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EDUCATION IN BELGIUM

In Belgium, the Communities are responsible for taking decisions on services for individuals, such as education. The Flemish Community is, therefore, responsible for education in the Dutch-speaking part of the country, whilst the French Community is the competent authority for the French-speaking part of Belgium.

 

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS TO STUDY IN BELGIUM

Click here for information (including student visa requirements).

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HIGHER EDUCATION

Studying in Flanders

Universities:

 

Studying in the French Community

Universities:

 

Guide to Belgium's top higher education programmes in English

The Federation of Enterprises in Belgium (FEB) has published a guide presenting a selection of top higher education programmes in English. Convinced that Belgium can offer students and executives from Kenya an adequate environment to develop their skills, the guide presents more than 20 business schools, universities and research institutes/centres, each of which proposes numerous high quality Masters/Advanced Masters and PhDs. 

 

International study opportunities in Belgium

 

Studying in the EU

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PRIMARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION

Belgian schools

If you wish to enrol your children in a local school (Dutch-, French- or German-speaking), contact your local municipal authorities for advice.

For more information about primary and secondary education, check the following:

 

International schools