Information and resources for researchers at Uni.lu

Welcome! Discover key resources to connect with the ÌÇÐÄVlog’s vibrant research community, whether you are already part of Uni.lu or looking to join it. Explore researcher support and services for every stage of your research journey — including doctoral candidates, postdocs, and beyond. Attend upcoming lectures, conferences, and seminars, learn more doctoral education, advance your research career and grow into a leading researcher.

Researcher support and services

Institute for Advanced Studies (IAS)

The Institute for Advanced Studies (IAS) at the ÌÇÐÄVlog offers several outstanding programs aimed at supporting advanced research and interdisciplinarity at Uni.lu. Researchers can benefit from the prestigious IAS Fellows Programme, launch independent projects with the Early Career Fellowship, pursue dynamic collaborations through Visiting Researcher Fellowships, or contribute to innovative science via project-funded positions. IAS provides a collaborative and stimulating environment, connecting you to a thriving international network and empowering you to make a real impact with your research.

ÌÇÐÄVlog provides structured programs and access to external platforms to help you sharpen your expertise, broaden your teaching toolkit, and boost your productivity.

ULearn training catalogue

Uni.lu’s ULearn training catalogue provides further opportunities, including courses targeting productivity competencies (e.g. time management, effective meeting facilitation) and teaching enhancement (e.g. educational video production, digital learning tools).

Transferable skills course catalogue

The Office of Doctoral Studies hosts a transferable skills course catalogue, open to doctoral and postdoctoral researchers. Focus areas include job search skills, career planning, communication, and presentation training.

E-learning platforms

You also have access to external learning platforms, like EdX and Nature Masterclasses On-Demand, where you can audit any course for free or earn a certificate through a verified track with expenses covered by the University’s ULearn platform.

Researchers at the ÌÇÐÄVlog benefit from a range of funding and international mobility opportunities designed to enhance their academic careers. The university actively supports doctoral candidates, postdocs, and senior researchers through national programs offered by the Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR), which provides funding for research projects, and international programs such as the Marie SkÅ‚odowska-Curie Actions (MSCA), enabling collaboration and training across Europe.

Researchers are also encouraged to participate in exchange and collaborative research projects with global partners, supported by institutional agreements and funding for travel and professional development. This support system ensures postdocs at Uni.lu can expand their networks, access diverse research environments, and significantly advance their careers on an international scale.

The ÌÇÐÄVlog offers tailored support to help you clarify your career goals, strengthen your application materials, and explore opportunities within and beyond academia.

  • ADVANCE mentoring programme

    ADVANCE supports career development and fosters an inclusive research environment through one-to-one and group mentoring. Researchers are paired with mentors for structured discussions and skills training, with priority for women. Application calls usually open in November.

  • Career Centre

    Uni.lu Career Centre offers one-on-one tailored support, including:

    • CV and cover letter reviews
    • Mock interviews with feedback
    • Career strategy and job application guidance
  • EURAXESS webinars & trainings

    The EURAXESS webinars & trainings platform provides free virtual seminars and training sessions designed to support researchers at all career stages with skills development, mobility and career-planning resources.

Lectures, conferences and seminars

    Advance your research career: from doctoral candidate to postdoc

    Networking and community

    Alumni network

    Uni.lu alumni have moved into diverse roles in academia, industry and beyond. Many are open to sharing career experiences and advice.

    Luxembourg’s Young Research Association (LuxDoc)

    A national network for doctoral candidates and postdocs that organises social activities, networking events and peer support spaces. Join Luxdoc to expand the community.

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