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Tuition fees
Types of tuition fees
Standard tuition fee
- Includes enrolment fee and a fee for taking part in the examinations
- Does not include expenses such as course books, excursions, etc
- Calculated by a formula taking into account a fixed amount, the amount per credit and the number of credits
- Details of the standard tuition fee
Erasmus Mundus master programmes
- Separate amounts and procedures apply
- Payment upon enrolment is rare but mostly settled between the programme coordinators
- Overview of the EM master programmes
Higher tuition fee
- Applicable to a number of advanced master programmes
- Comprises of the standard tuition fee and a supplementary fee
- Details of the higher tuition fees
Reduced tuition fee
- NEW LIST 2012-2013!
- Nationals from an OECD recognised developing country (Least developed, Other low income countries & Lower middle income countries and territories) pay the same reduced fee as students with a study grant from the Flemish Community
- Details of the reduced tuition fee
Practical information
How to pay the tuition fee?
- By bank or credit card upon enrolment
- By bank transfer (handed to the student once the enrolment is completed)
Adjustment or reimbursement
- The vast majority of international students follow their programme on a full-time basis. Therefore you pay the correct fee at the time of enrolment.
- Should there be a change in the uptake of credits, the central student administration will notify you of the adjustments. You will either need to make a further payment or will be reimbursed.
- Read up on the rules concerning reimbursement in case of changing contract terms or stopping your studies.
