Overview
Emergency financial assistance for registered University of Luxembourg Bachelor, Master and self-funded doctoral students facing immediate, unexpected and exceptional financial hardship.
Complete opportunity details
The Hardship Fund is a safety-net form of financial assistance rather than a regular scholarship or main source of income. Eligible students complete an online form on the Student Portal and attend a meeting with the Inclusion team. No more than one request may be made per semester, and the University says applicants can expect a decision within four weeks after a complete application is received.
Eligibility requirements
Applicants must be fully registered in a Bachelor, Master or self-funded doctoral programme, normally be in at least the third semester of their current programme after completing two previous semesters at the University of Luxembourg, have no disciplinary sanction, not have applied for or been granted other financial aid, and face immediate unexpected exceptional financial hardship.
Tips for this other opportunity
Practical Job and Scholarship guidance. These tips do not replace official rules or create new eligibility requirements.
- Read the complete official source and confirm eligibility, deadlines, required documents and any fees before applying.
- Prepare required materials early and keep proof of submission.
- Use the original source link on Job and Scholarship for the final application or registration step.
Verification notes
Official University financial-support page checked. The Hardship Fund is a current rolling support route; no universal award amount or single public closing date is stated, so both remain unspecified.
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