Win $4,170: Study in Belgium Scholarships for International Students – Click Here!

There are two main speaking communities in
Belgium, each with their own stance on
university fees. The cost of higher education for
EU students in the Flemish-speaking part of the
country is approximately €610 (US$660) a year
for full-time study, while the French-speaking
part offers fees of €830 (US$900).
And while it's just EU students who get the
major benefits of being able to study in Europe
for free, fees are still very affordable for
international students, ranging from €1,900 to
€3,850 (US$2,050-$4,170) a year. You can live
in Belgium with a budget of around €600-800
(US$650-$860) a month. Brussels, the capital
city, was ranked 47th in this year's QS Best
Student Cities.
Below are some scholarships available in
Belgium for international students
CIUF-CUD Scholarships in Belgium for
Developing Countries – opportunities to gain
funding to study in Belgium for training or
research at master's level. Open to students
internationally.

VLIR-UOS Scholarships for Developing Countries
– offering scholarships for students from
developing countries in parts of Africa, Asia and
Latin America to undertake training, research or
study in Belgium at selected institutions.
Ghent University Master Grants – offering
scholarships for students from developing
countries to undertake a scientific master's
degree at Ghent University in Belgium.
KU Leuven Science Scholarships for International
Students – the Science@Leuven scholarship is
aimed at international students interested in
undertaking study in Belgium at master's level
within the faculty of science at KU Leuven.
KU Leuven IRO PhD Scholarships for Developing
Countries – open to prospective PhD students
from developing countries to study in Belgium
within the Interfaculty Council for Development
Cooperation at KU Leuven.