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Luxembourg Takes a Stand Against Financial Illiteracy and Crime

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In an effort to combat financial illiteracy and crime, Luxembourg has launched a pioneering program that equips students with in-depth knowledge of European economic and financial criminal law.

Unique Master’s Program

The 2-year full-time program is taught in both French and English and consists of eight modules, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of financial criminal law. Students will also have the opportunity to participate in a mandatory internship at one of Luxembourg’s leading law firms or institutions, gaining hands-on experience in the field.

Innovative Teaching Methods

The program stands out for its innovative teaching methods and research-based learning approach. The bilingual nature of the program allows students to learn from experienced practitioners, including high-ranking EU officials, advocates, and judges.

Study Trips

Study trips to European and international institutions provide students with a deeper understanding of the global implications of financial criminal law.

“We are committed to providing our students with the skills they need to succeed in this rapidly evolving field,” said Silvia Allegrezza, Study Programme Director at FDEF. “Our program is designed to equip them with the knowledge and expertise necessary to tackle the complex challenges of financial crime.”

Accreditation

The Master’s program has received accreditation from FIBAA, an internationally recognized agency for quality assurance and quality development in higher education.

Contact Information

To learn more about this unique program, contact Laurence Jouvenaux, Study Programme Administrator at FDEF. With its emphasis on practical experience and academic rigor, this program is the perfect stepping stone for students looking to make a career in financial criminal law.

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