Acces conditions to the Specialised masters — EU Student (outside Belgium)


Remarks:

Please check if the Specialised Master’s degree you would like to register for is organised as a joint degree with partner establishments. The registration must always take place in the reference establishment.

Reference institutions for Specialised Master’s degree as a joint degree  

In the event that the reference establishment is not the University of Liège, please contact the reference establishment to find out about the registration procedures.

In the event that the reference establishment is the University of Liège

Diploma obtained in Belgium

Before completing the online form, please take note of the entry requirements and make sure they are met. Then consult the list of documents to be provided based on your situation. You can then fill in the online form after having consulted the warning and the instructions.

Diploma obtained in the EU

If the entry requirements are met, the online form can be completed from 15th February 2023. The PDF documents must be uploaded by 31/08/2023.

Special conditions for certain study programmes:

Specialities in medical and dental sciences

Admission is subject to successfully passing selection exams.

For More information on admission to specialities in medical sciences

For more information on admission to specialities in dental sciences

In addition to these clinical specialisations, the Faculty of Medicine also organises certain specialities which are not subject to the limitations imposed by the Government: health data management, forensic medicine, occupational medicine, insurance medicine, and medical expertise.

Specialised Masters in European Law, Competition Law, and Intellectual Property Law

When the online form is completed and sent by electronic mail, applicants to the Specialised Masters must also send in a copy of the form, in PDF format, to the address: caroline.langevin@uliege.be (more information on the website of the Liège Competition and Innovation Institute).

Fundability

Universities in the French Community of Belgium may refuse the registration application of a non-fundable student on the basis of his or her academic record (cf. art. 5 of the decree of 11 April 2014).

This measure applies in particular to students who already have a certain number of registrations in the same course of study (without having obtained a degree).

In addition, students who enrol in a course of study after failing twice in a competitive examination or any test enabling them to undertake or continue higher education in the same course of study are not eligible for funding.

See also:

Brochure “access conditions to the Specialised Master’s degree”

access conditions by specialised Master

PREPARING YOUR ARRIVAL IN BELGIUM

Cost of studies and residence formalities

Health care and insurance

Health and well-being

updated on 2/28/24

Share this page