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Sacred Heart University

Motto	Inspiring Minds, Unleashing Hearts.
Type	Private
Established	1991
Location	Luxembourg
Language	English

Sacred Heart University Luxembourg (SHULU) is a branch campus of Sacred Heart University that offered graduate-level business programs in Luxembourg City, established in 1991 and tailored to the needs of working professionals.^[1]

History

In 1991, Henri Ahlborn, then director of the Chamber of Commerce, reached out to universities in the United States in order to find a partner institution. As a result, Sacred Heart University started offering an internationally accredited MBA program, the first of its kind in Luxembourg.^[2] During its over 30-year history, SHULU graduated 700 business students representing more than 50 different countries.

Academics

Program specializations included a full-time MBA program with an internship, where students received real-world experience at domestic and international companies in Luxembourg. The paid internships lasted between 6 and 9 months and come with career coaching and job placement assistance. Their part-time Executive MBA could be completed at the student’s pace, typically lasting about 2 years.

They also offered graduate certificates in Private Equity, Corporate Finance, Digital Management (Blockchain & Big Data, Artificial Intelligence, and Digital Transformation).^[3]

SHULU’s programs were delivered at the Chamber of Commerce in Kirchberg, in the heart of the financial sector and European institutions. All classes took place on the weekdays between 6:30 and 9:30 pm, in order to adapt to the work and family lives of students.