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FACT SHEET 2021-2022 FOR PARTNER UNIVERSITIES INFORMATION location Antwerp, Brussels and Leuven in BELGIUM ranking KU Leuven is Belgium's largest and highest-ranked university and, founded in 1425, one of the oldest and most renowned universities in Europe. 45th in the world in THE University Ranking (2020) 80th in the world QS Ranking (2020) 1st in Reuter's Most Innovative European University for a fourth year in a row in 2019 erasmus code B LEUVEN 01 address KU Leuven, Naamsestraat 22, box 5000, 3000 Leuven, BELGIUM INTERNATIONAL OFFICE contact Head International Office FEB: Ingeborg.Vandenbulcke@kuleuven.be Mobility Coordinator: Dirk.Vanwaelderen@kuleuven.be Antwerp campus Inbound students: Rebecca.Rampelberg@kuleuven.be Outbound students: Suzanne.Steijleman@kuleuven.be Faculty of Economics and Business - Antwerp Campus - KU Leuven Korte Nieuwstraat 33 - 2000 Antwerp - BELGIUM tel. inbound: + 32 2 308 27 67 tel. outbound: + 32 2 447 19 81 Brussels campus Inbound students: Rebecca.Rampelberg@kuleuven.be Outbound students: Suzanne.Steijleman@kuleuven.be Faculty of Economics and Business - Brussels Campus - KU Leuven Warmoesberg 26 - 1000 Brussels - BELGIUM tel. inbound: + 32 2 308 27 67 tel. outbound: + 32 2 447 19 81 Leuven campus Inbound students: Kathleen.Monsieur@kuleuven.be Outbound students: Thijs.Witters@kuleuven.be Faculty of Economics and Business - Leuven Campus - KU Leuven Naamsestraat 61 - box 3551 - 3000 Leuven - BELGIUM tel. inbound: + 32 16 37 94 88 tel. outbound: + 32 16 32 66 92 general email internationaloffice.feb@kuleuven.be website www.feb.kuleuven.be/international www.feb.kuleuven.be/infopack APPLICATION DETAILS nomination Home university completes the nomination sheet. Once the student is nominated he/she will receive instructions via email on how to complete the application. After approval by KU Leuven the admission letter will be composed and sent to the student by email. Students should be nominated directly to the Inbound Student Mobility Advisor. Brussels & Antwerp campus: Rebecca.Rampelberg@kuleuven.be Leuven campus: Kathleen.Monsieur@kuleuven.be first semester second semester 15 April 2021 1 October 2021 deadline application All students will have to fill in an online application form and upload documents no later than: first semester second semester 1 May 2021 1 October 2021 language requirements Proficiency in English is required. Students must be able to understand, speak, read and write both general and academic English fluently. Please provide proof of level B2 or C1. Level C1 recommended for Master/graduate courses. INCOMING EXCHANGE STUDENT INFORMATION academic calendar courses fall/autumn semester: September to January, exams in January spring semester: February to June, exams in June check online calendar OVERVIEW ENGLISH COURSES - www.feb.kuleuven.be/infopack After admission FEB KU Leuven exchange students will receive a final list of available courses. These courses are part of degree programmes entirely or partly taught in English. A full time study load per semester is typically 30 credits. We recommend taking 24-30 credits with a minimum of 21 credits. Students can decide to live in Leuven or Antwerp, but follow classes in Brussels and vice versa. However, students cannot combine courses from different campuses. The course offer differs per campus: Antwerp campus has management and business courses mainly on a bachelor level in for example finance, accounting and harbour logistics. Groups tend to be small and teaching hands-on. Brussels campus has a strong focus on business administration and management (both bachelor and master entirely in English with additional minors). Leuven campus has a smaller offer for bachelor students but has a large offer for master students with many interesting courses in economics, business economics and business engineering. orientation international student infopack Orientation week is organised mid September and early February, the week before the start of each semester. The orientation week provides practical and academic information to all international students, as well as plenty of opportunity to mix with fellow students. Buddy programme available on each campus. Dutch language courses available on each campus www.feb.kuleuven.be/infopack ACCOMMODATION Antwerp campus The Kotweb database offers a wide selection of studios and apartments on the private market. www.studentkotweb.be/en Single room: furnished, kitchen and bathroom shared with other students in the house, average price: €350/month Brussels campus BRIK, an organisation for all students in Brussels, manages the Van Orley International Student House, which welcomes international students who stay for max. 5 months. https://brik.be/en/van-orley BRIK also manages an online database listing suitable accommodation. www.brik.be/en/finding-a-room https://brik.mykot.be/en Single room: furnished, kitchen and bathroom shared with other students in the house, average price: €460/month Studio: furnished, private kitchen and bathroom, average price: €500/month Leuven campus KU Leuven manages university residence halls spread across the city centre: https://www.kuleuven.be/english/studentservices/housing-leuven/housing-options/residencehalls/residence-halls The Kotwijs database offers a wide selection of studios and apartments on the private market. It also provides useful info on rights and obligations, waste collection and fire insurance. www.kuleuven.be/accommodation Single room: furnished, kitchen and bathroom shared with other students in the house, average price: €350/month Studio: furnished, private kitchen and bathroom, average price: €480/month EXCHANGE STUDENTS NEED TO BRING EEA students identity card or passport the official forms which prove the student is affiliated with a health insurance in their home country and which is valid in Belgium (EHIC: European Health Insurance Card) proof that he/she is registered as a student at their home university the “letter of admission” non-EEA students passport with “Authorisation for provisional sojourn“ (student visa) if required (for a stay longer than 90 days) for those who do not require a student visa: a proof of solvency or proof of scholarship proof that he/she is registered as a student at their home university the “letter of admission" Non-EEA students who have a residence permit of the European country where they live and study cannot come to Belgium on the basis of this residence permit. They also have to apply for a visa (C or D-visa). FEB CAMPUSES GENERAL INFORMATION Antwerp campus Brussels campus Energetic and innovative, combining baroque charm and modern architecture, with a strategic location in Europe. Its harbour attracts head offices of logistics and shipping companies and major maritime service providers such as lawyers, banks and insurers. Modern, multicultural and cosmopolitan, offering a wide variety in activities for students. The economic heart of Europe, centre of decision making hosting the EU, the NATO and many international trade and finance organisations. The campus is located 20 minutes' walk from the central train station, 5 minutes' walk from the Grand Place, in the heart of the city centre. The campus is located 5 minutes' walk from the central train station and 5 minutes' walk from the Grand Place, nestled in the heart of the city centre. Leuven campus Cozy old town feel exhibiting medieval grandeur and a lively atmosphere. A university town by and for students full of charming reminders of the past and plans and innovations for the future. The campus is located 15 minutes' walk from the train station, 2 minutes' walk from the Grand Place, where everyone meets everyone. FEB's campuses in Antwerp, Brussels and Leuven offer a varied course programme, but the location and character of the different cities also opens up prospects. Different cities suit different types of students. Students can also decide to live in one city and commute to the other city, as public transport links between the locations are good.