14.09.15 from 08:00 to 10:00, Campus Kirchberg,
year) BING Room Paul Feidert

Bachelor en Ingnierie Courses will start at 11:30 on Monday 14.09.2015

Track European Site Management / Filire

Gestion des chantiers en Europe EBM
(2nd year students filire tri-nationale)

Europisches Baumanagement (Bachelor en

Ingnierie Professionnel 2me anne filire tri-
nationale)

Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Sciences Monday 14.09.15 from 10:00 to 12:00, Campus Kirchberg,
(1st year) (professionnel) BINFO Room Paul Feidert

Bachelor professionnel en informatique Courses will start at 08:00 on Tuesday 15.09.2015

Master in Integrated Systems Biology Thursday 10.9.15, 14:00, Campus Limpertsberg,

st
(1 year) (academic) MISB Room 3.18 BS

Master en Biologie des Systmes Intgrs

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 Master in Condensed Matter Physics
nd
(1st year & 2 year Cursus Intgr Sarre-Lor-
lux en plysique) ) (academic) MCMP
Master in Mathematics (academic) MM
Master en Mathmatiques de la Finance et
Mathmatiques Gnrales
Master in Information and Computer Sciences
(Academic 1st year) MICS
Master en Sciences de lInformation et de
lInformatique
Master in Information Systems Security
Management (professionnel) MSSI
Master en Management de la Scurit des
Systmes dInformation
Master of Science in Civil Engineering -
Megastructure Engineering with Sustainable
Resources (academic) MSCE
Master Professionnel en Sciences de
lIngnieur - Efficacit nergtique et Room Paul Feidert,
conomique MEEE
Master of Science in Engineering - Sustainable
Product Creation (academic) MSP
Master in Sustainable Development: Energy
and Environment (professionnel) MDD
Master en Dveloppement Durable: Energie et
Environnement
Certificate Smart ICT for business innovation
(SMARTICT)
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Monday 14.9.15, 10:00, Campus Limpertsberg,
Room 1.04 BS
Courses will start on Monday 14.9.15 at 14:00
Monday 14.9.15, 11:30, Campus Kirchberg,
Room B 02
Courses will start on Tuesday 15.9.2015
Wednesday 16.9.15 from 14:00 to 16:00, Campus Kirchberg,
Room A02
Courses will start on Monday 21.9.15 at 09:45
No information session scheduled in September
Monday 14.9.15, 8:h00, Campus Kirchberg,
Room Paul Feidert,
Common information session of all
BASI/BING/MEEE/MSP/MSCE students.
After the common part visit of the campus and then meeting with
the course director, room B16.
Meeting with our Quality Officer in room B16 at 09:50.
From 11:45 to 13:30: common BBQ with other new masters
students & professors and beer game the afternoon.
Courses will start on Tuesday 15.09.2015 at 09:00
Monday 14.9.15, 8:00, Campus Kirchberg,
Common information session of all
BASI/BING/MEEE/MSP/MSCE students.
After the common part visit of the campus and then meeting with
the course director, room B23.
Meeting with our Quality Officer in room B16 at 09:50.
From 11:45 to 13:30: common BBQ with other new masters
students & professors.
Courses will start on Monday 14.09.2015 afternoon on the
campus Limpertsberg at 16:30 room BS103.
Monday 14.9.15, 8:00, Campus Kirchberg,
Room Paul Feidert,
Common information session of all
BASI/BING/MEEE/MSP/MSCE students.
After the common part visit of the campus and then meeting with
the course director, room C11.
Meeting with our Quality Officer in room B16 at 09:50.
From 11:45 to 13:30: common BBQ with other new masters
students & professors and beer game the afternoon.
Courses will start on Tuesday 15.09.2015 at 09:00
MANDATORY information session in Arlon for all 1st & 3rd
semester students
Monday 14.9.2015 at 10:00, btiment acadmique,
avenue de Longwy 185, B-6700 ARLON
Registration day in Lige (organized by the Campus Arlon team,
Mandatory for 1st semester students): Monday 05.10.2015 at
07:30 - meet on Campus Arlon for the bus departure to Lige.
Courses will start on Tuesday 15.09.2015 at 09:00
Monday 14.9.15, from 18:00 to 19:00, Campus Kirchberg, rooom
A02
Courses will start on Thursday 17.9.2015 at 17:15
The academic year Winter Semester 14.09.2015 12.02.2016
2015/2016 Courses 14.09.2015 20.12.2015
Exam preparation 04.01.2016 10.01.2016
Exams period 11.01.2016 07.02.2016
Winter break until 14.02.2016

Summer Semester 15.02.2016 29.05.2016

Courses 28.03.2016 03.04.2016
Exam preparation 30.05.2016 05.06.2016
Exams period 06.06.2016 03.07.2016
Summer break until 12.09.2016

Christmas holidays 21.12.2015 03.01.2016

Easter holidays 28.03.2016 03.04.2016

Legal holidays:
All Saints/Toussaint 01.11.2015 (Sunday)
Christmas 25./26.12.2015 (Friday/Saturday)
New Years Day 01.01.2016 (Friday)
Easter Monday/Lundi de Pques 28.03.2016
Labour Day/Fte du travail 01.05.2016 (Sunday)
Ascension 05.05.2016 (Thursday)
Pentecost Monday/Lundi de Pentecte 16.05.2016
National Holiday/Fte Nationale 23.06.2016 (Thursday)
Assumption Day 15.08.2016 (Monday)

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 3. Campus maps
Kirchberg - Limpertsberg - Belval

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 4. Useful contacts, phone numbers,
and more

Please note that all phone numbers given are internal extensions.
From outside, please dial 46 66 44 plus the 4 digit extension indicated in this guide.

CAMPUS EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS

KIRCHBERG: 5555
LIMPERTSBERG: 6666
Outside emergency numbers: 112 (police, medical emergency, fire), 113 (police)

Assembly Points (in case of a fire alarm) on Campus Kirchberg/Campus

Limpertsberg/Campus Belval: Please refer to the evacuation maps that are displayed
in every building
First aid kits are located at the Campus Receptions and also in other locations (e.g. labs)
throughout the university.
Lost items
Campus Kirchberg (CK) Loge/Reception (main building), Tel. 5000
Campus Limpertsberg (CL) Loge/Reception (main building): Tel. 6000
Campus Belval (CB) Loge/Reception "Maison du Savoir" (MSA), Tel. 4020
"Maison des Sciences Humaines" (MSH), Tel. 4030

Faculty Deans office/Dcanat

Administration Dean: Prof. Paul Heuschling (CK, D 06)
Secretariat: Denise Stricher (CK, D 05), Tel. 5265
Secretariat: Hana Kuhn (CK, D 05), Tel. 6473
Vice Dean: Prof. Denis Zampunieris (CK, L 108)
Head of Faculty Administration/Secrtaire acadmique: Anja Lenninger (CK, D 02), Tel. 5110
Quality and Process Officer: Cassandra Mikicic (CK, D04), Tel. 5581
Communication Officer: Aurlie Couvidat (CK, F205), Tel. 5516
The Dean is the head of the Faculty, i.e. he ensures the smooth running and coordination of the
teaching and research activities, supported by the Faculty Council and the Dean's office staff. He is
also the central link to the University administration.

Faculty Students office / Secrtariat des formations:

The colleagues in the FSTC Students office will help you with technical and administrative questions
concerning your student life here at the FSTC. They keep record of your course registrations, your
exam registrations, exam results and so on.
Opening hours are from 9-11.45 a.m., Monday-Friday.
Please note that our Students office is not a branch of SEVE, and for general administrative
issues regarding your registration and status, you still need to go to the SEVE (Campus Limpertsberg)
Mobility: SEVE is organising special information sessions on mobility on all Campuses; dates
will be communicated via Moodle, flyers, posters and email.

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Campus Kirchberg
Contact Study programmes
Rita Giannini, Tel. 5816 Bachelor professionnel en ingnierie/Bachelor in engineering (BING);
(CK, AD08) email: fstc-bing@uni.lu
Master en Management de la Scurit des Systmes d'Information/
Master in Information Systems Security Management (MSSI);
email: fstc-mssi@uni.lu
Cristina Marinho, Tel. 5217 Bachelor professionnel en informatique/Bachelor of Engineering in
(CK, AD08) Computer Sciences (BINFO); email: fstc-binfo@uni.lu
Certificate - Smart ICT for business innovation;
email: fstc-smartict@uni.lu
Master in Computer Sciences (MICS);
email: fstc-mics@uni.lu
Sonja Di Renzo, Tel. 5443 Bachelor acadmique en Sciences et Ingnierie/Bachelor of
(CK, AD10) Science and Engineering (BASI); email: fstc-basi@uni.lu
Master in Mathematics (MM); email: fstc-mmath@uni.lu
Master en dveloppement durable - Energie et Environnement/
Master in Sustainable Development - Energy and Environment
(MDD); email: fstc-mdd@uni.lu
Marielle Mabille, Tel. 5906 Master of Science in Civil Engineering - Megastructure
(CK, AD08) Engineering with Sustainable Resources (MSCE);
email: fstc-msce@uni.lu
Master Professionnel en Sciences de lIngnieur - Efficacit
nergtique et conomique (MEEE); email: fstc-meee@uni.lu
Master of Science in Engineering - Sustainable Product
Creation (MSP); email: fstc-msp@uni.lu

Campus Limpertsberg
Contact Study programmes
Romain Dondelinger Bachelor acadmique en sciences de la vie/ Bachelor in Life
Tel. 6302 (CL, BS 0.14B) Sciences (BASV); email: fstc-basv@uni.lu
Master in Integrated Systems Biology (MISB);
email: fstc-misb@uni.lu
Master in Condensed Matter Physics (MCMP);
email: fstc-mcmp@uni.lu
Certificate - Principles of Biobanking
Christine Valet, Tel. 6365 European Master of Small Animal Veterinary Medicine (EMSAVM)/
(CK, BRB 2.14) Master en Mdecine Vtrinaire des Animaux de Compagnie;
email: fstc-emsavm@uni.lu
Formation Spcifique en Mdecine Gnrale (FSMG);
Certificate of Small Animal Veterinary Practice (CSAVP)

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 Moodle - FSTC E-learning platform
Contact
Gatan Pecoraro, Tel. 5468 Moodle administrator
(CK, F205) email: gaetan.pecoraro@uni.lu
For more information about this tool, please go to page 16.

Doctoral School secretariats

Contact Doctoral School
Catherine Violet, Tel. 5439 Doctoral School of Computer Science and
(CK, D03A) Computer Engineering (DS-CSCE);
email: catherine.violet@uni.lu
Magali Guillaume, Tel. 6766 Doctoral School in Systems and Molecular Biomedicine;
(CL, BRB 208) email: magali.guillaume@uni.lu

Course Directors, Your course director should be your first point of contact for all questions related to your studies.
Tutors, and Study He/She is in charge of the study programme and coordinates the teaching and learning activities.
programmes For our Bachelor programmes youll have the privilege of being accompanied by a tutor or mentor.
Please check the hours and places where your course director or tutor is available.

Bachelors Bachelor of Science and Engineering/Bachelor en Sciences et Ingnierie (acadmique):

Prof. Roland Sanctuary, Tel. 6326 (CL, BS 1.19)
Directors of tracks:
Mathematics: Prof. Jean-Luc Marichal, Tel. 6662, (CK, G 218)
Physics: Prof. Roland Sanctuary, Tel. 6326 (CL, BS 1.19)
Engineering: Prof. Manfred Greger, Tel. 5249 (CK, A 08)
Bachelor of Life Sciences/Bachelor en Sciences de la Vie (acadmique):
Prof. Jean-Luc Bueb, Tel. 6738 (CL, BRB 2.10)
Director of tracks :
Biology: Prof. Jean-Luc Bueb, Tel. 6738 (CL, BRB 2.10)
Medicine: Prof. Jean-Luc Bueb, Tel. 6738 (CL, BRB 2.10)
Bachelor in Engineering/Bachelor en Ingnierie (professionnel):
Prof. Danile Waldmann, Tel. 5279 (CK, L 015A)
Directors of tracks :
Mechanical Engineering/Mcanique Gnrale: Prof. Stefan Maas, Tel. 5222 (CK, B 12)
Mecatronics/Mcatronique: Prof. Stefan Maas, Tel. 5222 (CK, B 12)
Civil Engineering: Town and Country Planning/Gnie civil: urbanisme et amnagement du
territoire: Prof. Danile Waldmann, Tel. 5279 (CK, L. 015A)
Civil Engineering-construction/Gnie civil-construction:
Prof. Danile Waldmann, Tel. 5279 (CK, L. 015A)
European Site Management/Gestion des Chantiers en Europe:
Prof. Danile Waldmann, Tel. 5279 (CK, L. 015A)
Electrical Engineering/Electrotechnique: Prof. Jean-Jacques Scheuren, Tel. 5298 (CK, B 07)
Telecommunications/Tlcommunication: Prof. Jean-Jacques Scheuren, Tel. 5298 (CK, B 07)
Energy and Environment/Energie et environnement:
Prof. Frank Scholzen, Tel. 5636 (CK, B 11A)
Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Sciences/Bachelor en Informatique (professionnel):
Prof. Nicolas Navet, Tel. 5273 (CK, L 104)

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Masters Master in Information and Computer Sciences (acadmique)
Master en Sciences de l'Information et de l'Informatique:
Prof. Pierre Kelsen, Tel. 5284 (CK, L 106)
Master in Integrated Systems Biology (acadmique)
Master en biologie des systmes intgrs:
Prof. Thomas Sauter, Tel. 6296 (CL, BRB 2.09)
Master in Sustainable Development - Energy and Environment
Master en Dveloppement Durable (professionel) - Energie et Environnement:
Prof. Stefan Maas, Tel. 5222 (CK, B 12)
Master in Mathematics (acadmique)
Master en Mathmatiques:
Prof. Norbert Poncin, Tel. 6376 (CK, G 217)
Deputy Course Director, Option "Financial Mathematics":
Prof. Anton Thalmaier, Tel. 6238, (CK, G 222)
Master in Condensed Matter Physics (acadmique):
Prof. Andreas Michels, Tel. 6983 (CL, BS 2.14)
Deputy Course Director: Dr Massimiliano Esposito, Tel. 6229 (CL, BRB 0.03)
Master in Information Systems Security Management (professionel)
Master en Management de la Scurit des Systmes d'Information:
Prof. Yves le Traon, Tel. 5262 (CK, Weicker, C 113)
Master of Science in Civil Engineering - Megastructure Engineering with Sustainable
Resources (acadmique):
Prof. Stefan van Baars, Tel. 5801 (CK, B08)
Deputy Course Director: Prof. Christoph Odenbreit, Tel 5282 (CK, A09)
Master Professionnel en Sciences de lIngnieur - Efficacit nergtique
et conomique:
Prof. Stefan Maas, Tel. 5222 (CK, B 12)
Deputy Course Director: Prof. Frank Scholzen, Tel. 5636 (CK, B11A)
Master of Science in Engineering - Sustainable Product Creation (acadmique):
Prof. Peter Plapper, Tel. 5804 (CK, B 12)
Deputy Course Director: Prof. Slawomir Kedziora, Tel. 5590 (CK, L006)
European Master of Small Animal Veterinary Medicine (professionel)
Master en Mdecine Vtrinaire des Animaux de Compagnie:
Prof. Iris Behrmann, Tel. 6740 (CL, BRB 2.11);
Deputy Course Director: Prof. Jean-Luc Bueb, Tel. 6738 (CL, BRB 2.10)
Certificate Smart ICT for business innovation:
Prof. Pascal Bouvry, Tel. 5258 (CK, E 013)

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 Doctoral Schools Doctoral School of Computer Science and Computer Engineering (DS-CSCE):
Prof. Pascal Bouvry, Tel. 5258 (CK, E 013)
Doctoral School in Systems and Molecular Biomedicine:
Prof. Serge Haan, Tel. 6437 (CL, BSc 208)

Research facilitators Bertrand Dessart, Tel. 5822 - Berta Rato, Tel. 5800 - Paula Souza, Tel. 5445 -
Martina Biehler, Tel. 9579 (CK, F204 and F206)

Research Units The Faculty is sub-structured in research units. The five research units of the FSTC are:
Computer Science and Communication
Head of Unit: Prof. Yves Le Traon
Secretariat (CK, E 010): Fabienne Schmitz, Tel. 5766, Isabelle Schroeder, Tel. 5747
Engineering
Head of Unit: Prof. Olivier Francis
Secretariat (CK, C 10): Simone Drees, Tel. 5266, Annabella Simon, Tel. 5237
Mathematics
Head of Unit: Prof Martin Schlichenmaier
Secretariat (CK, G 205): Katharina Heil, Tel. 6676,
Marie Leblanc, Tel. 5398
Physics and Materials
Head of Unit: Prof. Ludger Wirtz
Secretariat (CL, BS 1.14): Astrid Tobias, Tel. 6337
Life Sciences
Head of Unit: Prof. Iris Behrmann
Secretariat (CL, BRB 214): Caroline Herfroy, Tel. 6361, Stphanie Lehuraux, Tel. 6978

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5. Students Committee (CEST)

CEST is your official student representation for the FSTC. CEST is run by students for students
and their lounge is located at the Kirchberg campus. If you're looking for events, help or
assistance don't hesitate to contact CEST at info@cest.lu - the CEST can function as a link
between you and the university' administration and teaching staff.
Planned activities for this year include :
Kicker Contests with cool prizes for the winners!
Welcoming of the new students
Gaming nights! (LAN parties/gaming nights with BBQ and popcorn)
BBQ parties to enjoy the sun and pancake parties for the cold days of Winter
a Robo-club to teach the basics about the Raspberry Pi

Please feel free to join us in the CEST lounge at any time and note that there will be a Special
Welcome Week in CEST Lounge in September.

www.cest.lu
facebook.com/cest.lu

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 6. LIFE ON CAMPUS
... its your University - get involved!

Participation/ Please note internal communication will be made either via the
Information Moodle platform or by using your UL email address
(firstname.lastname.001@student.uni.lu), so it is important that you
check that email account on a regular basis.

THINGS NOT TO MISS:

You can connect to Moodle with your student account details register right away,
because you will be able to manage a lot of administrative things via Moodle; you will also
receive a key to enrol in your courses.
You need to re-enrol for your courses with the SEVE each semester check the
announcements made by the SEVE.
You need to register for the exams you would like to sit, some weeks before each
exam period please check announcements and emails to your student.uni.lu-account
regularly, and dont miss the registration period!
If you are sick and cannot sit the exam you registered for, or miss an obligatory
course, you must provide an original sickness certificate immediately to the
secretary of your study programme.

1. Moodle
The Faculty of Science, Technology and Communication provides the E-learning Platform
Moodle to all students of the Faculty. You can connect to this platform from any computer in
the world via Internet and your personal login details.
FSTC Moodle is a collaborative platform that enables exchange and interaction from a distance
between teachers and students as well as the distribution of all course-supporting materials.
It is used by the Faculty staff to communicate all relevant information concerning the courses
you are following including reading lists, cancellation of courses, exam dates, exam registration,
evaluation of your courses, etc.
You should register to Moodle immediately upon arrival, to make sure you never miss updates
and news, manage your studies efficiently, and to participate in news forums with other
students and teachers.

To access fstc moodle, please type this address into your web browser:
https://moodle.fstc.uni.lu/login/index.php
For questions, please email to: fstc-moodle@uni.lu
or contact Gatan Pecoraro, Tel. 5468 (CK)

2. Guichet tudiant/Student counter in the students' administration database (ACME)

You will have access to your personal space on ACME, in order to consult your results and
download/print your transcript of records after each semester (only after validation by the
exam board).
Here is the link to the "guichet":
https://inscription.uni.lu/Inscriptions/Student/GuichetEtudiant
You will receive all relevant notifications via your UL-student-email address.

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3. Student Intranet
The University is running an intranet platform for all UL students. You can connect via
http://intrastudent.uni.lux/, using you student ID and password, but please be aware that you
only have access when you are inside a University network.
The Intranet is providing information about
- the cultural and sports events offered at the University;
- job offers (student jobs but also employment opportunities for graduates);
- preparing your mobility semester;
- the IT Helpdesk at your disposal
You can also top up your budget for printing via the student intranet. Have a look!

4. The FSTC is on Facebook!

To access the page, please visit the FSTC website http://wwwen.uni.lu/fstc and click the
Facebook button on that page.
It would be great if you became a friend and helped us to maintain this lively and informal
window to the world for our Faculty!

5. Representation of students in the University bodies

Every student of the FSTC has the right to be elected, and the right to vote for student
representatives into university bodies. There is one student representative in the Board of
Governors, elections to this position are organised by the central administration. Two students
per Faculty sit in the University Council, and one FSTC student will represent his fellow students
in the FSTCs Faculty Council. If there is a vacancy in one of these committees, the Dean will
organise elections among FSTC students.

6. Your opinion counts! Evaluate your courses and contribute to our quality initiative!
After each semester, we will ask you to evaluate the courses you have taken, by completing a
questionnaire. We encourage you to participate in these evaluations, as it will help us to learn
which things work well, and what needs to be improved. Evaluations will be announced by the
Dean and the Course directors. These surveys are of course anonymous.
Furthermore, the Dean's office will continue to invite interested students to provide general
input and feedback to our quality enhancement initiative for teaching and learning. This will
include focus group discussions and other feedback channels.

7. Your opinion counts - contd.: The Student Feedback and Discussion Forum on Moodle
Every student can actively engage in feedback and discussion at our Faculty. The Feedback
Forum on Moodle is a joint initiative by the FSTC Dean's office and the Students' Committee
(CEST). You just need to logon to Moodle and participate at an existing discussion topic or open
up a new one. You will receive feedback via the CEST, who will also discuss possible solutions to
any problem mentioned with representatives from the Dean's office.
Here is the link:
https://moodle.fstc.uni.lu/course/view.php?id=747

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 8. Going abroad: Studentships, Erasmus +, Global exchange programme!
a. Studentships
The University is offering studentships, sponsored by partner institutions, to the best students.
In the last years students were offered opportunities to go to India (Coimbatore) and Japan
(Tokyo). Information on how to register will be circulated via Moodle; course directors will take
the decision on the distribution of these stipends. The International Office will announce other
opportunities as they become available; communication will be made via Moodle and via email.
b. Erasmus +
What is Erasmus+?
Erasmus + is the EU's new programme for boosting skills and employability through education,
training, youth and sport.
Between 2014-2020 the programme will provide opportunities for over 4 million Europeans to
study, train, gain work experience, and volunteer abroad.
What does it involve?
In the field of education and training, the Erasmus initiative combines possibilities for students
and staff to go abroad and study/work at another University. UL students can, for example,
spend their obligatory mobility semester in the framework of Erasmus+, or go abroad for an
internship.

For more information, please click these links:

http://ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus/index_en.htm
http://ec.europa.eu/education/opportunities/index_en.htm
and get in touch with the "SEVE Mobility" colleagues (seve.mobility@uni.lu).
c. Global exchange programme
The University of Luxembourg has signed a series of agreements with partner universities
beyond the borders of Europe. The exchange opportunities offered to students within the
framework of these agreements are what we call the "Global exchange programme".
The common point between all of these agreements is that students do not pay tuition fees to
the host university.
- As the available spots are limited, students are selected on the basis of their application
file and a personal interview.
- Information sessions for students take place every year in October.
- After these sessions, all information as well as the application forms are sent to the
students by e-mail.
- The application deadline is generally beginning of November.

Partner universities
For the moment, the University of Luxembourg has signed student exchange agreements
with eight universities in the United States, three Chinese institutions as well as universities
in Japan, Thailand, India, Uruguay, Russia and Canada. Moreover, the University also has a
partnership with the CREPUQ network (Conference of Rectors and Principals of Qubec
Universities), which allows students to apply for a mobility term within any university in Qubec
that is a member of the network.
For more information, contact the SEVE Mobility team (seve.mobility@uni.lu) or the UL's
international office (stephanie.schott@uni.lu), and go to this link:
http://wwwen.uni.lu/students/mobility/outgoing_students/global_exchange_programme

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9. Euraxess
euraXeSS luxembourg provides information for students and phDs students that plan a
career into research. it also provides assistance to mobile researchers.
We provide:
Practical information about career into research (all stages),
Practical information on professional and daily life as a researcher,
Information on job and funding opportunities for future PhD students, PhDs Students and
young researchers.
the Services centre helps researchers or phD students and their family to plan and organize
their move to a foreign country, providing assistance in all matters related to mobility.
all services of the euraXeSS network are free of charge.
if you wish to search for job opportunities in research or information and opportunities in living
in another european country as a researcher, please visit the national euraXeSS portals in our
40 european partner countries and contact their euraXeSS Services centers.
Contact
barbara Daniel, email: euraxess@uni.lu, tel. +352 466 644 6681
http://www.euraxess.lu/
http://ec.europa.eu/euraxess/index.cfm/jobs/index

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 Computer rooms/ Campus Kirchberg
copy machines etc. 10 computer rooms are at the students disposal (A11 / A14 / A15 / B04 / B15 / B16 / B25 / B26
/ C11 / C17)
Campus Limpertsberg
4 computer rooms are accessible on the ground floor of the science building (BS 010 / BS 011 /
BS 012 / BS 013)
Campus Belval
Computer rooms are open on the 1st floor of the Maison des Sciences Humaines
Copy machines are available on both campuses. You need to buy a copy card (vending
machines can be found in the central hall/CK and in the student room opposite of the main
reception, main building/CL).
Wifi wireless Internet access is available on all campuses.

The libraries Detailed information is available on the Uni website: www.uni.lu/university/library

To use any of the Campus libraries, you need to register first (see special opening hours)
to receive your reader card. Besides books and special journals, you can also read daily
newspapers and weekly magazines in your library.
Kirchberg Campus Library (access in main hall): Tel. 5307
Opening hours: Monday to Friday 08.00 17.00
(please check special opening hours or closing times during holiday periods)
Subjects covered: Computer science; Mechanics; Civil engineering; Electrotechnics; Mathematics.

Did you know? European and International Standards are accessible via a dedicated
computer in the Kirchberg library. This service is sponsored by ILNAS (Institut
luxembourgeois de la normalisation, de l'accrditation, de la scurit et qualit des
produits et services). Contact the Kirchberg library for more information.

Limpertsberg Campus Library (central building, ground floor): Tel. 6709

Opening hours: Monday to Friday 08.00 17.00
(please check special opening hours or closing times during holiday periods)
Subjects covered: Law; Economics; Politics and social sciences; Philosophy; Geography; History;
Languages and literature; Natural sciences.

Walferdange Campus Library

This library moved to Belval in summer 2015. When this guide was printed, no information was
available, please check the Internet: www.uni.lu
Subjects covered: Social and education sciences; Psychology; Politics and social sciences;
Philosophy; Geography; History; Languages and literature.

Uni.lu Fashion Check out the clothes collection designed for students and staff! Hoodies, T-shirts and other
University articles (check the collection on http://wwwen.uni.lu/university/uni_lu_shop) can be
purchased at the following vending points (payment by credit card only):
Campus Kirchberg: Please ask at the main reception
Campus Belval: More information about sales in Belval coming soon...

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 Eating and Canteens are open Monday to Friday on both Campuses:
drinking
Campus Kirchberg: 07:30 AM to 03:00 PM (cash payment, lunch passes); you can also use the
canteen of the Lyce technique, just next to the Campus; for this you need a card (Mycard) to
pay, this is available at the SEVE.
Campus Limpertsberg: 07:30 AM to 04:00 PM (you also need Mycard for payment)
There are also dispensers of sandwiches, beverages and snacks at reasonable prices. On Campus
Limpertsberg you can use the Unilounge (ground floor) to meet and have a drink in a relaxed
atmosphere. The Unilounge is run by the LUS (Luxembourg University Students, www.lus.lu)
Campus Belval: A canteen will open soon. More information will be provided on the Uni.lu website,
or Moodle, when available.

Office of The Office of Student Life is a service managed by the Student Department (SEVE) in charge of
Student Life supporting and developing engagement of students at the university. This office is, for example,
coordinating all the student associations linked to the University.
You can find out more on their website:
http://wwwen.uni.lu/students/student_associations/office_of_student_life
or on Facebook: facebook.com/studentlife.uni.lu

Career Service The Career Service "Campus Carrires" supports students in finding job and internship
placements. The service also organises workshops, e.g.trainings on how to write a good CV.
Watch out for email announcements for these workshops, places are booked out quickly!
Students can make individual appointments for a tailor made information session.
Contact: Campus Carrires, Romain Raux, CL BRA 1.01, tel. 6686; email: campus.carrieres@uni.lu
(this office will move to Campus Belval in autumn 2015; students will be informed)

Culture Espace Cultures, headed by Franois Carbon, seeks to add a cultural dimension to your
studies. With this in mind, Espace Cultures runs and coordinates cultural and intercultural
events to contribute to life on campus. For example, the UL has its own choir and instrumental
ensemble, where external participants are also accepted. In collaboration with radio 100,7, UL
students are also running their own radio show. You can also receive free tickets for concerts
and other events on a first come-first served basis so pay attention to the regular mailings
and announcements by Espace Cultures!
Espace Culture brochures are available on all UL sites, and on the website:
www.uni.lu/students/culture_sports

Sports Campus Sport offers you good shape, good mood and good trainers and what is most
important, it is free of charge. By participating in one or several sports activities you will retain
your energy and strength.
To join Campus Sport or for more information, please send an email to campussport@uni.lu or
check the website: www.uni.lu/students/culture_sports

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 Belval The move of the University of Luxembourg started in early 2015: parts of the administration
moved to the City of Sciences in Belval, situated between Esch-sur-Alzette and Sanem. The
Faculty of Humanities (FLSHASE) moved in summer 2015, and FLSHASE students will start their
classes on the new Campus this September.
FSTC students might also be invited to join events or activities on Campus Belval, but courses will
take place on Campus Kirchberg and Limpertsberg for the time being.
Belval is easily accessible via public transport from Luxembourg City (29 minutes by train, one
train every 15 minutes, train station "Belval-Universit") as well as from the surroundings thanks
to many bus connections. A new leaflet for public transport has been designed by the Ministry,
and is accessible for download on Moodle.
The University will be just some steps away from student housing, shopping and cultural facilities
(Rockhal, cinema, etc.) and also close to impressing industrial heritage.
You can already experience the site by visiting the public exhibition in the "Massenoire" building
and taking part of guided tours organised by the Fonds Belval. You can also climb one of the
refurbished blast furnaces now! For opening hours and dates of guided tours, please consult
www.fonds-belval.lu

Psychological Help The University offers psychological support to students who look for professional counselling.
Irmgard Schroeder, psychologist, provides counselling as well as support which will help you to
identify the problems and to find solutions. Any consultation will be confidential and free of charge.
Where and when?
The counselling will take place on Campus Limpertsberg, office BRA 4.01 and only by
appointment on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9 am till 5 pm, and Fridays from 9 am till 1 pm.
To book an appointment, please contact Mrs Schroeder by e-mail: aidepsycho@uni.lu or by
telephone: 6609/6611.

Harassment The University condemns harassment as an unacceptable form of behaviour, and has a
number of services to help people (staff and students) who think that they are being harassed in
any way. If you feel harassed, you can either talk to the Gender Representative or the Dean of your
faculty, or contact the Gender Delegate, Christel Baltes-Lhr (46 66 44 9272). You may always ask
for referral to someone outside the faculty. The Student Councillor, Irmgard Schroeder (see above),
can also provide confidential advice and support.

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7. University of the Greater Region

Together with the universities of Lige, Lorraine, Kaiserslautern, Saarland and Trier, the
University of Luxembourg is member of the network University of the Greater Region - UniGR
(UniGR portal: www.uni-gr.eu). Students can benefit from the UniGR in many ways.

Attending classes
As regular student in Luxembourg, you have the opportunity to enroll at the universities in the
neighbouring regions for free and attend lectures there (conditions may apply). You can choose
from a large number of courses offered by the partner universities.
UniGR Mobility Guide & Student Status: UniGR portal / Studying / UniGR Student Status
Study Offer: UniGR portal / Studying / Courses
By concluding a Learning Agreement you make sure that credits obtained abroad are
recognised as part of your studies in Luxembourg.

Libraries, Language Courses and Canteens

Even without being enrolled at a partner university, you have the opportunity to use their
libraries for free and access their canteens. You can also take language courses (fees may
apply).
Information on library access: UniGR portal / Libraries (consult the French or German pages)

Mobility Fund
You can apply for a refund of your travel expenses, if you go to a partner university in order to:
attend lectures
participate in conferences, summer schools or other events
visit the university library
use research equipment
meet with a supervisor of your thesis
The fund is also open to doctoral candidates.
Application procedure: UniGR portal / Living & Transportation / UniGR Mobility Funds

Contact
Kristina Hondrila, kristina.hondrila@uni.lu 6945, Campus Belval, MSA, (E07 0725-040)
Fabiana Decouvette, fabiana.decouvette@uni.lu 6727, Campus Belval, MSA, (E07 0725-040)
uwe-bellhuser.com

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 8. Life outside Campus

Cost of living A student needs between 700 and 800 per month to cover accommodation, transport and
subsistence. Housing will cost between 350 and 500 per month, public transport about 85
per year (see below), and subsistence between 4 and 10 per day, depending on where you eat.

Transportation Public Transport

In the context of sustainable development, the UL encourages public transport to the Campus.
You can ask for a bus pass at the SEVE. The University of Luxembourg offers all registered
students (without age limitation) a transport pass for 37,50 per semester. This pass is valid
without restriction in terms of distance or means of public transport throughout the Grand
Duchy of Luxembourg.
Campus Kirchberg is very well connected to the city centre and station (buses 1, 16, 18, all
Eurobuses), as well as to other places in Luxembourg and in the greater region.
Campus Limpertsberg can be reached via buses no. 2, 3, and 4 from the city centre/train
station.
For more information about public transport, please visit www.mobiliteit.lu
For the national train timetable go to www.cfl.lu
Campus Belval:
The Transport Ministry has issued a special guide for public transport to Belval, which you can
download on Moodle or on the university website: http://wwwen.uni.lu/contact/belval_campus

Bike rental system Veloh

The city of Luxembourg is running a bike rental system called Veloh. Subscription is 15 per
year, and you can rent bikes from more than 30 stations throughout the city; the first half hour
is always for free, after this fees apply.
To find out more, visit: www.veloh.lu
There are Veloh stations next to both Campus Kirchberg and Limpertsberg.
Cycling from one Campus to the other takes about 20 minutes.

University Parking
There are no free parking slots for students on Campus Kirchberg and Campus Limpertsberg.
Campus Kirchberg: there is a public parking next to the Campus (0.50 per hour), and also
a big parking (Konrad Adenauer) at the end of Rue Coudenhove-Kalergi, corner Boulevard
Konrad Adenauer (0.50 per hour), about 6 minutes walking distance from the Campus.
Campus Limpertsberg: parking is possible on the Glacis (1 per hour).
For more info on parking in town, please see: www.topographie.lu
Campus Belval: there are public parkings available in Belval (e.g. "Squaremile"; Shopping
Center Belval Plaza...), some offer free parking for 2-3 hours.

Eating, drinking, Close to the Kirchberg Campus you will find a large shopping centre (on Boulevard John F.
shopping Kennedy) with lots of places to eat and shop. Its a 10-minutes walk from the Campus and you
can relax while walking through the woods.
In proximity to the Limpertsberg Campus, there are some cafs, food take-outs, and
restaurants; you can also relax in the Park Tony Neumann just off Avenue de la Faencerie.
Around Campus Belval you will find lots of shops and bars, on the "Place de l'Universit" as well
as in the Shopping Center nearby.

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 Cash Point Close to Kirchberg Campus several cash dispensers are available in the shopping centre
Machines (5, rue Alphonse Weicker L-2721 Luxembourg), in front of the PostShop, 33A, Avenue
J.-F. Kennedy, and inside the "Coque" Sports Center.
On Limpertsberg Campus, a cash point machine is at your disposal on the ground floor
of the BRA building, near the SEVE.

Post offices Kirchberg post office: PostShop Kirchberg, 33A, Avenue J.-F. Kennedy, L-1855 Luxembourg,
opening hours: Monday - Saturday 9.00 - 18.00.
City centre post office: 25, rue Aldringen, 2019 Luxembourg, opening hours: 07.00-19.00
(Saturday 07.00 - 17.00, closed Sundays)
Post office Luxembourg-Limpertsberg: 53, avenue Pasteur, 2311 Luxembourg, opening
hours: 08.00-12.00 and 13.30-17.00 (closed Sundays)

Cinemas Utopolis Kirchberg (Boulevard John F. Kennedy, Kirchberg)

Cin Utopia (16 Avenue de la Faencerie, close to Glacis/Limpertsberg)
Cinmathque (17, place du Thtre, Luxembourg)
Utopolis Belval (Belval Plaza 1 Shopping Mall)
For cinema programmes and more information, please check: www.cinema.luxweb.com

Sports/Culture On Kirchberg, 5 minutes from the Campus, you can find the National Sports Centre (Centre
national sportif et culturel dCoque) with gyms, spa and swimming pool. The adjacent cultural
centre offers concerts and sport events. Find out more at: www.coque.lu

For further info on sports in Luxembourg, you can contact the Sports pour tous
(Sports for everbody) programme organised by the city of Luxembourg, see:
www.vdl.lu/Culture+et+Loisirs/Loisirs/Sports/Sports+pour+tous.html

There are plenty of museums in Luxembourg; some have special late opening times (free entry),
for example:
National Museum of History and Art (Muse national dhistoire et dart): late night
Thursdays 5-8pm
Luxembourg City History Museum: late night Thursdays 6-8pm
Modern Art Museum (Muse dart moderne Grand-Duc Jean) MUDAM: late night
Wednesdays 6-8pm

For more information, check out the website of the Luxembourg Tourist Office
(www.lcto.lu) .

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 Working in All students registered in the University of Luxembourg are entitled to have a student job,
Luxembourg irrespective of their nationality; this authorisation is nonetheless subject to certain conditions.
Students who are nationals of a non-EU Member State must have a work permit.

Work during the holidays

To be able to work during the holidays, you must be under 27 years old. If you are over 27,
you can no longer work under this arrangement, but must be under contract for a specified
period. Work during the holidays is limited to two months per calendar year, and may be
performed only during the academic holidays. The remuneration must correspond to at
least 80% of the minimum social wage, scaled in accordance with age.
Ref.: Work during the holidays is governed by the Act of 22 July 1982, amended by the Act of
19 August 2008 on aid to research training.

Contract of employment for a specified period

A contract for a specified period may not exceed 24 months and may not be renewed more
than twice. The maximum amount of time worked must not exceed 10 hours per week. The
remuneration must correspond to at least the minimum hourly social rate (8.1096 for
those aged 18 and over).
Ref. : Amended act of 24 May 1989, article 5, article 8.

For more information please contact the SEVE and see the leaflet Being a student in
Luxembourg (http://wwwen.uni.lu/students/students_and_money/working_in_luxembourg).

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8. Dates for the diary

A Welcome Day and other welcome events will be organised at the beginning of the new
academic year. For details, please check with the SEVE on Campus Limpertsberg.

SAVE THE DATE:

18.09.2015 (Friday): from 7pm: Welcome event for all students at the Rockhal in Belval
25.09.2015 (Friday): Dies Academicus/Rentre Acadmique, official opening of the
academic year and delivery of PhD diplomas 5.30 p.m. Campus Belval
02.10.2015 (Friday): UNICAREERS.LU at Luxembourg Congrs,
1 rue du fort Thungen, L-1499 Luxembourg
08.10.2015 (Thursday): Euraxess roadshow, Campus Belval
12-13.11.2015 (Thursday, Friday): 29me FOIRE DE L'ETUDIANT Luxexpo
20.11.2015 (Friday): Graduation Ceremony for FSTC Bachelor students,
Campus Kirchberg, Room Paul Feidert
19.03.2016 (Saturday): PORTES OUVERTES Campus Belval

Abbreviations used in this guide

BC Btiment central/Main building (CL)
BRA Btiment de Recherche A (CL)
BRB Btiment de Recherche B (CL)
BS Btiment des Sciences (CL)
CEST Cercle des tudiants de la Facult des Sciences, de la Technologie
et de la Communication/Faculty Students Committee
CB Campus Belval
CK Campus Kirchberg
CL Campus Limpertsberg
CW Campus Walferdange
DET Course Director (Directeur dtudes)
ECTS European Credit Accumulation and Transfer System
FSTC Facult des Sciences, de la Technologie et de la Communication/
Faculty of Science, Technology and Communication
HRU Head of Research Unit
L. Btiment L (Laboratoires)/ L (Lab) Building, Campus Kirchberg
MSA Maison du Savoir (Campus Belval)
RU Research Unit
SEVE Central students office (Service des tudes et de la vie tudiante)
Weicker University Weicker site, 4 rue Alphonse Weicker

Please note that all phone numbers given are internal extensions.
From outside, please dial 466 644 plus the 4 digit extension indicated in this guide.

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 University of Luxembourg
Facult des Sciences, de la Technologie et de la Communication

Campus Kirchberg
6, rue Richard Coudenhove-Kalergi
L-1359 Luxembourg

www.uni.lu

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useful, or which information should be included.
Please send any comments, questions, remarks,
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