The campus of ICHEC Brussels Management School is located in Brussels, Belgium, and is divided into two main campus sites: Montgomery and Anjou, both situated in the municipality of Woluwe-Saint-Pierre.

There are around 2000 students in the university,

International applicants must hold a valid secondary school diploma that gives access to higher education in their home country (e.g., International Baccalaureate, European Baccalaureate, or equivalent). This diploma must be equivalent to the Belgian CESS or have an approved equivalence certificate for university‑level study in Belgium. If your secondary diploma isn’t automatically recognized, you’ll need to obtain official diploma equivalence from the Belgian Ministry or educational authority before enrolling — typically required for non‑EU diplomas. ICHEC follows the Belgian higher‑education system, where admission to bachelor’s programs is generally open as long as you have a valid upper secondary diploma that qualifies you for higher education in your home country. There are no additional competitive entrance exams for bachelor’s admission. Most undergraduate courses are conducted in French, so international students should demonstrate French proficiency (though specific test scores are recommended rather than always required). Some courses also include English components.

To be eligible for a master’s program at ICHEC, you must hold a bachelor’s degree or equivalent in a relevant field such as economics, management, business, or related disciplines. Degrees from recognised universities worldwide are considered, but requirements may be reviewed on a case‑by‑case basis if your degree is outside the usual fields For degrees from Belgium or EU universities (Bologna system): Your bachelor’s degree generally grants access following a case review by the admissions committee. For degrees from outside the EU: Admission is also based on a case review and may require that your diploma was obtained within the last 7 years and demonstrates satisfactory academic performance (often an average around 13/20 or similar). For English‑taught tracks (e.g., Master in Management Sciences), ICHEC expects international applicants to demonstrate English proficiency such as IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent (typically at B2/C1 level) unless your prior degree was completed in English. For French‑taught Tracks, competency in French is similarly recommended, though exact documented requirements can vary by program. When applying, you’ll typically need to prepare and submit: Completed online application form Official bachelor’s diploma and academic transcripts Curriculum vitae (CV) Proof of language proficiency (English or French, depending on program) Passport/ID copy and possibly other administrative documents, as part of the registration process.

Student safety at ICHEC Brussels Management School is supported through a combination of campus security awareness, emergency procedures, and well‑being services to ensure a secure environment for all students.

Student life at ICHEC Brussels Management School is vibrant, multicultural, and centered around both academic and social engagement. The school offers a range of student associations, clubs, and interest groups that organize activities such as networking events, cultural celebrations, business competitions, and social gatherings, fostering a sense of community and peer interaction.

Student housing and accommodation at ICHEC Brussels Management School are organized to help students live comfortably and conveniently while studying in Brussels, Belgium. Although ICHEC does not operate large on‑campus dormitories, the school provides guidance and support to help students find suitable housing in the city, whether in student residences, shared flats, or private apartments near campus.

Campus recruitment at ICHEC Brussels Management School is strongly supported through internships, career services, and regular networking events with companies. The school maintains close relationships with the corporate sector, allowing students to gain practical experience and connect with potential employers during their studies.