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  • I’m studying in Brussels

    • Where do I go for study guidance?

      Head to the STUVO. To help you enjoy your student life without any worries, every college and university has a student support service—known in Dutch as a Studentenvoorzieningen or STUVO for short. As a student, you’re welcome to go there for social, medical and psychological services, as well as for sport and culture, and questions about housing or transport too. Their contact details:

    • Where can I study during the exam period?

      Do you like to study with others during the pre-exam period? Brik organises Study Spaces three times per year at various locations in Brussels. These are spaces made available by organisations to offer you, as a student, a place to study in silence with others. You’ll find more information here.

      What are the Brik Study Spaces?

      Brik organises the Study Spaces every exam period. They’re places where you can study in peace and quiet. In fact, they’re often unique, beautiful places in our capital city. You’ll find more informationhere.

  • I’m not (yet) studying in Brussels

    • Where can I study in Brussels?

      In Brussels, there are five Dutch-language higher-education institutions. They are the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB), Erasmushogeschool Brussel (EhB), Odisee, LUCA School of Arts and KU Leuven Brussels campuses. You’ll find more information about these colleges and universities here.

      When are the open days?

      Higher education is an adventure you prepare for before you start. Would you like to make a visit to a certain campus and get more information about the courses? You’ll find the links to all open days on this page.

  • I’m studying in Brussels

    • Help
      Where do I go for study guidance?

      Head to the STUVO. To help you enjoy your student life without any worries, every college and university has a student support service—known in Dutch as a Studentenvoorzieningen or STUVO for short. As a student, you’re welcome to go there for social, medical and psychological services, as well as for sport and culture, and questions about housing or transport too. Their contact details:

    • Study places
      Where can I study during the exam period?

      Do you like to study with others during the pre-exam period? Brik organises Study Spaces three times per year at various locations in Brussels. These are spaces made available by organisations to offer you, as a student, a place to study in silence with others. You’ll find more information here.

      What are the Brik Study Spaces?

      Brik organises the Study Spaces every exam period. They’re places where you can study in peace and quiet. In fact, they’re often unique, beautiful places in our capital city. You’ll find more informationhere.

  • I’m not (yet) studying in Brussels

    • Colleges and universities
      Where can I study in Brussels?

      In Brussels, there are five Dutch-language higher-education institutions. They are the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB), Erasmushogeschool Brussel (EhB), Odisee, LUCA School of Arts and KU Leuven Brussels campuses. You’ll find more information about these colleges and universities here.

      When are the open days?

      Higher education is an adventure you prepare for before you start. Would you like to make a visit to a certain campus and get more information about the courses? You’ll find the links to all open days on this page.