KU Leuven

The Catholic University of Leuven (KU Leuven) is a prestigious research university located in Leuven, Belgium. Founded in 1425, it is one of the oldest and most renowned universities in Europe. KU Leuven consistently ranks among the top universities in the world and is recognized for its excellence in research, education, and innovation.

As a comprehensive university, KU Leuven offers a wide range of programs across various disciplines, including humanities, social sciences, engineering, natural sciences, medicine, and law. The university is known for its strong emphasis on research, with numerous research institutes and collaborations with international institutions. It is a member of the League of European Research Universities (LERU), which includes some of the most prestigious research universities in Europe.

KU Leuven has a diverse and international student body, with students from over 150 countries. The university offers many programs in English, making it an attractive destination for international students. The university's commitment to academic excellence is reflected in its high rankings in global university rankings, often placing among the top 100 universities worldwide.

The university's main campus is located in Leuven, a historic city known for its vibrant student life, rich cultural heritage, and strong academic atmosphere. Leuven is home to numerous libraries, research centers, and student organizations, providing a dynamic environment for learning and personal growth. In addition to its main campus, KU Leuven has several campuses across Flanders, offering programs in various locations.

KU Leuven is also known for its strong ties to industry and innovation. The university collaborates with businesses, government institutions, and research organizations to develop cutting-edge technologies and solutions. It has a strong reputation in fields such as biomedical sciences, engineering, and artificial intelligence.

With a commitment to academic freedom, ethical responsibility, and social engagement, KU Leuven continues to be a leading institution in higher education and research. Its long history, combined with a forward-thinking approach, ensures that it remains at the forefront of global academic excellence.

• Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies

  Our Faculty is one of the oldest theological faculties in the world. Since 1432 the Faculty has touched the lives of countless students, who are now working and living all over the world. The Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies conceives itself as situated at the crossroads of the academy, the Church, and present-day culture and society, with a special place for the Catholic tradition. The Faculty’s research and teaching is always characterised by a careful handling of the past, a profound commitment with regard to the present, and a hopeful belief in a better future.

  This was never more so the case than in this present day and age. A committed group of professors and researchers is striving to educate all students (international or otherwise) in such a way that it prepares them for any future professional job in the many domains our programmes grant access to. The professional possibilities are diverse: our alumni work in education, research, pastoral care, social organisations, etc. Their work really makes a difference. That is why the Faculty is intent on proceeding with the study of Christian theology in dialogue with other world religions and other human sciences. A modern theology needs to be interested in the cultures of which religions are a part. Where other world religions are concerned, special attention is paid to the ‘religions of the book’: Islam and Judaism.

  The Faculty is keenly interested in the relevant and distinctive contribution to society of all, students, professors, and staff members, each in their own way. It provides a vibrant environment for theological research, teaching and service, for which the Faculty receives international recognition and appreciation. Our Faculty welcomes each year many new international students to partake in the complete programme in English offered by our Faculty. Thanks to the rich diversity in background and heritage these students add their own flavour to an already stimulating multiplicity of ideas and opinions.

  These students and many other foreign researchers are aware of the fact that our Faculty has at its disposal one of the richest and largest theological libraries in the world. Situated in the heart of the city, our Faculty is also a great location for the many conferences and symposia organised by our colleagues.

  Our Faculty webpages have a lot to offer: practical information, but also information on the Faculty and its history, a history we are proud of, so proud that today we are working hard to keep up the tradition to combine in-depth research, excellent education, and meaningful service, in the project that is called the Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies. 

• Faculty of Canon Law

  The faculty of Canon Law in Leuven, which  has an internationally renowned staff, has students from all over the world. Both in research and in education, a special emphasis is laid on social relevance and commitment with particular attention to themethodology of law. Special care is shown of distance learning students in an open and ambient atmosphere.

  As the faculty does not have an extensive permanent staff, it gets the opportunity to attract international experts and field-workers. Instructors and students from all over the world meet together in concentrated lesson weeks to share their knowledge and expertise in an interactive and stimulating atmosphere.

  A characteristic of the ‘Leuven school’ of canon law is the attention which is paid to  ‘law’ in the study of canon law. Primarily, canon law is the study of rules which control the life of an ecclesiastical community and its position in civil law. Specific to canon law as ‘law’ is that its foundations are rooted in the life of the Church and its theology.

• Institute of Philosophy

  The Institute of Philosophy offers full programmes in English leading to BA, MA and PhD degrees. Research at the Institute of Philosophy is organised through five research centres. With some 30 full-time teaching staff, nearly 130 adjunct faculty members, post-docs and doctoral students, the Institute of Philosophy is among the largest research groups in philosophy on the continent. 

• Faculty of Law

  Our Law Faculty offers a unique range of possibilities. If you prefer a smaller campus with more intensive student support, you can do the first two years of your Bachelor of Law programme at KULAK, Kortrijk or at HUB in Brussels, where we even offer a unique bilingual course. It is even possible to combine your training in Law with another major: for instance, you can combine Law with Economics and Business Studies, with Political Science or with Governmental Management and Policy. A combination of Law and Criminology is possible as well. KU Leuven also offers a special programme for working students, consisting of digital learning resources, such as web lectures for distance learning. We also organise a few Advanced Master’s programmes with specializations in notarial studies, company law, fiscal studies, intellectual property law and ICT law, as well as a few English-language programmes. Feel free to come and check out what our Faculty has to offer on one of our information days or during the open week.

  Our staff, consisting of more than 300 professors, researchers and assistant lecturers, have a unique and extensive know-how. Our Faculty is renowned for the wide practical experience of its professors, who are prominent lawyers, criminologists, or notaries. Our staff also includes diplomats, politicians, prison directors, directors of listed companies and magistrates in the highest national and international courts of law. This allows us to offer a broad spectrum of pathways and electives on the most diverse subjects. We make special efforts to keep track of our first-year students through the tutorial service in order to facilitate the transition from secondary school to university.

• Faculty of Economics and Business

  The primary missions of the Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB) are education and research.

  A FEB education aims to prepare students for successful entrepreneurial endeavours and careers in the corporate world, in national and international public policy-making, or in research. To achieve this the FEB offers high-quality, research-based degree programmes in the fields of both economics and business, and from Bachelor to PhD.

  Secondly, the FEB wants to foster research with high academic and societal impact, and high visibility in the corporate world. The FEB’s ambition is to be the leading learning and research community in Belgium and to excel in the different research subfields the school hosts, thereby deserving its high rank among the top of European schools of Economics and Business.

  To achieve these twin primary objectives, FEB wants to develop a stimulating environment for staff and students, in which they feel free to develop their innovative, ethical and entrepreneurial expertise in education, research and business, whilst emphasizing the role of economic policy and business in the greater society and keeping a global focus through international exchanges and cooperation.

• Faculty of Social Sciences

  The Faculty of Social Sciences at KU Leuven is home to approximately three thousand students, about fifty professors and two hundred research assistants. The faculty’s objective is to contribute to the quality of society and analyse and inform societal trends through its education and research. Our programmes are thus closely linked to current events. As a student, you will closely track the developments of contemporary, fast-paced and changing society.

  The topical and innovative aspect of our programmes is also to be found in our modern infrastructure. Our campus is equipped with advanced teaching technology, Wi-Fi, a library exclusively devoted to social sciences, a media centre with a usability lab and observation mirror and a meeting centre with video conferencing equipment. Via the interactive digital learning environment (Toledo) and our online student portal, you can check the online notice board, consult study materials and contribute to the discussion forum.

  Our programmes also have a strong international orientation, both as a result of their content and through international student exchange. The faculty also offers English language Advanced Master’s programmes.

• Faculty of Arts

  This faculty groups a large amount of cultural sciences, such as history, archeology, art history, musicology, linguistics and literature, area studies and applied linguistics.

  At this faculty, education and research address the cultural development of humanity from prehistory up to the present, in the Western as well as in the non-Western world. 11 academic bachelor programmes, 19 master programmes and 6  post-initial master programmes are organised. Research focuses on the (historical and contemporal) intercultural relations in Northwestern Europe (with special attention to the Low Countries) and the Eastern Mediterranean region.

• Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences

  The mission of our faculty is to provide academic education, to conduct innovative research and to offer scientific and societal services in the fields of psychology and educational sciences. Some 80 professors, 400 researchers, some 80 support staff, and approximately 180 volunteers realize this mission with great commitment and enthusiasm.

  Our faculty conducts innovative scientific research, often in an interdisciplinary and international context. The research is driven both by fundamental and practical and policy-oriented issues. This results in numerous successful PhD’s, scientific publications, and new project applications. The faculty strives to belong to the excellent research centres in Europe and the world in the domains of psychology and educational sciences.

  Our faculty offers a challenging and dynamic study environment to more than 4,400 students. In our programs of study and courses we strive to offer diverse, attractive and research-based education of high academic quality. The various undergraduate and graduate programmes integrate scientific and practice components in a broad ethical, cultural and social education. Next to this we give special attention to the formation of researchers in the doctoral schools, to teacher training and to various postgraduate courses.

• Faculty of Architecture

  The Faculty of Architecture takes the international dimension as the basis for its own quality assessment. It positions itself squarely within the international field of qualitative architectural education. The faculty’s international activities are extensive and diversified: student mobility and staff exchange on a European and intercontinental level, internationally oriented programmes for incoming students, international workshops and competitions, international research projects, international internships, development cooperation, etc.

  The faculty works hard to consolidate and enrich its network of cooperative associations with professionals and universities in Europe, Australia, the United States, Latin America, Africa and Asia. It offers its students access to this international forum of spatial design activities. The faculty sees this as a catalyst for creativity and as an added value to the student’s future professional career.

• Faculty of Science

  The Faculty of Science is a place of cutting edge craftsmanship and groundbreaking scientific research, where creative people, driven by knowledge and skills, connect, collaborate, and lead change. Our 650 researchers and 150 faculty members are passionate, decisive people who practise their research activities with a sense of devotion and an excellent eye for detail. People who break new ground in their domain, collaborate across disciplines and develop students to become independent, critically thinking professionals.

  The Faculty of Science is home to over 3150 students - of which 600 international students - spread across 5 academic departments (listed below) and 27 research divisions, covering numerous cutting edge research domains.

• Faculty of Engineering Science

  The Faculty brings the intellectual and human capital of each individual student to a higher leven by offering him a research based education in scientific and engineering fundamentals. The Faculty stimulates students to practice in-depth learning by addressing and challenging their “disciplinary future self”, to make them aware of who they wish to become as a professional (Beruf) and as members of society in general (Bildung). In order to stimulate the development of the students’ disciplinary future self, the Faculty provides multidisciplinary programmes that acquaint students with the engineering profession and with related disciplines. We value both breadth and depth of knowledge, expanding the reasoning, communication and problem-solving abilities, in order to prepare students for life-long learning. Our research-oriented education is based on research programmes which are defined and developed in close collaboration with recognised international peers and with industry.

• Faculty of Bioscience Engineering

  Are you motivated to try to better understand complex systems and search for creative solutions for the current changes e.g. global warming, biofuels, limited resources? Then this website is what you were looking for and I’m sure you will find a suitable programme at our Faculty!

  On our Campus, around the castle of Arenberg, you will be able to study and conduct research in a green, pleasant and inspiring environment. Leuven itself is a real student-town, with 36,000 students over a population of 100,000. It’s a charming small city, only 30 minutes drive from Brussels, the capital of Europe.

  The broad range of educational programmes in bioscience engineering at Bachelor and Master level reflects the all-round character of our Faculty. For these educational programmes it is important to rely on the strengths of the scientific and innovative research. This is carried out in three departments: the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, the Department of Biosystems and the Department of Microbial and Molecular Systems. For educational and research purposes, the Faculty can use various facilities such as the Centre of Fruit Culture, the Experimental Farm for Animal Breeding, and the Greenhouse Facility with as well moderate as (sub)tropical environments.

  We will provide you not only with scientific knowledge, but also with management skills and we will motivate you to explore yourself. You will meet a lot of other international students. We are one of the most European and international faculties in Leuven! Each year we receive and send students from/to universities all over the world; from Stellenbosch to Stockholm; Valencia to Varadero; Mekele to Melbourne.

• Faculty of Engineering Technology

  The Faculty of Engineering Technology gathers all Industrial Sciences programmes offered by the KU Leuven at campuses throughout Flanders. In addition to the faculties of Science, Engineering Science, Bioengineering Science and Architecture, the Engineering Technology Faculty is one of the five faculties within the KU Leuven's Science, Engineering & Technology Group.

  Education at the Faculty of Engineering Technology is organized in a unique way. Students can choose to follow their programme of choice at no less than 7 locations throughout Flanders: from Ostend, Ghent, Aalst, Sint-Katelijne-Waver or Leuven, to Geel or Diepenbeek. The Faculty of Engineering Technology ensures that the unique approach and quality of the programmes taught at each of these campuses is guaranteed, while bearing in mind common goals and interests. Research is conducted in collaboration with the departments of the Science, Engineering & Technology Group and is organized in so-called technology clusters.

• Faculty of Medicine

  The Faculty of Medicine here at KU Leuven University is dedicated to training future professionals that can handle these ever-changing environments. We provide our students with the scientific background to respond to the challenges in a creative, critical and flexible manner. Our superb staff are practising medical professionals, passing on their knowledge and frontline experience of the most recent developments in the discipline.
  
  One particularly important asset we provide is our close collaborative relationship with the University Hospital Leuven as well as the presence of various research centres. This offers students first-hand experience and the chance to encounter complicated disease patterns; to learn about the sensitivities of patients and their families and to embark upon research of their own.Thanks to this approach, we prepare the next generation of doctors, dentists, nurses, biomedical researchers, speech therapists, audiologists, sexologists, and policy makers.

• Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences

  The Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences offers educational programmes in the broad area of drug development and pharmaceutical care. It offers one bachelor’s, two master’s, and three advanced master’s programmes. It also participates in various postgraduate interdisciplinary programmes. Our dynamic educational programmes keep up with the fast-growing knowledge and expertise in all medical areas, their use in patients, and their relation with society and healthcare systems.
  The intense participation of the faculty members in basic and applied research ensures the high quality of our programmes,
  as do close collaborations with departments from the Faculty of Medicine, the University Hospitals Leuven (the hospital pharmacists in particular), the Faculty of Psychology, the Faculty of Economics, the pharmaceutical industry, and many others. International collaborations of faculty members with other universities or research centres throughout the world provide ample opportunities for international student exchanges.

• Faculty of Kinesiology and Rehabilitation Sciences

  The Faculty of Kinesiology and Rehabilitation Sciences trains professionals and researchers in a variety of areas within exercise and health, rehabilitation, physiotherapy, physical education, sports and performance. We offer diverse studyprogrammes at undergraduate and graduate level. All faculty staff members participate in basic and/or applied research programmes according to international standards. Their expertise and the availability of excellent facilities guarantee high-quality educational and research programmes, as well as intensive interdisciplinary collaboration with: other faculties/departments (psychology, medicine, engineering, …), the University Hospitals (UZ Leuven) and several international partners. 

  The faculty has its own campus in the green park of Arenberg, located within walking distance of the historical city center of Leuven and other campuses of KU Leuven, and close to the University Hospitals (UZ Leuven). It is an inspiring meeting place for students, researchers, professors, athletes and patients.

The Catholic University of Leuven (KU Leuven) is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Europe. It was founded in 1425 in the city of Leuven, Belgium, by Pope Martin V, making it the first university in the Low Countries. From its inception, KU Leuven became a center of learning and scholarship, attracting students and scholars from across Europe.

During the 16th century, the university gained international recognition, particularly due to the influence of humanist scholars such as Desiderius Erasmus and Justus Lipsius. The university played a crucial role in the development of Renaissance humanism and was home to the famous Collegium Trilingue, which promoted the study of Latin, Greek, and Hebrew.

In the 18th and 19th centuries, KU Leuven faced challenges due to political changes in Belgium. The university was closed during the French occupation in 1797 but was re-established in 1834 as a Catholic institution. Throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, KU Leuven continued to grow, becoming a leading center for research and education.

A significant event in the university’s history occurred in 1968 when linguistic tensions in Belgium led to the division of the university into two separate institutions: KU Leuven, which operates in Dutch, and Université catholique de Louvain (UCLouvain), which operates in French. KU Leuven remained in Leuven, while UCLouvain moved to Louvain-la-Neuve.

Today, KU Leuven is one of the top-ranked universities in Europe and the world. It is known for its strong emphasis on research, innovation, and academic excellence. The university offers a wide range of programs in various disciplines and collaborates with institutions worldwide. With a rich history spanning nearly six centuries, KU Leuven continues to be a leading institution in higher education and research.

KU Leuven is one of the most prestigious universities in Belgium and Europe, attracting students from all over the world. The admission requirements and application process vary depending on the program, level of study, and the applicant’s background. Below is a general overview of the admission requirements and procedures for prospective students.

General Admission Requirements

Admission to KU Leuven depends on the applicant’s previous education, language proficiency, and specific program requirements.

1. Academic Requirements

   • For Bachelor’s programs, applicants must have a secondary school diploma that grants access to higher education in their home country. The diploma must be recognized as equivalent to the Belgian secondary education diploma.
   • For Master’s programs, applicants must hold a relevant Bachelor’s degree from a recognized university. Some programs may require specific prerequisite courses or a minimum GPA.
   • For PhD programs, candidates must have a relevant Master’s degree and a strong research proposal. They must also find a supervisor at KU Leuven who agrees to guide their research.

2. Language Requirements

   • KU Leuven offers programs in Dutch and English.
   • For Dutch-taught programs, applicants must provide proof of Dutch language proficiency, such as a certificate from the Interuniversity Test of Dutch as a Foreign Language (ITNA).
   • For English-taught programs, applicants must provide proof of English proficiency through standardized tests such as:
     • TOEFL iBT: Minimum score of 79-80
     • IELTS Academic: Minimum overall band score of 6.5
     • Cambridge English: CAE (C1 Advanced) or CPE (C2 Proficiency)
   • Some programs may have higher language requirements.

Application Process

The application process for KU Leuven is conducted online through the university’s application portal. The steps are as follows:

1. Choose a Program

   • Applicants should carefully review the program details, including admission requirements, course structure, and deadlines.

2. Prepare Required Documents

   • A copy of the applicant’s passport or ID card
   • Certified copies of academic transcripts and diplomas
   • Proof of language proficiency
   • A motivation letter explaining why the applicant wants to study at KU Leuven
   • A CV (Curriculum Vitae) detailing academic and professional experience
   • Letters of recommendation (for some programs)
   • A research proposal (for PhD applicants)

3. Submit the Online Application

   • Applications must be submitted through the KU Leuven Admissions Portal before the deadline.
   • Deadlines vary by program, but for most international students, the deadline is around March 1 for non-EEA students and June 1 for EEA students.

4. Application Fee

   • Some programs require an application fee, which must be paid before the application is processed.

5. Evaluation and Admission Decision

   • The university reviews applications based on academic qualifications, motivation, and other criteria.
   • If accepted, students receive an admission letter, which is required for visa applications (if applicable).

6. Visa and Residence Permit

   • Non-EEA students must apply for a student visa before arriving in Belgium.
   • After arrival, students must register with the local authorities to obtain a residence permit.

Additional Considerations

• Some programs have entrance exams or additional selection criteria.
• Scholarships and financial aid options are available for eligible students.
• KU Leuven provides support services for international students, including housing assistance and orientation programs.

For the most accurate and up-to-date information, applicants should visit the official KU Leuven website.

KU Leuven is a highly reputable and internationally recognized university in Belgium. It is accredited by the Accreditation Organisation of the Netherlands and Flanders (NVAO), which ensures the quality of higher education institutions in the region. The university adheres to the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) standards, following the Bologna Process, which guarantees the recognition of its degrees across Europe and beyond.

As a member of the League of European Research Universities (LERU), KU Leuven is known for its strong emphasis on research and academic excellence. The university consistently ranks among the top institutions in global university rankings, further solidifying its accreditation and reputation. KU Leuven's programs are designed to meet high academic and professional standards, making its degrees widely recognized by employers and academic institutions worldwide.

In addition to NVAO accreditation, KU Leuven collaborates with various international accreditation bodies to ensure the quality of its specialized programs. Many of its business and management programs, for example, are accredited by organizations such as the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) and the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD). These accreditations confirm that KU Leuven meets rigorous international standards in education and research.

Furthermore, KU Leuven is actively involved in numerous international partnerships and exchange programs, allowing students to benefit from a globally oriented education. The university's commitment to academic excellence, research, and innovation ensures that its accreditation remains valid and respected worldwide.

Overall, KU Leuven's accreditation by NVAO and other international bodies guarantees that its degrees are of high quality and recognized globally. This makes the university an attractive choice for students seeking a reputable and accredited institution for higher education.

KU Leuven offers a vibrant student life with numerous opportunities for personal growth, academic excellence, and social engagement. As one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Europe, KU Leuven attracts students from all over the world, creating a diverse and dynamic community.

Student life at KU Leuven is enriched by a wide range of student organizations, cultural activities, and sports facilities. The university has many student associations, each catering to different interests, faculties, and international students. These organizations organize events, trips, and networking opportunities, helping students integrate into university life and make new friends.

The city of Leuven itself is a student-friendly environment, with a lively atmosphere, numerous cafes, restaurants, and cultural landmarks. The Oude Markt, often referred to as the "longest bar in the world," is a popular gathering place for students. Additionally, the university hosts various cultural events, including concerts, theater performances, and exhibitions, allowing students to engage with the arts.

KU Leuven also provides excellent sports facilities, including gyms, swimming pools, and sports fields. Students can participate in a variety of sports, from football and basketball to yoga and martial arts. The university encourages a healthy lifestyle and offers affordable memberships for students to access these facilities.

Academically, KU Leuven is known for its rigorous programs and high standards. The university provides extensive support services, including academic counseling, career guidance, and mental health support. Libraries and study spaces are available across the campus, ensuring students have the resources they need to succeed.

International students at KU Leuven benefit from dedicated support services, including orientation programs, language courses, and housing assistance. The university promotes an inclusive environment, making it easier for students from different backgrounds to adapt to life in Belgium.

Overall, student life at KU Leuven is a balance of academic challenges and social opportunities. With a rich history, a welcoming community, and a wide range of extracurricular activities, students can enjoy a fulfilling and memorable university experience.

KU Leuven offers a wide range of services and facilities to support students in their academic and personal lives. The university provides extensive library services, with multiple libraries across different campuses, offering access to books, journals, and digital resources. Study spaces and computer labs are available for students who need a quiet place to work or access to technology.

Student housing is another important service, with KU Leuven offering both university-managed residences and assistance in finding private accommodation. The university also provides dining facilities, including cafeterias and restaurants, where students can find affordable meals.

For health and well-being, KU Leuven has student health services, including medical consultations, psychological support, and counseling. The university also promotes sports and recreation through its sports centers, which offer fitness facilities, group classes, and various sports clubs.

Career services help students with job placements, internships, and career counseling. Additionally, KU Leuven has student organizations and cultural activities that allow students to engage in extracurricular activities, develop new skills, and build a social network.

International students can benefit from dedicated support services, including orientation programs, language courses, and assistance with administrative procedures. The university also provides financial aid and scholarships for eligible students.

Overall, KU Leuven ensures that students have access to a comprehensive range of services and facilities to enhance their university experience beyond lectures and seminars.

KU Leuven is one of the most prestigious universities in Europe, known for its high academic standards, research excellence, and international outlook. Founded in 1425, it is one of the oldest universities in the world and consistently ranks among the top universities globally. Here are a few reasons why students should choose KU Leuven:

1. Academic Excellence – KU Leuven is ranked among the top 100 universities worldwide and is the highest-ranked university in Belgium. It offers a wide range of programs in various disciplines, ensuring high-quality education.

2. Research Opportunities – The university is a leader in research and innovation, collaborating with industries and institutions worldwide. It is known for its contributions to science, technology, and medicine.

3. International Environment – KU Leuven attracts students from all over the world, creating a diverse and multicultural atmosphere. Many programs are offered in English, making it accessible to international students.

4. Strong Industry Connections – The university has strong ties with businesses and research institutions, providing students with excellent internship and job opportunities.

5. Historic and Vibrant Campus – Located in the beautiful city of Leuven, the university offers a rich cultural and social life. Leuven is a student-friendly city with a lively atmosphere, historical landmarks, and modern facilities.

6. Affordable Tuition Fees – Compared to other top universities in Europe and the US, KU Leuven offers high-quality education at relatively affordable tuition fees.

7. Support Services for Students – The university provides various support services, including career counseling, academic guidance, and student organizations, ensuring a well-rounded student experience.

With its strong academic reputation, research excellence, and international focus, KU Leuven is an excellent choice for students looking for a world-class education in a dynamic and historic setting.

• Science@Leuven Scholarship