Are you looking for an internship, your first job, or a new career opportunity in Luxembourg? Unicareers Luxembourg is the job fair you won’t want to miss. This recruitment fair is aimed at students, recent graduates, and young professionals with up to five years of experience after graduation.
Organized in collaboration with the University of Luxembourg, Unicareers gives you the chance to meet directly with companies and organizations that are hiring in the Grand Duchy. For students and young professionals—especially those arriving from abroad—it’s an opportunity to explore employers, career paths, and industries within the Luxembourg job market.
The date for the next event has not yet been set. In the meantime, here’s a look back at the 2026 event.
Unicareers is dedicated to job seekers at the start of their careers. The career fair is particularly aimed at students looking for an internship or a job and at young professionals with up to five years of experience after graduation.
Contrary to what one might think, Unicareers is not reserved exclusively for students at the University of Luxembourg. Candidates may come from other universities, schools, and countries, provided they meet the participation criteria set by the organizer.
For students considering continuing their studies in the Grand Duchy, Just Arrived also offers practical information on higher education and financial aid in Luxembourg.
You don’t need to have studied in Luxembourg to participate in Unicareers. For international students or recent graduates considering moving to the Grand Duchy, the fair offers a unique opportunity to meet multiple employers in a single day and gain a better understanding of the profiles and skills sought in the local job market.
Unicareers allows you to meet employers offering various types of career opportunities. In particular, candidates can find an internship or their first job there . The available opportunities vary depending on the exhibitors and their hiring needs.
Many sectors of the Luxembourg economy are represented. Among the sectors featured at Unicareers are:
Before the job fair, it may be helpful to familiarize yourself with the job market in Luxembourg and the main methods for finding a job there.
Online registration is required before attending the career fair. Unicareers operates on a pre-approval basis for applications; therefore, simply filling out the registration form does not automatically guarantee access to the event.
For the 2026 event, the registration deadline is Thursday, September 24, at 6:00 p.m.
Register and view the official information for Unicareers Luxembourg 2026
A submitted registration does not necessarily constitute confirmation of participation. The organizers review applications before approving access to Unicareers. They also note that they do not provide official invitations for visa applications. If you are coming from abroad, please check your entry and residence requirements separately from your registration for the fair.
Recruiters meet many candidates throughout the day. Preparing in advance will help you target employers who truly match your profile and make your interactions more effective.
Update your resume before registering. Your education, work experience, technical skills, and language proficiency should be easily identifiable. Also clearly indicate the type of job or internship you’re seeking.
To further plan your career path, check out our guide to working in Luxembourg.
Check the list of exhibitors and opportunities published by Unicareers before the fair. Select companies that match your education and career goals, then prepare a few specific questions about the roles, the skills required, or their hiring process.
You can also check out Just Arrived’s Employer Profiles to learn more about some of the companies based in Luxembourg.
You should be able to explain in a few sentences who you are, what you’ve studied or accomplished so far, and what kind of opportunity you’re looking for. Avoid simply reciting your resume: instead, use this conversation to highlight the skills most relevant to the employer you’re meeting.
Unicareers isn’t just about recruitment booths. Free conferences also offer the chance to learn more about employment, companies, and economic sectors in Luxembourg.
The 2026 program includes a conference dedicated to the key sectors and careers shaping Luxembourg’s future. Check the official program before your visit, as schedules and speakers are subject to change.
Unicareers takes place at Luxexpo The Box, Rue Hugo Gernsback, L-1855 Luxembourg, in the Kirchberg district.
| Transportation | Getting to Luxexpo The Box |
|---|---|
| Tram | Line T1, Luxexpo stop |
| Bus | Several bus lines serve the Luxexpo Bus Terminal |
| Car | Access is available via the A1 highway, Exit 8; parking is available in the area |
Public transportation is particularly convenient for getting to Kirchberg. Shuttle services are also scheduled from the major cities in the Greater Region to allow registered participants to travel to the venue. Check the terms and availability directly with Unicareers.
After your visit, make a note of the companies and people you met, as well as any follow-up steps requested. If a recruiter invites you to apply on their company’s career site, do so promptly and tailor your application to the specific position.
Also take advantage of this initial immersion to deepen your understanding of working conditions in Luxembourg. Contracts, working hours, and other local regulations may differ from those in your home country.
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Not necessarily. The process depends, in particular, on the degree, the profession you’re seeking, and the country where the qualification was earned. Regulated professions may be subject to specific requirements.
If you earned your degree abroad, check your specific situation before assuming that recognition is necessary. Visit our page on the recognition of degrees and qualifications in Luxembourg.
The dates for the next Unicareers Luxembourg job fair have not yet been set. The fair will likely take place at Luxexpo The Box, in the Kirchberg district of Luxembourg.
Yes. Participation is free, but advance registration is required. Applications are reviewed before access to the fair is granted.
The fair is primarily aimed at students looking for an internship or a job, as well as young professionals with up to five years of experience after graduation. The criteria published for 2026 specify educational levels ranging from Bac+2 to Bac+8.
Yes. Unicareers is not limited to students at the University of Luxembourg. Students and recent graduates from other institutions and countries may register if they meet the fair’s criteria.
Yes. Finding internships is one of Unicareers’ goals. However, specific opportunities depend on the participating companies and their needs at the time of the fair.
The registration deadline is Thursday, September 24, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. It’s best not to wait until the last minute, since applications must then be reviewed by the organizers.
No. The organizer states that it does not provide official invitations for visa applications. Candidates coming from abroad must therefore complete any necessary entry and residency procedures independently of their registration for the fair.
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