LuxembourgMasterNext cycle not announced yetPartially FundedGuillaume Dupaix Excellence Scholarship Luxembourg 2027–2029
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The University of Luxembourg awards 30 master's students a year the Guillaume Dupaix Excellence Scholarship of €11,258 a year for up to two years. The university grants 30 scholarships each year, ten per faculty across its three faculties: 15 for students of any nationality and 15 for students from target countries, namely Egypt, Turkey, India, the Western Balkans, Ibero-American countries, Thailand, Vietnam, Belarus, Moldova, Russia, the United Kingdom and Ukraine. The award is €5,629 per semester, or €11,258 a year, for the standard length of the master's of up to two years. It is open to full-time students in any master's programme at the university, in any field, except programmes with a compulsory semester or year abroad; applicants for or recipients of Luxembourg's State Financial Aid for Higher Education are not eligible. Candidates first apply to a master's programme through the online admissions portal; admitted students whom programme directors nominate for academic excellence then receive an email invitation to complete the scholarship application. In the 2026 cycle, missing documents were due by 31 March 2026 and results were sent by 15 May 2026; the 2027 date has not yet been announced and, based on the last cycle, is expected in March.
Funding Benefits & Coverage
3 Benefits€5,629 per semester
That is €11,258 a year towards study and living costs.
For the whole master's
Up to two years, the standard master's length.
International excellence award
Only 30 awards a year across three faculties.
Eligibility & Acceptance Criteria
5 CriteriaAll nationalities worldwide
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Key questions and answers regarding eligibility, documents, and application steps.
Funding type: Partially Funded. Announced benefits: €5,629 per semester, For the whole master's, International excellence award.
Eligible levels: Master.
Next cycle not announced yet. Follow the official website for updates.
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