LUNEX Talks #2: Sport for Development with Gerald Guskowski

For our second edition of our series “LUNEX Talks”, we have welcomed Gerald Guskowski, Head of the German Society for International Cooperation’s sector programme “Sport for Development” (GIZ).

He shared his experience alongside Sebastian Merten, Research Assistant and Prof. Dr. Andreas Mierau, Academic Director at LUNEX University. He talked about the contribution of sport in youth development in Africa as well as the different challenges that he has faced during his career.

Many thanks to Gerald Guskowski for his participation.

You can also find the whole talk on our YouTube channel.

Featured image: Gerald Guskowski

Show more news Bachelor Master

LUNEX

50, avenue du Parc des Sports / 4671 Differdange / Luxembourg

+352 288 494-1
Request information Apply now
Google Maps
Good to know

Application for a Bachelor’s programme:
1. Fill out our Online Application Form.
2. Take part in one of our Application Days. We will invite you to attend in person.
3. After successful participation in the Application Day we will email you with your study agreement. Please print it out, sign it and then send it to LUNEX by post or by e-mail, along with the evidence documents specified in the email.

Application for a Master’s programme:
1. Fill out our Online Application Form.
2. If you have met all the prerequisites for the Master’s programme, we will email you with your study agreement. Please read it carefully, print it out and sign it.
3. In order to complete your application, please send the signed study agreement along with all other required evidence documents by post to LUNEX.

As an applicant for one of our Bachelor’s programmes, you will be invited to attend an Application Day online. A selection procedure will take place on this day to check whether you meet the necessary prerequisites for the course.

More about the Application Day

The language of instruction in all courses at LUNEX is English. You should therefore be able to speak and understand English well. You have the opportunity to participate in the Pre-Bachelor Foundation Programme and improve your English if your language skills do not meet the entrance requirements for study at Bachelor level.

We will inform you in the course of the application process which supporting documents have to be provided and when. In principle, we need the following documents for your application:

  • Copy of your personal ID
  • Copy of the highest educational and/or vocational qualification
  • Language certificate (if applicable)

Depending on the degree programme (Bachelor/Master) and your country of origin (EU/non-EU), further documents may be required. More details will be provided to you in good time.

To secure a study place, we recommend that you send us your documents as soon as possible – but at the latest two weeks before the start of your studies. If you are an applicant from outside the EU, you should note that the application process for a visa can take four to 60 days. Please make sure you give yourself plenty of time.

Main Navigation