Advantages
- Affordable tuition fees at several public institutions
- A wide choice of programmes in French and English
- Degrees recognised within the European framework
- Option to work part-time while studying, subject to the applicable conditions
- A multicultural environment and an international community
- A destination relatively close to Tunisia
- Access to pharmacy studies without a specific competitive entrance exam, subject to the applicable admission requirements
Points to consider
- Financial sponsorship by a guarantor may be possible, subject to official requirements
- A baccalaureate equivalence may be required depending on the institution and programme
- A language test or proof of language level may be required
- Admission deadlines and procedures must be planned ahead
- Admission requirements and fees vary depending on the institution, the programme and the language community
Admission tests
No common test, except a French test required by some universities.
Calendar
No common deadline. Mid-July for the baccalaureate equivalence application.
Procedure
Direct application on each university's website.
Popular programmes
- University bachelor's degree
- Haute école (practical training)
- Master's in science
- Medicine and health
Frequently asked questions
Are studies in Belgium in French?
Yes, in Wallonia and Brussels. Fees remain affordable compared with other European countries.
Do I need a baccalaureate equivalence?
Yes, an equivalence must be requested from the Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles. We support you through this process.
When should I apply?
For non-EU students, applications are often due before the end of April. It is best to start in the autumn.
Your plans to study in Belgium
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