Hey everyone,
Just moved to Brussels to start a Master’s at ICHEC and Solvay in September. My French is basically non existent (yet) and I don't know anyone here.
Since it’s mid August and classes haven't started, any tips on where to meet people this time of the year?
Also, if there are other students in the same situation hit me up with out any problem
Hi i’m an international studet and would like to apply to ichec. Any info about this uni? Online i can’t find any inside information if its good or not
Hi everyone,
I'm an international student and I've just been accepted into the joint Master's program between ULB, ICHEC, and UCL (the triple degree program).
Since I'm not from Belgium, I would love to get some local insights. Does anyone here know much about this specific program, or more generally, what is ICHEC's reputation like in Brussels.
Thank you
Hey everyone,
I'm moving to Brussels this August for my Master's and I'm really interested in the Triple Degree program between ICHEC, ULB, and UCLouvain.
My converted grades are around 12-13/20. Is that usually enough for this specific track?
Also, I'd love to hear some honest opinions from anyone who's done it. What's it actually like studying across three different unis? Is it a scheduling nightmare, and is the triple diploma actually worth it for the job market in Belgium?
Thanks for any info!
Hey guys,
I’m an EU student thinking about doing a Master’s at ICHEC Brussels next year because my bachelor grades are probably too low for Solvay (ULB).
I want to be completely honest: how is ICHEC actually perceived in Brussels? Is it seen as a "second-tier" school for people who couldn't get into Solvay, or does it have a solid reputation on its own?
I know it’s a Haute École and not a traditional university, but is the vibe there cool or does it feel like a step down?
Would love some honest feedback from anyone who knows the Brussels student scene. Thanks!
Hey guys,
I’m an EU student thinking about doing a Master’s at ICHEC Brussels next year because my bachelor grades are probably too low for Solvay (ULB).
I want to be completely honest: how is ICHEC actually perceived in Brussels? Is it seen as a "second-tier" school for people who couldn't get into Solvay, or does it have a solid reputation on its own?
I know it’s a Haute École and not a traditional university, but is the vibe there cool or does it feel like a step down?
Would love some honest feedback from anyone who knows the Brussels student scene. Thanks!