Main registration
- Full fees: €1,194 (minimum deposit of €50 by 31 October)[1]
- Intermediate fees: 835 € [2]
- Reduced fees: 374 € [2]
- Scholarship fees: 0 € [2]
- Fee for the Advanced Master, member of staff or researcher hosted by the ULiège or volunteer assistant: €0 (on presentation of ad hoc certificate)
Additional registration
- Full fees: €355
- Intermediate fees: €247 [2]
- Reduced fees: €237 [2]
- Scholarship fees: €0 [2]
[1] 3 or more brothers and/or sisters living under the same roof and enrolled at ULiège at the same time are eligible for a discount (provide a recent household composition clearly specifying the family relationship - applications to be submitted for the current academic year only - no retroactive effect).
[2] These reduced rates may only be granted upon decision by the Wallonia-Brussels Federation’s Directorate of Student Grants (DAE) or by the Belgian Federal Public Service for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Aid for the scholarship rate.
Additional tuition fees for students from outside the European Union (since 2025-2026)
Pursuant to article 105, 3bis of the decree of 7 November 2013 defining the higher education landscape and the academic organisation of studies, non-assimilated students from outside the European Union are required to pay an additional annual contribution of 4,175 euros to be added to the registration fees mentioned above (i.e. for a full fee: 4,175 euros + 1,194 euros = 5,369 euros).
Exemptions
The following are exempt from the additional contribution but must pay registration fees:
► Assimilated students from outside the European Union
► Non-assimilated students from outside the European Union:
whose nationality is listed in appendices 1, 2 and 3 of this ARES circular
OR
who meet one of the following conditions:
1. Hold an upper secondary education certificate issued by a full secondary education establishement or a social promotion establishment in the French Community after at least two years of study in an establishment of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation;
2. Be the beneficiary of a grant issued by Wallonie-Bruxelles International;
3. Be enrolled in a postgraduate study programme (PhD, doctoral studies);
4. Be enrolled in an AESS study programme or any Master's programme in teaching (section 5) that replaces it.
Transitional period
The following are exempt from the additional fee but remain liable for the increased tuition fees through the 2026–2027 academic year: undergraduate students who paid increased tuition fees in 2024–2025 and who, without having interrupted their studies, re-enroll in the same undergraduate program.
The increased tuition fees payable by these students are set by the ARES circular applied to them when they first enrolled in this course.
