(Note that I study business engineering at campus brussels)
I dont know why they just wont give you some past exams only “mocks” or “samples” ,which do not reflect the actual difficulty of the exam.
Ik ben op zoek naar respondenten uit België die geboren zijn tussen 1997 en 2012.
In het kader van mijn bachelorproef onderzoek ik de carrièreambities, risicopercepties en ondernemersplannen van Generatie Z in Polen en België.
De volledige enquête duurt maximaal 2 à 3 minuten en is beschikbaar in het Engels, Nederlands en Frans.
Alvast bedankt voor uw deelname!
When you receive your transcript, does it show up as a course you’ve attempted in multiple academic years or does it only show the year you take the course?
Can someone send me a good website where I can find past papers so I can practice.
I’m thinking of going to KU Leuven, and want to know what social life looks like. I’m from the US, thinking about entering the English philosophy program. What does social life look like for students from other countries? Especially for students who don’t speak Dutch/flemish? I worry there won’t be a lot of student organizations/opportunities for me to be engaged in as someone who doesn’t speak the native language. Is this a well-founded fear, or not?
Hello, I’m a non-EU student and I’m thinking about appling for a professional card for self-employed activities in Belgium.
How difficult is it to obtain one while being a student? Has anyone here successfully gotten one? Or if you have heard it
Thanks!
any info helpful :) thanks
I'll be starting Engineering Technology Bsc this year and wanted to know cost of living aside from housing for things like grocery (to cook my own food), going out, eating with friends, events, dat trips ect on average per month
I'm a non eu international student and am going to study engineering technology this year. Are first year english internships realistic or student jobs that are study related?
Iv seen some that KU leuven the university does itself (student research jobs). How can I get these? Do i need to learn any skills that make my chances higher?
Hey all, I'm doing a 3-month internship in Leuven starting Sept 1 and still haven't found a place. Looking for a room/studio for this period.
If you've got a room, know someone subletting, or have tips, let me know
Hi, I’m starting a PhD in Leuven and I am looking for some people to play a game of football on regular basis. I am not that advanced, but play for the love of the game. I usually play left back. I do have a sport card from the university. Anyone can help me? Thanks.
Hey guys, so basically I got an International Baccalaureate score of 31, and I'm currently in a gap year and will be going in this October for the 2027 September intake. Chances of me getting into the BBA KU Leuven program?
Physics higher level: 4
Business higher level: 6
Economics higher level: 5
Maths AA standard level: 5
English lang and lit standard level: 5
Swedish standard level: 4
TOK + EE: 2 points
Please help out; I got a 78% on the math online test
Hi! I’m coming to KU Leuven for a workshop in September and applied for a room at the KU Leuven Guesthouse for my 5-day stay, but I haven’t received the room confirmation yet.
I need the confirmation for my Belgian visa appointment. If I don’t receive it by 10 AM CEST on August 17, I’ll lose my visa appointment, and I’m currently unable to reschedule it.
Has anyone dealt with this before or knows who I could contact to get the Guesthouse booking confirmed in time? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I've already mailed guesthousing@kuleuven.be, tried calling them too but I think theyre off on the weekend?
Here is the thing, I had a supervisor that was changed in May to a new person due to a maternity leave. This professor has emailed me to establish some plan and see my work up to date and I never replied to him. By every week it felt more and more awkward and I also did not have much progress. I was in contact with my previous supervisor but she has not see a lot of written work as I was procrastinating during the first semester and then the exams came.
Anyway, I feel like my thesis is pretty solid, the part that I am most worried about is methodology of course. They can roast me hard there. I wrote it by myself, AI was used just for grammar checks and so I know it by heart and I am not afraid of any accusations. However, my question is, after submitting will I automatically get a defense date or do I need some prior approval from the supervisor?
Should I come clean and contact him even after the deadline apologizing for not being in touch? How common is it that they fail a thesis in MIP? No matter what my supervisor thinks will get a defense? I am also eligible to have an online one but now I don’t know if I should not rather come in person. Thank youuu for all the answers in advance.
I will be renting from September at Village G residence in Leuven. I have had a very bad experience with my current housing in Leuven, so I just want a little hope that things will be better at the new residence.
Anyone that has rented there or knows someone that did? What is your experience?
I saw on the google reviews that sometimes they just enter your room without prior notice... Why would they want to enter the room in the first place?
Hi! I’m starting the Master’s in Sociology at KU Leuven and I’ve been trying to find people talking about their experience with the program, but there really isn’t much online.
For anyone currently in the program or who has completed it, what is it like? How difficult/workload-heavy is it, what are the professors and courses like, and did you generally enjoy it?
Would love to hear any experiences or advice before starting! :)
Hi everyone,
I’ll be joining KU Leuven this fall and as a masters student, and I am bit thorn apart about what to do in my first year there: getting an internship to do throughout the school year, like accompanying a research group or a company, or get a part time (20h per week) to save money.
Regarding the first option, I wanna get more experience, learn more things and enrich my CV, as I’m non-EU, I know that I have to do more than other EU-students in order for the recruiters to even consider my application, so that’s a consideration.
Regarding the second option, although strictly speaking, I don’t need that extra money to cover my expenses and tuition fees, I wanna save money to be able to travel with friends and spend money on things I’d like, in other words, to enjoy to the maximum the time I spend in Belgium.
At the end, I don’t know what to prioritize, and I’ve thought about getting the part-time during the school year and then the internship next summer, however, I’m scared that the research groups for companies don’t take students for short internships of only 2 months or so, as I’ve heard there are some that only have students who stay more than 6 months.
Can anyone give me advice about this?
Note: I’m assuming the internship would be unpaid normally, correct me if I’m wrong.
Edit: Guys, I know that getting an internship or even securing a part-time is very hard. But that’s not the question nor why I made this post. All I’m asking is whether I should focus on the part-time or the internship .
Hi everyone,
Does anyone have experience re-enrolling at KU Leuven only for a Master’s thesis and defending in January?
If I re-enrol for 2026–27, would KU Leuven allow me to set up a 12-month blocked account and renew my student residence permit for 12 months, or would they only allow a 5–6 month blocked account/permit until the January defence and graduation?
Would really appreciate hearing from any non-EU students who have been in a similar situation. Thanks!
Hi, is the overall university grade when i graduate rounded?
Let’s say after 3 years, my final overall average is 13.9 (or anything after 13,5) , will it be rounded to 14?
Thanks in advance!