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Welcome.

Vesalius College is a unique educational institution in Brussels and beyond – a transatlantic liberal arts-style college with an interdisciplinary perspective, covering Business, Communications, International Affairs, and now Internationaland European Law.

The College is the oldest higher education institution in Brussels that offers Bachelor programmes in English. Thanks to the influence of our founders, the Vrije Universiteit Brussel and Boston University, we combinethe strengths of both the American and European academic systems. We offer students an American-stylecurriculum with and personalised attention and guidance. We also offer a rich, stimulating and environment distinctive of a college based in Brussels, the Students from all over the world have been drawn by this unique environment: more than 60 different nationalities are represented among our student body.

Our professors have been educated at the world’s leading universities, continue to excel in their fields and have a deep passion for teaching. Our classes are small and interactive, with dynamic class discussions and continuous assessment throughout the semester. Each student is assigned to a professor, who acts as advisor and mentor and personally guides the student throughout their undergraduate degree. As a result, students receive advice andsupport for future career or study paths very early on in their studies. Vesalius College not only offers a highly global and inter-disciplinary education, but also an approach that carefully . Students acquire the theoretical and academic knowledge needed for further studies or a career in theirfield, but also develop key transferable skills and networks for professional success. They also have theopportunity to do an in Brussels for academic credit at one of our many partner organisations,which include government institutions, think tanks, media organisations, international corporations and NGOs.

A distinctive and important characteristic of our Bachelor programmes is what we call We make the most of our location in the Capital of Europe by ‘bringing Brussels to the classroom’, organising many guest lectures and events with leading experts and policymakers to give our students valuable insight into the practical aspects of their education, and to also help them make better-informed choices for their future career or study paths.

In 2015, we have launched a new Bachelor programme, the , building on our success with our Bachelor programmes in Business Studies, Communication Studies and International Affairs as well as our two certificate programmes in European Peace and Security Studies and Global Risk Analysis and Crisis Management. This programme will allow us to further bring the benefits of our locationin Brussels to our students and provide an even more interdisciplinary education.

The international education, exposure to the Brussels scene and the interactive teaching style at Vesalius College haspaid off for our students. Following their studies, our alumni have attended some of the top graduate schools in Europe and North America and have been employed at prestigious companies and organisations around the world.

Whether you intend to earn a degree, participate in our study abroad programme, or enrol in a summer course, at Vesalius College you will find a rewarding opportunity to prepare for the exciting professional and personal opportunities that await you. We hope that you enjoy discovering more about the College in this brochure.

Prof. Dr. Joachim KoopsDean

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Table of contents

Welcome .........................................................................................................................................................................

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Andreas Vesalius ..........................................................................................................................................................

Why VeCo? .....................................................................................................................................................................

Academics ......................................................................................................................................................................

Bachelor of Arts in Business Studies .................................................................................................................. Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies ...................................................................................................

Bachelor of Arts in International and European Law .................................................................................. Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs ...........................................................................................................

Undergraduate Certificate in European Peace and Security Studies ....................................................

Advanced Certificate in Global Risk Analysis and Crisis Management .................................................

International Programmes ......................................................................................................................................

Vesalius Internship Programme ............................................................................................................................

Student Services ..........................................................................................................................................................

Student Life at VeCo ..................................................................................................................................................

Life in Brussels ..............................................................................................................................................................

How to apply ................................................................................................................................................................ Tuition Fees, Study Costs and Scholarships .....................................................................................................

Academic Calendar .....................................................................................................................................................

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Students and parents often ask us about the origins of the name of the College. The Belgian anatomist Andreas Vesalius was one ofthe premier freethinkers of the Renaissance.Known as the ‘father of modern anatomy,’he questioned centuries-old beliefs about how the human body functioned and revolutionised scientific study. Publicly challenging established theories, Vesaliusembodied our college’s principle of liberal inquiry, unfettered by prejudice deriving fromreligion, race, gender, or political ideology.

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The College gives its students a truly unique educational experience. It is a tight-knit yet diverse college with a student body of approximately 300. With its low student-to-professor ratio, faculty members are accessible and able to take a personal interest in the success of their students. Classes are small but intellectually diverse and marked by a highly dynamic and personalised teaching style.

Vesalius College (affectionately known as ‘VeCo’) was founded by the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) and Boston University in 1987 to offer undergraduate education in English in Brussels. Now over 25 years since its founding, the College offers the best of American and European education. It offers an American-style curriculum with small classes,interactive teaching and personalised attention and guidance. It also offers a rich, stimulating and multiculturalenvironment distinctive of a college based in Brussels, at the crossroads of Europe.

Over 60 nationalities are represented among the College’s small student body, representing the diversity that is characteristic of Brussels, the bilingual capital of Belgium and ‘Capital of Europe’.

Brussels is a cosmopolitan city with an important international vocation: the city is home to the European institutions, NATO and numerous international organisations and multinational companies. Students can benefit from this international setting through Vesalius College’s academic programmes which have a strong European focus, the Vesalius Internship Programme which offers exciting professional opportunities at leading companies and organisations, or by attending guest lectures and workshops given by local practitioners and experts.

The College’s teaching methods are characterised by interactive classes, flexibility in course selection, and continuous assessment. It takes a humanistic approach to intellectual inquiry, encouraging students to not only learn skillsand knowledge important for their chosen careers, but to also think critically and develop themselves personally and as citizens of an increasingly multicultural and globalised world.

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At Vesalius College we pursue a unique and specific approach to teaching, which combines the promotion of in-depth theoretical knowledge with what we call ‘practice-embedded learning’. Practice-embedded learning draws on the College’s unique location and access to senior European and global policy-makers, business executives and entrepreneurs, legal experts and communication professionals. These experts are not only invited regularly to high-level guest lectures and weekend workshops, but also form an important part of the College’s regular curriculum throughout the three years of undergraduate education. Thus simulations of real-life problems in international politics, business case studies, communication campaigns and legal advocacy exercises in the class-room are frequently linked to practical feedback from senior professionals from ‘the real world.’

What is unique in this approach is in particular the award-winning Vesalius College Capstone Course, which all students in their final semester have to undergo before graduating. Here, students work closely with an external practitioner on a real-life task. In recent years, for example, students advised senior officials from the EU, NATO and UN (in International Affairs) or companies on their marketing campaign (in Business Studies) or on a major advocacy campaign (Communication Studies). In 2012, the International Affairs Capstone received an award for innovative teaching from an international consortium consisting of 64 leading European universities and the European Commission’s lifelong learning programme.

TPEL also includes the Vesalius College interdisciplinary Honours Class, for which the best students from all four majors are selected to develop their own product or company in order to address major inter-generationalchallenges. The Honours Class is organised in close cooperation with the Global Economic Symposium, a premier venue of global business leaders and political decision-makers, where each year the Honours Class’ winning teamis offered the chance to present their idea to potential investors and policy-makers.

Thus, Vesalius College’s Teaching approach of TPEL not only ensures that our students are equipped with in-depth theoretical knowledge important for graduate schools and mastering the big conceptual questionsof their chosen academic fields, but also prepares our graduates with essential practical skills and networks to succeed in their professional callings.

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Vesalius College offers three-year European Bachelor’s degrees in accordance with the Bologna Reform of higher education.

• Distinctive feature of the Bachelor’s programme at Vesalius College

• Four fundamental courses all students take in their firstyear: academic writing, research and presentation skills, critical thinking and statistics

• Students develop the ability to approach problems from different perspectives, learn how to be flexible, adapt tochange and lead others by exercising intellectual judgment

• Academic subject in which the student will specialise• Students take compulsory and elective courses related to major that are identified by the academic department

• VesaliusCollegeoffersfourmajors:- Business Studies- Communication Studies- International Affairs- International and European Law

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• Secondaryfieldofstudyorspecialisation• Inordertosuccessfullycompletea‘Minor’classification,studentsmustpassatleastfourcourseswithintheirchosenminor

• Optional• Studentschoosefromawiderangeoftopics:

>>ArtStudies>>BankingandFinance>>Economics>>EuropeanLaw>>EuropeanPeace&SecurityStudies>>EuropeanUnionStudies>>GlobalGovernance>>History

>>HistoryofIdeas>>InternationalandEuropeanBusinessLaw>>InternationalLaw>>MarketingandAdvertising>>Psychology>>StrategicManagement>>SustainableDevelopmentandTechnologicalInnovation

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• Coursesthatareatthestudent’schoiceandmaybetakentofurtherspecialiseinthemajor,toexplorefields outside the major, or develop language/otherskills

• Students can choose electives from VesaliusCollege’s long list of elective courses, rangingfromLawtoChineseorPsychologytoMarketing

• StudentscanalsochoosetotakeelectivesatoneoftheCollege’spartnerinstitutions,suchastheRoyal Military Academy (RMA), the VrijeUniversiteit Brussel (VUB) and the RoyalMusicConservatoryBrussels.

The quality and accessibility of the faculty is at the very core of the academic experience at the College. Thanks to our lowstudent-teacher ratio, professors take a personal interest in the individual success of each student.

Our professors have been educated at the world’s leading universities, such as the University of Cambridge, University of Oxford, Harvard University, Columbia University, the London School of Economics, the College of Europe and King’s College London. In addition to having a deep passion for teaching, they continue to excel in their fields. VeCo professors are also political advisors to major European and international organisations, former Ambassadors, lawyers, businessowners, journalists and film makers.

At the beginning of their studies, each student is assigned to a professor who will act as the student’s academic advisor. These advisors assist students in identifying relevant courses, and offer support throughout their academic career at Vesalius College.

Vesalius College is registered with the Flemish government of Belgium as an institution for higher education. TheVesalius College Bachelor’s degree is equivalent to a recognised Bachelor’s degree issued from a Flemish University.

The four Bachelor programmes are accredited by the Dutch-Flemish Accreditation Organisation (Nederlands-Vlaamse Accreditatie Organisatie, NVAO). This official organisation was established by international treaty between the Flemish and the Dutch governments with the aim of ensuring the quality of higher education in both the Netherlands and Flanders (Belgium).

Vesalius College is a participant in the Bologna Process, the reform effort designed to standardise higher education throughout Europe. In accordance with the Bologna declaration, Vesalius College offers the three-year European Bachelor’s degree and calculates coursework in ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) credits.

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The BA in Business Studies programme at Vesalius Collegeprovides the skills and foundation necessary for studentsto become successful business managers able to face the challenges of an ever-changing international businessenvironment. The curriculum gives students a combinationof theoretical and practical skills, including anunderstanding of business and specific fields of businessincluding management and organisation, entrepreneurshipand innovation, human resources, accounting, finance,operations and marketing. They will comprehend how organisations are structured and managed, as well as howthey function within the larger economic, social, legal andpolitical context.

At the heart of Europe, Brussels is home to countless internationally-operating corporations and organisations, including NATO and the European Union. Business students

at Vesalius College bring a wealth of international perspectives to the study programme and gain valuableinsight into the world of international business. Through Vesalius College’s extensive network, students can establish contacts and pursue networking opportunities that will be valuable throughout their careers. For example, students can choose from a variety of prestigious internshipsin the Brussels area to apply business concepts and toolsin a concrete international business environment. Studentsalso learn from a wide range of experienced guest lecturers including senior corporate managers, entrepreneurs,consultants and other business professionals.

To view the full list of learning outcomes for the Business programme, visit www.vesalius.edu/business/learning-objectives.

“I’m convinced that Vesalius College prepared me well to face the more difficult challenges that lie ahead, such as my Master’s degree at IE Business School in Madrid.” David Boujo, Class of 2014

Our Business Studies graduates possess a solid foundation in the functional areas of globally-operating companies. Careers of our recent graduates include:

• Investment Banking• Sales• Trade

• Business Development• Online Marketing• Consulting

Prior to entering the workforce, many of our Business graduates have gone on to pursue postgraduate studies at a number of prestigious universities, including: • Solvay Business School• IE Business School• Bocconi University

• Boston University• ESADE Business School• King’s College London

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• CompositionforAcademicCommunication• QuantitativeMethods

• WritingandCriticalInquiry

• Accounting• Business• BusinessInformationSystems• BusinessLaw• CorporateFinance• Economics• FinancialMarketsandInvestments• HumanResourcesManagement

• IntermediateMicroeconomics• IntermediateStatistics• ManagerialAccounting• Marketing• Methods:MathematicsforBusinessandEconomics

• OperationsManagement

• BusinessinChina• Capstones:InternationalMarketing• Capstone:Entrepreneurship• CorporateGovernance• EthicsforEconomicsandBusiness• FinancialMathematics• InternationalPoliticalEconomy• HistoryofEconomicThought• HonoursEssay• InterculturalCommunication• InternationalBusiness• InternationalTrade

• Internship• IntroductiontoPsychology• ManagementofInnovationandTechnicalChange

• MarketingCommunicationandAdvertising• MergersandAcquisitions• OrganisationalLeadership• PoliciesintheEuropeanUnion• SociologyandPsychology• StrategicManagement• TheEuropeanEconomy• TheInternationalBankingSystem

Students must take 30 ECTS worth of Major Electives, including one capstone course. They may fulfil thisrequirementeitherbychoosingcoursesfromthelistbelow,orbyselectingaminor.

Please note that other major electives may be offered during the summer. For more information, please visitwww.vesalius.edu/summer.

StudentsalsochoosefivefreeelectivesfromanyoftheBachelor-levelcoursesofferedbyVesaliusCollegeoroneofitspartnerinstitutionspreviouslymentioned.Forexample,studentsmaychoosecourseswithintheirmajor,anothermajor,oroutsidethecurriculumofallmajors(i.e.languagecourses).

Fordetailedcoursedescriptions,pleasevisitthewebsite:www.vesalius.edu/courses.

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The BA in Communication Studies provides students with anin- depth understanding of how communication practices, theories and skills powerfully inform and shape the world welive in. The programme focuses on two key fields, namely,media studies and strategic communication, and includes courses in journalism, film, political communication and publicdiplomacy, advertising, public relations, internationalcommunication, and intercultural communication.

The curriculum helps students to understand the technological,political, commercial, ethical, and cultural factors in communications. Throughout the programme, students developan understanding of human, mass and organizational communication and their social, economic and politicaldimensions. In addition to their theoretical education,students are trained to acquire valuable practical skills including the ability to find, analyse, critique, organise, write,

edit and present information aimed at different audiences.

Studying Communication in Brussels offers students the opportunity to study in the world’s top diplomatic city, andone of the world’s largest business and media centres, home to the second- largest press corps. Students learn from experienced professionals from political institutions, mediaorganisations and international corporations via guest lectures, and they gain practical experience thanks to theinternship programme. This is invaluable in enabling themto make use of the knowledge and training acquired throughtheir studies, as well as in helping them to quickly develop and operate within a professional environment.

To view the full list of learning outcomes for the Communication Studies programme, visit www.vesalius.edu/communications/learning-objectives

Graduates of Communications at VeCo are well prepared to play a leading role in the communications department of political institutions, corporations, lobbying firms and media organisations. Careers of our recent graduates include:

• Policy Research• Media & Journalism• Political Communication

• Communications & Public Relations• International Organisations (NATO, EU)• Marketing & Advertising

Prior to entering the workforce, many of our Communication graduates have gone on to pursue postgraduate studies at a number of prestigious universities, including: • London School of Economics• University of St. Andrews• University of Edinburgh

• Boston University• Georgetown University• George Washington University

“In the three years I spent at VeCo, I met so many amazing people and was able to truly grow - both as a student as well as an individual - in this open and welcoming environment. What I valued most about VeCo is that the professors, the curriculum, and my internship helped me decide what I want to do in life. Both faculty and staff supported me in realising my post-VeCo path” Lisa Hartmann, Class of 2013

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• CompositionforAcademicCommunication• MassCommunication

• QuantitativeMethods• WritingandCriticalInquiry

• Business• CommunicationTheories• Economics• EuropeanCommunicationPolitics• EuropeanUnionPolitics• HumanCommunications• InterculturalCommunication

• IntermediateResearchMethods• InternationalCommunication• MarketingCommunicationandAdvertising• OrganisationalCommunication• PoliticalCommunication• Politics• Rhetoric

• BusinessandMediaEthics• Capstone• ConvergenceCultureandTransmediaWriting• CorporateCommunicationsandPublicRelations

• Film:History,Theories,NarrationandScriptwriting

• HonoursEssay• Journalism• Internship


Pleasenotethatothermajorelectivesmaybeofferedduringthesummer.Formoreinformation,pleasevisitwww.vesalius.edu/summer.



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Unique in Belgium, the BA in International and European Law at Vesalius College provides the knowledge, skills and foundation needed for an international career related to the law. This programme is ideal for students who are interested in learning more about international and European legal issues. Students will gain an understanding of legal theories and processes in order to provide sound legal and policy analysis. The curriculum enables students to develop an understanding of legal systems around the world and how they interact, as well as the international system, the European integration process, and European and internationallaw-making. Students will develop practical skills through reading and analysing recent legal materials, cases and reporting documents. Students will also learn to write legal texts, give oral presentations, debate and interact in group sessions. This programme offers a truly interdisciplinary approach where students can choose courses in a business as well as in an international and European legal context.

In the heart of Europe, Brussels is home to countless multinational corporations and regional organisations,

including NATO and the European Union. Furthermore,there are numerous lobbying organisations, business federations, embassies and NGOs dedicated to analysingand responding to the policies and treaties establishedin the political institutions based in Brussels.

Through Vesalius College’s extensive professional network, students can establish contacts and pursue opportunitiesthat will be valuable throughout their careers. For example,students can choose from a variety of prestigious internshipsin the Brussels area to apply legal concepts and tools in a concrete international and European legal environment.Students also learn from a wide range of experiencedguest lecturers including legal advisors, business leaders,lobbyists, lawyers, and other professionals active on theinternational and European legal scene.

To view the full list of learning outcomes for the Internationaland European Law programme, visit www.vesalius.edu/international-european-law/learning-objectives.

Graduates will be prepared for careers in:

Prior to entering the workforce, International and European Law graduates can pursue studies in a range of Master’s programmes in various fields, such as: • Business Administration• Competition Law • Environmental Law• European Integration• European Law

• Human Rights• International Business Law• IP & Information Law• Public Law

• Public sector, the EU, the UN and other international organisations• Diplomacy, public affairs and lobby organisations, NGOs and think tanks• International businesses, banks and consultancies

Note: students who wish to have access to traditional legal professions in a specific country should consult the requirements for entry qualifications.

Entry into traditional legal graduate programmes (leading to a profession as advocate, attorney, barrister, judge, etc.) is not guaranteed upon completion of the programme as such entry depends on national requirements.

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• CompositionforAcademicCommunication• HumanCommunication


• AdvancedBusinessLaw• BusinessLaw• ComparativeConstitutionalLaw• ContemporaryPoliticalDebates• CriminalLaw• Economics• EuropeanUnionPolitics• EUConstitutionalLaw

• HumanRights• IntroductiontoInternationalandEuropeanLaw• IntroductiontoLegalPrinciplesandTheories• LawoftheEUInternalMarket• Methods:LegalAnalysis,ResearchandWriting• Politics• Rhetoric

• Capstone:International&EUCaseLaw• CompetitionLaw• CurrentChallengesinInternationalLaw• EnvironmentalLaw• EULawofFreedom,SecurityandJustice• EuropeanOrganisations• EU’sCommonForeignandSecurityPolicy

• HonoursEssay• HumanitarianLaw• IntellectualPropertyLaw• InternationalBankingandFinancialRegulations• InternationalCommercialArbitration• InternationalOrganisations&GlobalGovernance• Internship





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In an increasingly interconnected and complex world, studentsneed to make sense of the underlying political, economic and legal processes that shape contemporary societies. The International Affairs programme equips students with the broad-ranging knowledge and skills needed to understand, analyse and assess the most pressing issues in national and global politics. Whether these be issues of peace and security, the international economic crisis, global climate change, the rise of emerging powers such as BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) or the future of the European Unionand NATO, Vesalius College’s International Affairs major prepares students to think critically about these and other issues.

The interdisciplinary curriculum is built on the disciplines of politics, economics, law and history and enables students to understand the complex dynamics, core debates,processes, institutions and major challenges of Europeanand International Affairs.

Students not only acquire the knowledge needed for a careerin International Affairs, but also develop strong analytical and critical thinking skills. Students are prepared to applytheories and concepts learned during their time at VesaliusCollege to real-life problems. In addition to being taught by dedicated professors, students benefit from the first-hand experience of senior European and international policymakers,diplomats and practitioners. By drawing on world-class academics and highly-experienced policymakers, studentsgain fundamental insight into both the theoretical and practical dimensions of politics, economics and law.Prestigious internships at the offices of major Brussels-based institutions, NGOs and global think tanks complement anddeepen the practical aspects of their studies.

To view the full list of learning outcomes for the InternationalAffairs programme, visit www.vesalius.edu/international-affairs/learning-objectives

“Completing the Honours Essay - and subsequently having it published - was an invaluable experience which allowedme to gain confidence as an independent researcher. Most importantly, it bridged the gap between VeCo’s interdisciplinaryInternational Affairs program and the more narrow focus of a Master’s degree. The excellent supervision andfeedback I received from professors contributed significantly to these positive outcomes. I would highly recommendthe Honours Essay to motivated students wishing to challenge themselves academically.” Brett Manzer, Class of 2015

Our International Affairs graduates are prepared to succeed in various settings and organisations, including international organisations (such as the United Nations, EU and NATO), ministries of foreign affairs, lobby organisations, NGOs and think tanks. Career areas of our recent graduates include:

• Diplomacy• Politics• Research

• European Administration• Political Advising• Journalism

Prior to entering the workforce, most of our International Affairs graduates have gone on to pursue postgraduate studies at a number of prestigious universities, including: • Oxford University• King’s College London• George Washington University

• London School of Economics• Diplomatic Academy of Vienna• SOAS, University of London

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• CompositionforAcademicCommunication• MassCommunication

• QuantitativeMethods


• ContemporaryPoliticalDebates• CurrentChallengesinInternationalLaw• Economics• EuropeanUnionPolitics• EvolutionoftheInternationalSystem

1914-1989• InternationalLaw• History

• History:MethodsandProblems• IntermediateResearchMethods• InternationalAffairsResearchMethods• InternationalPoliticalEconomy• InternationalRelations• MacroeconomicPolicy• Politics

• CapstoneinInternationalAffairs:FromTheorytoPolicy-OrientedAdvising

• DiplomacyandInternationalNegotiations• EuropeanandGlobalGovernanceofMigration• Europeanenergysecuritystrategiesinglobalperspective

• EuropeanIdentitiesinCross-CulturalPerspectives• EvolutionoftheInternationalSystem1814-1914• EvolutionoftheInternationalSystem1914-1989• HistoryofEconomicThought• HistoryofGenocide• HistoryandPhilosophyofScience• HistoryofPoliticalThought• HistoryofTransatlanticRelations• HistoryofWesternPhilosophy• HonoursEssay

• InternationalOrganisationsandGlobalGovernance

• Internship• NATOandTransatlanticApproachestoSecurity

• PoliciesintheEU• PoliticalInstitutionsofEuropeanCountries• TheEUandMilitaryApproachestoSecurity• TheEU’sApproachtoDemocratisationandHumanRights

• TheEU’sCommonForeignandSecurityPolicy• TheGovernmentandPoliticsofGlobalPowers• TheUnitedNationsandGlobalGovernance• UnderstandingContemporaryConflictsinEurope





Especially noteworthy of the Bachelor in International Affairsis the Capstone course. Towards the end of their 3-year Bachelor studies, International Affairs students are trained to apply their knowledge to a real-life problem. Utilisingthe College’s unique access to Brussels-based policy circlesand international organisations, students spend a semesteras close policy advisors to a high-ranking diplomaton a highly-relevant foreign policy issue.

The course is valuable as students are entrusted with real-life case studies just as they enter the final semester of their Bachelor’s degree and gain an initial experience of working life.

The 2013 Capstone students advised the Deputy Head of

the Maghreb unit of the European External Action Service(EEAS) on how to implement the EU strategy towards the post-Arab Spring region. The 2014 Capstone students advised the desk officer of the EEAS’ Syria desk on potentialapproaches to the Syria crisis. In 2015, students were tasked to draft NATO strategy, working directly for Dr. Jamie Shea, Deputy Assistant Secretary General for EmergingSecurity Challenges at NATO Headquarters in Brussels.

The course, which won the 2013 LISBOAN Award for Outstanding Teaching (awarded by a network of over 60 top universities), gives students indispensable insight into the functioning of the EU, NATO and the UN as well as critical skills that will be valuable in their future careers.

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The European Peace and Security Studies (EPSS) certificateprogramme provides in-depth and unique insights into the changing nature and fundamental challenges of contemporary security issues from a distinctly Brussels perspective. The interdisciplinary curriculum is built on thedisciplines of politics, economics, law and history and enablesstudents to understand the complex dynamics, core debates,processes, institutions and major challenges of Europeanand International Affairs.

By pooling the combined expertise and resources of five leadingeducational institutions in Brussels – Vesalius College, the Conflict Studies Department of the Belgian Royal MilitaryAcademy, the Institute of European Studies (IES), the GlobalGovernance Institute, as well as the University of Kent’s Brussels campus – students are taught by prominent specialists in the field of civilian and military security issues.

The courses emphasise a combined theoretical andpractical analysis of the comprehensive, civil-military nature of contemporary conflict and crisis management from a NATO and EU perspective – complemented by assessments of the onlyglobal collective security organisation, the United Nations.

Additionally, they focus on the history, institutional procedures, policies and interrelations of these three keyorganisations as well as on their interactions with a wide range of civilian and military partners. The programme also sheds light on the complex roots and causes of contemporary conflicts in Europe’s periphery and beyond. Hence, at the end of the semester, students will have acquiredan extensive understanding of the institutional, theoreticaland practical dimensions of contemporary issues and ofthe core actors in the field of European Peace and Security.

The programme includes a high-profile guest lecture series and symposium provided by academic experts and leadingpractitioners from the European Union, NATO, the UnitedNations and related security organisations. Students challenge lecturers with frank questions, and can informally continue the debate with senior officials over refreshments during the informal receptions that follow each lecture.

Students who have successfully completed the EPSS programme will receive a Certificate in European Peace & Security Studies. Both undergraduate students and those who have already earned their Bachelor’s degree may apply.

• Steven Vanackere, former Foreign Minister & Deputy Prime Minister, Belgium• Johan Galtung, Founder of Peace and Conflict Studies• Antonio Costa, former UN Under-Secretary-General and Director of the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), former

Secretary-General of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, former Under-Secretary-General, OECD.• Agostino Miozzo, Managing Director, Crisis Response Department, European External Action Service and former General

Director, Italian Civil Protection Department• Jamie Shea, Deputy Assistant Secretary-General for Emerging Security Threats, NATO• Fernando Andresen Guimarães, Head of the Russia Division, European External Action Service• Jeffrey Franks, Director of the IMF Europe Office and Senior Resident Representative to the European Union

“Completing the EPSS programme in Brussels offers unparalleled opportunities for enrichment outside the classroom. It was an experience I couldn’t expect to find at any other college or universityand it will continue to impact on my comprehension of international relations in the future.” Jacob Passy - Tufts University

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The EPSS Programme consists of five closely-interrelated courses (see below, 6 ECTS credits each), all taught during the fall semester, as well as the EPSS seminar which hosts high-level guest lecture series (1.5 ECTS credits).• European Peace and Security Studies – A Brussels Perspective• The European Union’s Common Foreign and Security Policy• Military Approaches to Promoting Security• NATO and Transatlantic Approaches to Security• Understanding Contemporary Conflicts: Europe and Beyond

For detailed course descriptions or more information, please visit www.vesalius.edu/epss.

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The Executive Course in Global Risk Analysis & Crisis Management, which is jointly organised by Vesalius College, the Institute for European Studies (IES) and the Global Governance Institute (GGI), provides participants with unique insights and the fundamental skills required for mastering the field of global risk analysis, early warning and the managementof major man-made and natural disasters.

Held during ten intensive weekend modules, the course involves a unique mixture of intensive ‘hands-on’ trainingcourses and comprehensive analytical and institutional lectures taught by a renowned faculty of senior officials from major international organisations (such as the European Union,NATO and the United Nations), NGOs and leading securityscholars. The course allows participants to gain in-depth

knowledge and a wide range of practical tools for identifyingand analysing global security risks and advancing effective responses to humanitarian, military and political ‘complex crises.’

Participants will not only benefit from the unique course content, but also from exchanges and contact with a broad network of leading security specialists. Close interaction between the participants themselves and with guest lecturersis strongly encouraged, and the weekend modules provide ample opportunity for course participants and instructors to exchange ideas and experience in an informal setting.

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For more information on the course, please visit www.vesalius.edu/gracm.

Module 1: Understanding Risks, Grasping Uncertainty

Module 2:Analysing Risks, Preparing for Uncertainty

Module 3:Open Source Intelligence: Tools and Techniques

Module 4:A New Information Environment: Media, Conflict and Crisis Communication

Module 5:Global Crisis Monitoring, Conflict Analysis and Early Warning

Module 6:Understanding the Crisis Cycle and Complex Crises

Module 7:Understanding the Main Actors in Crisis Response

Module 8:Political, Humanitarian and Military Approaches: Towards a Comprehensive Approach

Module 9:Preparing for the Field: Facing Reality on the Ground

Module 10:Core Debates, Lessons Learned, Best Practices and Future Challenges

Admission to the Executive Course is highly selective. Candidates need to have a Master’s degree or a Bachelor’s degree and three years of relevant work experience in order to apply.

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International Programmes

USA

Canada

Mexico

Chile

Ecuador

Argentina

Colombia

Vesalius College students may study abroad either at one of our partner institutions or at an approved college or university of their choice. When studying abroad with a partner institution, all grades and credits earned with the host university transfer directly to the student’s Vesalius College transcript. When studying with an approved non- partner institution, course credits can transfer directly to the student’s Vesalius transcript while grades will not transfer.

Courses taken abroad may be applied towards curriculum requirements, including core, major or free electives and major requirements.

Please consult with the International Programmes Department for more information on which type of agreement Vesalius has with individual or consortium partners and on the different fee structures.

“Studying abroad is a great experience and an opportunity to explore different cultures and become more open-minded. I got the chance to meet people from all around the world and I made very good friends. I ‘m glad that I could experience the real American campus life and I encourage everyone to take a chance to go abroad.” Isabel Vivas, VeCo student at Bentley University

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Czech Republic

Spain

Ireland

MonacoSlovenia

ItalyTurkey

Macedonia

UK

Poland

South Korea

Japan

Australia

China

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“My study abroad in the Arlington was an amazing experience that has taught me a lot and has given me many beautiful memories. I definitely encourage everyone to take the opportunity and experience the fun of a study abroad!“ Violette de Schaetzen, VeCo student at Marymount University in Virginia, USA

• Beloit College - Wisconsin, USA• Bentley University - Massachusetts, USA• Birmingham Southern College - Alabama, USA• Chatham University - Pennsylvania, USA• College of Staten Island, City University of New York - New York, USA• Covenant College - Georgia, USA• Doane College - Nebraska, USA• Hawaii Pacific University - Hawaii, USA• Hobart and William Smith Colleges - New York, USA• Huron University College - Ontario, Canada• Marymount University - Virginia, USA• Oglethorpe University - Georgia, USA• Rutgers University—New Jersey, USA• St. Louis University - Missouri, USA• State University of New York - New York, USA• The Washington Semester at American University - Washington DC, USA• University of Denver - Colorado, USA• University of Hawaii at Hilo - Hawaii, USA• University of Illinois Springfield - Illinois, USA• University of Mississippi - Mississippi, USA• University of Missouri - Missouri, USA

• CESA Business School - Bogotá, Colombia• Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey - Mexico• ITESO Universidad Jesuita de Guadalajara - Mexico• Universidad de Ciencias Empresariales y Sociales - Buenos Aires, Argentina• Universidad de Especialidades Espíritu Santo - Guayaquil, Ecuador• Universidad de las Americas - Puebla, Mexico• Universidad San Ignacio de Loyola - Lima, Peru• Universidad de Viña del Mar - Chile

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“My time in San Francisco was rich of emotions and great experiences. The U.S. (especially San Francisco) is one of the greatest cultural hubs in the world, and a beautiful place to expand your interests, knowledge, and network!My advice? Go to San Francisco, find (quickly) the classes you’re mostly interested in, and then look for any opportunity that the hectic American society offers you in your daily routine! You won’t regret it!” Valerio Burlizzi, VeCo student at San Francisco State University, USA

• Anglo-American University - Prague, Czech Republic• Césine Business School - Santander, Spain• Dublin Business School - Dublin, Ireland• IE University - Madrid/Segovia, Spain• International University of Monaco - Monte Carlo, Monaco• Koç University - Istanbul, Turkey• London Metropolitan University - London, UK• Middle East Technical University - Çankaya Ankara, Turkey• Richmond, The American University of London - London, UK• Saint Louis University Madrid - Madrid, Spain• The American University of Rome - Rome, Italy• University American College in Skopje - Skopje, Macedonia• University of Derby - Derby, UK• University of Ljubljana - Ljubljana, Slovenia• University of Lower Silesia, Wroclaw, Poland

• Bond University - Queensland, Australia

• Akita International University - Akita City, Japan• Chonbuk National University - Jeonbuk, South Korea• Hallym University - Chuncheon, South Korea• Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics - Nanchang, China• Kansai Gadai University - Osaka, Japan• Konkuk University - Seoul, South Korea• Kyung Hee University - Seoul, South Korea• Peking University HSBC - Beijing China• Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University - Beppu, Japan• Shanghai Lixin University of Commerce - Shanghai, China• University of Nottingham - Ningbo, China

• BCA Study Abroad• Council for International

Educational Exchange (CIEE)• International Student Exchange

Programs (ISEP)• International Studies Abroad (ISA)

Through our consortium partners, Vesalius students can study with the consortium’s US or non-US partners,thus increasing the number ofexchange options available.

For more information on Vesalius College’s international programmes and a full list of our partners, please visit the website:http://www.vesalius.edu/academics/study-abroad-programme/outgoing-students/.

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Students have the opportunity to gain professional experience in Brussels while earning academic credit through the Vesalius Internship Programme (VIP). The VIP offers students a position with one of its many internshippartners, which range from multinational corporations and media houses to government institutions and NGOs.

Whether having full responsibility for a project, or workingas a team member within a bigger enterprise, students havethe opportunity to exercise their skills and to providethe host organisation with high-quality results.

The internship counts as an academic course during thesemester, and can be taken as a Major Elective. Degree-seeking students can earn 6 ECTS credits (3 US academic credits) for the ‘single’ internship option.

Study abroad students may also opt to extend the internship in order to work more hours per week. This ‘double’ internship option is worth 12 ECTS credits (6 US credits). For all students participating in the internship course, the experience in Brussels will look outstanding on their CV.

For more information on the internship programme,please visit the webpage: www.vesalius.edu/vip.

“I would definitely recommend the Vesalius Internship Programme to anyone that is looking for a unique,rewarding and overall life-changing experience here in Brussels.” Ashley Minett, Intern at Laffineur Law Firm

Internship partners that have participated in the Vesalius Internship programme include:

• Citibank Belgium• Edelman Brussels• EUObserver• European Cooperative for Rural Development• European Parliament• European Security Roundtable• EY (formerly Ernst & Young) Belgium• Fulbright Belgium• Global Governance Institute• ING

• International Crisis Group• Laffineur Law Firm• MasterCard Europe• NATO Headquarters• New Europe• The Jane Goodall Institute Belgium• Time Warner• United Nations• UPS• Various embassies (Honduras, Macedonia, etc.)

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Students at Vesalius have access to extensive resources for research at three major libraries: the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Université libre de Bruxelles and The Royal Library, Belgium’s national library. Together, they provide students with access to over five million books. In addition, students have access to a wide variety of online resources including thousands of journals and newspapers, library catalogues and databases.

Vesalius College offers students the best of both worlds: the personal attention and community environment of a small college, as well asaccess to the resources of major universities. The College shares relevant academic events and guest lectures, and also participatesin faculty exchanges with the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, the Université libre de Bruxelles, the University of Kent at Brussels andBoston University.

Computer and internet access is an essential part of student life. The Vesalius College computer lab features PCs and Applecomputers as well as facilities for students with laptops to connect to the College’s computer network. Students also have access to the extensive computer resources at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, including the free campus-wide wirelessnetwork.

To assist students with life after college, Vesalius College offers students in their final year the opportunity to attendcareer seminars and individual coaching sessions. This freeservice aims to help graduates gain a competitive advantageon the job market after graduation.

This is achieved by helping students determine their career objectives in addition to acquiring the skill sets necessary to achieve their professional goals. The workshops range from CV and cover letter writing to information on networking and how to apply for various internship programs offered in Brussels. For those planning to continue their education, assistance in choosing the right graduate programme is also offered.

to efficiently and effectively communicate their ideas in writing in English. The Workspace also provides tutorial sessions for math and statistics courses. The Workspace directors offer students individual help on topics such as text structure, style, clarity and grammar in a relaxed and friendly environment to develop their writing skills and clarity.

Strong English and writing skills are crucial for academic achievement, as well as professional success. The English &Math Workspace aims to help students develop their ability

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Moving to a new country, living alone, and experiencingexam pressure are just a few of the major changes that students may experience in college. Vesalius offers freepsychological counselling to students who would like tospeak to a professional about missing home, exam pressure, or other challenges they might face.

Every day, the VUB campus cafeteria serves a wide selection of warm and cold dishes, snacks, sandwiches and drinks – all at student-friendly prices. Students pay a fixed price depending on the dish chosen. The set menus include soup, a main course and a dessert. The Cafeteria serves breakfast, sandwiches and drinks. Students can also find two trendy snack bars on campus: ‘t Complex and Opinio.

The medical care centre at the VUB campus provides medical assistance to students and staff. Medical assistance includes consultation in case of illness, accidents, small medicalinterventions, vaccinations, preventive care, etc.

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Vesalius College is part of a broader student community in Brussels that consists of three other universities: the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, the Université Libre Bruxelles and the University of Kent. Together, they support a vibrant student lifestyle. Easily accessible by bus, train, tram, or metro, the area has everything to meet students’ needs including affordable housing, two on-campus cafeterias, libraries, banks, shops, markets, restaurants, bars, live entertainment venues, organised athletic activities, and state-of-the-art sports facilities.

VeCo students have full access to the athletics facilities of theVUB. The sports facilities include two large multipurpose sports halls (for indoor soccer, basketball, badminton, tennis, etc.), one martial arts hall, three squash courts, a swimming pool and one climbing wall.

Students also have access to a state-of-the-art fitness complex.This sports centre consists of a 1,500 m² fitness and cardio area,a spinning studio, two large changing rooms, a relaxation area,a solarium and a dance/aerobics studio.

The Vesalius Student Government (VSG) is an elected student body that acts as the main liaison between students and the academic administration of Vesalius College. The VSG appoints representatives to the Academic Council, which is the academicgovernance of the College, and regularly meets with the Dean on matters which affect students at the College. The VSG also holds a very important social role: it organises welcome activities for new students, sports activities, seasonal parties, drama evenings and other social activities throughout the year.

It also acts as the point of contact for student clubs, such as the Debate Club, Cine Club and Adventure Club. The membersact as student ambassadors at events such as orientation, Open Days and recruitment fairs. If you would like to connectwith the VSG or our students, you can check out their Facebookpage, ‘VSG friend’. They are very willing to give you informationabout Vesalius College from a student’s perspective.

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Vesalius College does not have on-campus housing, and students are responsible for making their own housingarrangements. However, moving to a new city can beboth stressful and confusing. To help students get settled

Next to its indoor infrastructure, the VUB Sports Departmentalso has outdoor sports fields, including one synthetic soccerfield and a brand new athletics track and rugby pitch. A membership fee and/or usage fee (discounted for students)applies. With numerous spacious parks and a vast forestat the doorstep of the city, students also have many opportunities for biking, running, rollerblading, horsebackriding, taking a scenic stroll, or simply relaxing.

in Brussels and ready to begin classes, the College provides them with links to help find suitable off-campus housing.With the large number of universities and higher educationinstitutions in Brussels, student rooms are widely available.For off-campus housing, rates and availability, students canrefer to www.brik.be/en. Vesalius College students also have access to new VUB on-campus housing.For more information, visit www.u-residence.be. Study abroad students who join Vesalius College for one semester have the opportunity to stay with a French or Dutch-speaking host family. This type of accommodation gives the student a unique experience that gives insight into the everyday life of Belgian families, Belgian culture, and social norms.

“There are three main reasons I genuinely value my experience at VeCo. Firstly, this small but dynamiccollege gave me the opportunity to expand my academic horizons through rigorouscoursework and a fantastic study abroad experience in Washington DC. Secondly, I was able tohone my leadership skills as a proud member of the student government and as a universityambassador. And finally, I developed lifelong friendships within VeCo’s tight-knit community,providing me with a lasting connection to my wonderful alma mater.” Naomi Clear-Vekinis, Class of 2011

“VeCo is a fun and rewarding place to study. I participated in many activities while there, buildingrewarding relationships with my peers and professors. After graduating and doing a Master’s, I love that the staff and professors say, ‘welcome home’ when I come back for a visit. In addition, former professors have given me opportunities to grow as a professional, leading me to the job I currently have in communications. The continued support I get from the VeCo ‘family’ is incredible.” Marina Lynch, Class of 2012

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Vesalius College encourages students to work hard to reach their academic potential, but also to live a full life away from books and classes and enjoy everything thatBrussels has to offer.

Although the international business and political world form an important part of Brussels’ culture, students quickly discover that it is vibrant and cosmopolitan with a warm, friendly charm. The quaintness of its cobblestone streets and rich variety of beer, chocolate and lace give the city a festive ambiance. 30% of the Brussels population is comprised of foreign nationals, so the city has something for every taste and culture in the areas of music, dancing, cuisine, art, associations and much more.

The city is home to an excellent music scene, with clubs and numerous festivals where almost any genre of music can be found from local musicians to the biggest touring bands. Brussels also has many museums and art galleries, ranging from classical to modern art, and also houses a national symphony, opera and theatre. In addition, Brussels has a rich variety of architecture including Baroque buildings from the 1600s, classic Flemish, art deco, art nouveau, and the modern architecture of the European Union buildings.

Studying in Brussels affords students the unique opportunity to go on some great (as well as quick and inexpensive) travels and getaways. Belgium’s inter-city trains provide quick access to the coast of Flanders, Medieval Bruges, Antwerp (The diamond capital of the world), and the wooded hills of the Ardennes. Looking beyond Belgium, Brussels is the ideal base from which to visit the rest of Europe. Paris is a short 90 minutes by fast train and London, Cologne and Amsterdam are just two and a half hours away. In addition, most major European citiesare two hours or less away by plane.

Finally, no description of Brussels would be complete withoutmentioning its renowned fine gastronomy. Ranging from prize-winning haute cuisine to the tastiest chocolate, beer, musselsand fries in the world, there is surely a dish for everyone.

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Vesalius College seeks students who are able to meet the challenges of its academic programme and who are willing to participate fully in the intellectual and social lifeof the College in a spirit of openness and tolerance. Admission to the College is selective. We endeavour to accept students whose records indicate that they possess the qualities needed to achieve academic success in thedegree programme of their choice.

Applicants for admission must have graduated from a secondary school prior to beginning their studies at Vesalius College. Admission decisions take into accountthe candidate’s secondary school performance, examination results and English language competence, as well as demonstrated personal qualities and character.

To apply, candidates must submit:• A completed application form (available online);• Official academic credentials and transcripts

(showing courses and grades) from all secondary schools and universities attended, including public examinationresultsandofficialresultsofanynational or regional examination (usually taken in the candidate’s country of residence);

• Two letters of recommendation (from persons familiar with the candidate’s academic work, for example, teachers, professors, guidance counsellors, or school directors);

• A non-refundable application fee of 50.00 EURO;• Proof of identity in the form of a photocopy of

either a passport or a national identity card;• ResultsofanEnglishproficiencyexaminationmaybe

required for some applicants. The College requires the TOEFL or IELTS test;

• OfficialscoresoftheSATortheACTmayberequired.Candidates should contact the Admissions Officeto determine whether they must take one of these examinations.

Vesalius College processes applications on a rolling basis.Admissions decisions are usually made within three weeks after the complete application is received. Applications will be considered as long as places remain in the class to which they are applying for admission. However, students who wish to be considered for the Academic Excellence Scholarship (see page 40) will have to submit their collegeapplication before 15 April.

Note: Applicants who take the SAT or TOEFL test must ask the testingagency to send score reports directly to Vesalius College, using the College code: 3574.

Vesalius College also accepts applications via the and treats the Common Application identically to

other types of applications accepted by the College.

Credentials should be sent directly from the authorising organisation or institution. Transcripts must be certified bythe Registrar or Head Teacher of the educational institutionissuing the documents. Transcripts must be sent in an officialenvelope of the institution that is sealed and then signed across the back flap by the sending official. Photocopies oforiginal documents are not accepted as official transcripts.Vesalius College accepts credentials in English, Dutch, French,and German. For all other languages, official translations bya certified translator (whose signature is authenticated)are required and are accepted only when accompanied bythe document in its original language.

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Vesalius College may award transfer credits on a limited basis for courses taken at the university level in other accredited institutions. The minimum requirements for grades depend upon the school where the credit was earned

and the student’s intended major within Vesalius College.

All transfer credits will be awarded at the discretionof the Admissions Committee. For more information, pleasecontact the admissions office.

Students who are not EU citizens must obtain a student visa in order to live in Belgium and attend the College. The time it takes to obtain a student visa may vary from one to several months depending on a variety of factorsincluding the student’s age and country of origin.

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More information about tuition, fees and methods of payment can be found on the website: www.vesalius.edu.

Please note that there are separate tuition fees for the Advanced Certificate in Global Risk Analysis & Crisis Management. Please see the programme web page for further details.

» Bachelor’s degree full-time € 5,900/semester (4-5 courses)» Bachelor’s degree part-time € 1,475/course (up to 3 courses)

In addition to the tuition and fees, students should also budget for living costs. The following table shows a very rough estimate for some of these costs and may be ofhelp in budgeting for the semester.

» Educational Materials € 650.00 - € 750.00» Accommodation € 2,100.00 - € 3,300.00» Food (minimum) € 800.00 - € 1,000.00» Public Transportation € 250.00 - € 300.00» Health Insurance € 150.00» Mobile Phone € 120.00

The Academic Excellence Scholarship Fund rewards students who have outstanding academic records in secondary school and whose extra-curricular achievements show evidence of leadership in today’sglobal society. Other factors include letters of recommendation from their secondary school and(in certain cases) standardised test scores.

This merit-based financial assistance can provide up to a 50% reduction in tuition per semester for students who have been accepted into a Bachelor programme as a full-time, first-year student enrolling in the fall semester. These scholarships will be renewed if the student maintains superior academic performance during each semester of their 3-year Bachelor programme.

Please note that students accepted into a Bachelor programme at Vesalius College automatically apply for the Academic Excellence Scholarship. They do not have to submit a separate application form for the scholarship. However, the deadline to be considered for a scholarship is 15 April.

For more information on scholarship requirementsand eligibility, please visit our website at http://www.vesalius.edu/admissions.

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» 13 - 15 January Orientation and registration for new students » 18 January First day of classes » 29 Feb - 4 March Mid-term exams » 9 - 13 May Final exams » 13 May End of spring semester» 28 May Graduation Ceremony

» 17 - 19 August Orientation and registration for new students » 22 August First day of classes » 3 - 7 October Mid-term exams » 5 - 9 December Final exams » 9 December End of fall semester

» 11 - 13 January Orientation and registration for new students » 16 January First day of classes » 20 - 24 February Mid-term exams » 8 - 12 May Final exams » 12 May End of spring semester» 27 May Graduation Ceremony

* To be confirmed

Vesalius College encourages potential applicants to visit the campus, where you will have the opportunityto take a tour of the facilities, meet with current students and speak with an admissions advisor who will reviewyour credentials and answer your questions.

In the fall and spring semesters, we organise an Open Day for prospective students and their parents to visit the campus and speak to students as well as members of our faculty and administration. We can also arrange for you to have a ‘student-for-a-day experience’ and observe an actual class to experience the Vesalius College learning environment first-hand.

Please contact the Admissions Office or visit our website for more information.

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