KU Leuven

Leuven, Belgium

KU Leuven, established in 1425, is Belgium’s oldest and largest university, renowned for its rich history and academic excellence. It is a Catholic research university located in Leuven, Belgium, and is the oldest university in the Low Countries.
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Frequently Asked Questions

While many programs are taught in Dutch, KU Leuven offers a wide array of master’s programs and some bachelor’s programs in English, catering to international students.
Yes, KU Leuven has several campuses across Flanders and Brussels, each specializing in different fields of study.
Yes, KU Leuven is a member of several prestigious networks, including the League of European Research Universities (LERU) and Una Europa.
International applicants must have a secondary education diploma that grants access to university studies in their home country. Specific requirements may vary depending on the program.
Yes, non-native English speakers must provide proof of English proficiency, typically through tests like IELTS or TOEFL. Minimum score requirements vary by program.
Deadlines vary by program and applicant’s nationality. Generally, non-EEA students should apply by March 1, and EEA students by June 1, for the academic year starting in September.
KU Leuven collaborates with local authorities to maintain a secure campus environment, offering comprehensive support services to address any safety concerns.
Yes, the university provides emergency contact information and support services to assist students in urgent situations.
Yes, Leuven is generally regarded as a safe city with a low crime rate, making it conducive for student life.
KU Leuven offers a wide range of bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs across various disciplines, including humanities, sciences, engineering, and social sciences.
Yes, KU Leuven offers numerous English-taught master’s programs and some bachelor’s programs to accommodate international students.
Yes, KU Leuven provides various online courses and MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) accessible to students worldwide.
Yes, KU Leuven offers several scholarships for international students, such as the Science@Leuven Scholarship for master’s programs in the Faculty of Science.
The Roger Dillemans Fund provides scholarships to international students pursuing a second master’s degree (60 ECTS) at KU Leuven.
Students can visit the KU Leuven scholarships page for detailed information on available scholarships and application procedures.
The main campus is in Leuven, a historic city about 25 kilometers east of Brussels, Belgium.
Yes, KU Leuven offers various housing options, including university residences and assistance in finding private accommodations.
Yes, Leuven is well-connected by public transportation, with frequent train and bus services to Brussels and other cities.
Yes, non-EEA graduates can apply for a 12-month “search year” residence permit to seek employment or start a business in Belgium.
Graduates must apply for the “search year” permit before their current residence permit expires and demonstrate sufficient financial means.
Yes, if graduates secure employment during the search year, they can transition to a work permit, which may lead to permanent residency.

University Of KU Leuven Application Statistics

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University Of KU Leuven Application Statistics

56842
10239
11195
5
73 %
€ 922
€ 8000
3
33
75 %
6.5

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