1. We provide undergraduate courses in the majority of the arts and social sciences (Bachelor’s degree in the new Bologna nomenclature). In addition, they provide a variety of in-service training and continuing education courses, as well as postgraduate programmes like master’s, advanced master’s, and PhD degrees.
2. Saint-Louis’ curriculum stand out for their global perspective and receptivity to many cultures. Examples of this include its bilingual and trilingual programmes (French, Dutch, and English) at the undergraduate level (a rare opportunity at the undergraduate level in Belgium); the programme of modern (Germanic) languages and letters; international exchange programmes in Europe, North America, and Asia at the under-graduate level; the course content’s emphasis on Europe; and discounted language courses abroad, among other things.
3. The Saint Louis University reputation for distinction extends beyond the classroom; the university’s academic staff and research teams are a part of numerous regional, national, and global research networks. Numerous local, national, and international organisations rely on the expertise of their research centres, which frequently accept outside researchers.
4. The growth and diversification that Université Saint-Louis – Bruxelles had over the years has firmly established our reputation as one of Belgium’s principal centres of excellence in the human and social sciences.
5. Université Saint-Louis – Bruxelles will provide you with the basic training, as well as a certain level of specialisation in your chosen field. At the same time, we will develop your faculty for critical reasoning; a faculty which is, by definition, the very hallmark of a university education.
6. The Student and Social Affairs Service (SAES) of the university is the place to go if you are a student searching for employment. The SAES centralises job requests and offers, and it can provide you with information on Belgian labour law. There are numerous employment options within the university to meet various demands. You may choose a job with set hours, such as one in the library or the reprographics department. Alternately, you might occasionally assist with administrative tasks like mailing or work at a student support centre.
7. Sporting opportunities are plentiful at Saint Louis University. Football, mini-football, and basketball tournaments are frequently organised by the “sport” committee of the University Action Center (CAU). The activities change depending on the year and each endeavour. After the January exams, the ski commission customarily arranges a day on the slopes.
8. Universite Saint Louis Bruxelles in Europe provide scholarships worth millions of euros each year for non-European students. In order to draw foreign students to Europe, both the European Union and the European Government States provide government-funded EU scholarships.
9. References to books, print journals, digital periodicals, e-books, special issues of periodicals, and databases can be found in the catalogue. Additionally, it includes data from the institutional repository at Dial.
10. Federation’s higher education institutions nowadays, there are a sizable number of foreign students, researchers, and professors: more than 20% of our Bachelor or Master students come from abroad.
More than 40% of international PhD students attend higher education institutions in French-speaking Belgium.
More than 20% of the researchers and professors are from abroad.
16% of Belgian students engage in some sort of mobility as part of their studies.
