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  1. Our university boasts 4 Faculties spanning the human and social sciences spectrum and an Institute for European Studies. Together, they offer a broad range of Bachelor's, Master's and Specialised Master's, Doctoral degree programs, and numerous lifelong and executive courses that currently attract nearly 3,600 students from some 60 nations. Over the years, our growth and diversification have firmly established our reputation as one of Belgium's principal centers of excellence in the human and social sciences. This renown is not limited to our teaching. Our academic staff is active in numerous national and international research networks. The expertise of our fifteen Research Centres, which regularly play host to international academics, is frequently solicited by Regional, Federal, and international organizations. As Vice-Chancellor of the Université Saint-Louis - Bruxelles, I would like to take this opportunity to wish you a warm welcome to Brussels and our university. I hope you will enjoy your stay with us and that your study experience at Saint-Louis will be both an enriching and successful one. Welcome to Saint-Louis University's library website. This page includes links to the library's catalog and electronic resources. You will also find details about access, opening times, and the different sections of the library on this page. Being a student at Saint-Louis is more than studying. It is about getting to know others, making a contribution, and enjoying your time with us. Being a student means taking the initiative, getting involved, reflecting with others on issues that matter, being part of a community, using talents, and, last but not least, knowing how to have a good time. Every year, a thousand new students enroll at Saint-Louis. Enrolment procedures and deadlines vary depending on the program you choose and their characteristics. However, whatever program you are interested in, it is advisable to begin your enrollment well in advance. In Brussels, you will find everything you need to regularly practice your favorite sport at a wide range of sports facilities. If you enjoy running, you can work out at several superb parks, including the Bois de Cambre and the Forêt de Soignes. Several fitness centers are also located near the university. The Sports Commission of the Centre d'Action Universitaire (CAU) organizes regular 11 and 5-a-side football and basketball competitions. From one year to the next, specific activities will vary depending on the initiatives of members. NB: one for the diary is the skiing trip organized by the Skiing Commission, as a matter of tradition, following the January exam period. And last but not least, why not consider an annual membership at the Woluwe Sports Centre (find out more here). Saint-Louis students are entitled to a separate membership fee of 45 €. To become a member, fill in the appropriate section on the university application form, which you can also find on your intranet page. Alternatively, you can get in touch with the Student and Social Affairs Service (SAES). Saint-Louis offers to rent 35 rooms to rent in two mixed student houses located either just a short walk away from the university. Several furnished bedrooms (including a bed, a wardrobe and a shelf, a desk, a chair, and a washbasin) are arranged around standard rooms, composed of a fully equipped kitchen, a living room, and sanitary fittings. There are four accommodation types: room standard with washbasin, room standard + with washbasin, room with private sanitary fittings, and studio with private sanitary fittings and kitchen. In partnership with Quarles Student Housing, 141 rooms in the new mixed student residence « Ommegang » located on the Saint-Louis campus. The residence has three floors, each with about fifty furnished rooms, collective fully equipped kitchens, and standard sanitary fittings. There are five accommodation types: room standard with washbasin, room standard + with washbasin, room premium with private sanitary fittings, studio with private sanitary fittings, and kitchen and studio for a disabled person. Rents are index-linked and vary from 385 to 625 € per month, depending on the size, comfort, housing equipment, and services. This price includes water, heating, electricity, internet connection, and cleaning of the standard rooms... Deposit is equivalent to 1 month's rent. The lease agreement is concluded for 12 months. Financial assistance may be available depending on your family's economic and social circumstances. Please note that you will be asked to provide supporting documents along with the assistance request form if you wish to apply. If you do qualify, the amount of assistance can be deducted from your accommodation rent. The request for financial assistance must be made to the Accommodation Office before the 31st of October of the current year.
  2. In Europe's heart, just 1h20 by train from Paris, 1h30 from Amsterdam, and 1h50 from London and Cologne, Brussels offers all the advantages of a capital city and the quality of life of a large and lively town. Brussels is home to all the major European institutions. It is the EU's official seat and many other political and economic decision-making entities and boasts a growing number of businesses, organizations, and international experts. The long tradition of hospitality and exchange in Europe's greenest capital means visitors and residents alike can enjoy a broad mix of world food and music. At the same time, culture vultures can choose from a host of museums and shows. Located in the city's heart, the Université libre de Bruxelles or ULB also offers many cultural, festive, and sports activities. The university campuses and surrounding areas are beautiful, providing just the right mix between study and leisure. The Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB) is a multicultural university with almost one-third of its students and researchers from abroad. ULB turns "international" into a daily reality, the setting for life, and work on campus, just like Brussels itself, one of the world's most cosmopolitan cities. This inter-cultural approach started with Africa in the middle of the 20th century, and today involves every continent. The University has 20% of Europeans and 10% from the rest of the world in its student body. Promoted by the various European mobility programs, cooperation with industrialized and emerging countries, which always existed in research, is now undergoing a genuine boom. Beyond the many student exchanges (Erasmus in Europe, bilateral agreements elsewhere globally), ULB is setting up an increasing number of truly integrated courses with international partners, going as far as jointly granting Masters and Doctoral degrees. Some of these courses have been awarded the prestigious Erasmus Mundus label. ULB is a modern, acknowledged university on the international scene, which in 1990 launched the UNICA network. This network of universities in European capitals brings together 45 universities and over one million students. It is also a founding member of the International Forum of Public Universities (IFPU). This highly dynamic policy of openness to Europe and the world is reflected in many partnerships, agreements, and cooperative programs with some of the world's best universities. Privileged partnerships link us with Waseda, Cambridge, Oxford, Paris IV - UMPC, Berkeley, Montreal, Fudan, British Columbia, and the Collège de France. As a multicultural university with one-third of students and researchers from abroad, international relations is a daily reality for the Université libre de Bruxelles, just like the city of Brussels itself, one of the world's most cosmopolitan cities. Collaboration with universities worldwide has been stepped up in education and research, thanks mainly to the various European mobility programs. In addition to student mobility programs, the University offers diverse integrated programs with foreign partners, including joint Master and doctoral degrees. Several of these programs have received the prestigious Erasmus Mundus accreditation. Its outward-looking position about Europe and the world has resulted in some agreements, collaborations, and unique partnerships with some of the world's top universities. With many years of experience on the international stage, the University launched UNICA, a network of 45 leading European universities that encompasses over a million students. It is also a founding member of the International Forum of Public Universities (IFPU). The Université libre de Bruxelles is determined to give everyone the chance to continue their higher education studies and has developed a range of student support initiatives: e.g., financial and psychological support, guidance, French classes, etc. The University also provides off-campus academic support. One notable example is a support program for underachieving secondary school pupils (Schola), which was awarded the UNESCO Comenius prize. Since its foundation in 1834, the Université libre de Bruxelles has been closely involved in the ongoing debate on critical thinking and freedom. This has included outspoken opposition to dictatorships and other nationalist abuses, the promotion of equal opportunities, and a raft of other social issues. After founding one of the first NGOs (CEMUBAC), the University has continued to play an active role in development aid and international cooperation. European and international, welcoming and independent, committed, and dynamic, the Université libre de Bruxelles can also count on its vast global alumni network (UAE), the University's best ambassadors. Based on the principle of free inquiry that postulates independent reasoning and the rejection of all dogma, the University has retained its original ideals as a free institution firmly engaged in defense of democratic and human values.
  3. Our university boasts 4 Faculties spanning the human and social sciences spectrum and an Institute for European Studies. Together, they offer a broad range of Bachelor's, Master's and Specialised Master's, Doctoral degree programs, and numerous lifelong and executive courses that currently attract nearly 3,600 students from some 60 nations. Over the years, our growth and diversification have firmly established our reputation as one of Belgium's principal centers of excellence in the human and social sciences. This renown is not limited to our teaching. Our academic staff is active in numerous national and international research networks. The expertise of our fifteen Research Centres, which regularly play host to international academics, is frequently solicited by Regional, Federal, and international organizations. As Vice-Chancellor of the Université Saint-Louis - Bruxelles, I would like to take this opportunity to wish you a warm welcome to Brussels and our university. I hope you will enjoy your stay with us and that your study experience at Saint-Louis will be both an enriching and successful one. Welcome to Saint-Louis University's library website. This page includes links to the library's catalog and electronic resources. You will also find details about access, opening times, and the different sections of the library on this page. Being a student at Saint-Louis is more than studying. It is about getting to know others, making a contribution, and enjoying your time with us. Being a student means taking the initiative, getting involved, reflecting with others on issues that matter, being part of a community, using talents, and, last but not least, knowing how to have a good time. Every year, a thousand new students enroll at Saint-Louis. Enrolment procedures and deadlines vary depending on the program you choose and their characteristics. However, whatever program you are interested in, it is advisable to begin your enrollment well in advance. In Brussels, you will find everything you need to regularly practice your favorite sport at a wide range of sports facilities. If you enjoy running, you can work out at several superb parks, including the Bois de Cambre and the Forêt de Soignes. Several fitness centers are also located near the university. The Sports Commission of the Centre d'Action Universitaire (CAU) organizes regular 11 and 5-a-side football and basketball competitions. From one year to the next, specific activities will vary depending on the initiatives of members. NB: one for the diary is the skiing trip organized by the Skiing Commission, as a matter of tradition, following the January exam period. And last but not least, why not consider an annual membership at the Woluwe Sports Centre (find out more here). Saint-Louis students are entitled to a separate membership fee of 45 €. To become a member, fill in the appropriate section on the university application form, which you can also find on your intranet page. Alternatively, you can get in touch with the Student and Social Affairs Service (SAES). Saint-Louis offers to rent 35 rooms to rent in two mixed student houses located either just a short walk away from the university. Several furnished bedrooms (including a bed, a wardrobe and a shelf, a desk, a chair, and a washbasin) are arranged around standard rooms, composed of a fully equipped kitchen, a living room, and sanitary fittings. There are four accommodation types: room standard with washbasin, room standard + with washbasin, room with private sanitary fittings, and studio with private sanitary fittings and kitchen. In partnership with Quarles Student Housing, 141 rooms in the new mixed student residence « Ommegang » located on the Saint-Louis campus. The residence has three floors, each with about fifty furnished rooms, collective fully equipped kitchens, and standard sanitary fittings. There are five accommodation types: room standard with washbasin, room standard + with washbasin, room premium with private sanitary fittings, studio with private sanitary fittings, and kitchen and studio for a disabled person. Rents are index-linked and vary from 385 to 625 € per month, depending on the size, comfort, housing equipment, and services. This price includes water, heating, electricity, internet connection, and cleaning of the standard rooms... Deposit is equivalent to 1 month's rent. The lease agreement is concluded for 12 months. Financial assistance may be available depending on your family's economic and social circumstances. Please note that you will be asked to provide supporting documents along with the assistance request form if you wish to apply. If you do qualify, the amount of assistance can be deducted from your accommodation rent. The request for financial assistance must be made to the Accommodation Office before the 31st of October of the current year. View full university
  4. In Europe's heart, just 1h20 by train from Paris, 1h30 from Amsterdam, and 1h50 from London and Cologne, Brussels offers all the advantages of a capital city and the quality of life of a large and lively town. Brussels is home to all the major European institutions. It is the EU's official seat and many other political and economic decision-making entities and boasts a growing number of businesses, organizations, and international experts. The long tradition of hospitality and exchange in Europe's greenest capital means visitors and residents alike can enjoy a broad mix of world food and music. At the same time, culture vultures can choose from a host of museums and shows. Located in the city's heart, the Université libre de Bruxelles or ULB also offers many cultural, festive, and sports activities. The university campuses and surrounding areas are beautiful, providing just the right mix between study and leisure. The Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB) is a multicultural university with almost one-third of its students and researchers from abroad. ULB turns "international" into a daily reality, the setting for life, and work on campus, just like Brussels itself, one of the world's most cosmopolitan cities. This inter-cultural approach started with Africa in the middle of the 20th century, and today involves every continent. The University has 20% of Europeans and 10% from the rest of the world in its student body. Promoted by the various European mobility programs, cooperation with industrialized and emerging countries, which always existed in research, is now undergoing a genuine boom. Beyond the many student exchanges (Erasmus in Europe, bilateral agreements elsewhere globally), ULB is setting up an increasing number of truly integrated courses with international partners, going as far as jointly granting Masters and Doctoral degrees. Some of these courses have been awarded the prestigious Erasmus Mundus label. ULB is a modern, acknowledged university on the international scene, which in 1990 launched the UNICA network. This network of universities in European capitals brings together 45 universities and over one million students. It is also a founding member of the International Forum of Public Universities (IFPU). This highly dynamic policy of openness to Europe and the world is reflected in many partnerships, agreements, and cooperative programs with some of the world's best universities. Privileged partnerships link us with Waseda, Cambridge, Oxford, Paris IV - UMPC, Berkeley, Montreal, Fudan, British Columbia, and the Collège de France. As a multicultural university with one-third of students and researchers from abroad, international relations is a daily reality for the Université libre de Bruxelles, just like the city of Brussels itself, one of the world's most cosmopolitan cities. Collaboration with universities worldwide has been stepped up in education and research, thanks mainly to the various European mobility programs. In addition to student mobility programs, the University offers diverse integrated programs with foreign partners, including joint Master and doctoral degrees. Several of these programs have received the prestigious Erasmus Mundus accreditation. Its outward-looking position about Europe and the world has resulted in some agreements, collaborations, and unique partnerships with some of the world's top universities. With many years of experience on the international stage, the University launched UNICA, a network of 45 leading European universities that encompasses over a million students. It is also a founding member of the International Forum of Public Universities (IFPU). The Université libre de Bruxelles is determined to give everyone the chance to continue their higher education studies and has developed a range of student support initiatives: e.g., financial and psychological support, guidance, French classes, etc. The University also provides off-campus academic support. One notable example is a support program for underachieving secondary school pupils (Schola), which was awarded the UNESCO Comenius prize. Since its foundation in 1834, the Université libre de Bruxelles has been closely involved in the ongoing debate on critical thinking and freedom. This has included outspoken opposition to dictatorships and other nationalist abuses, the promotion of equal opportunities, and a raft of other social issues. After founding one of the first NGOs (CEMUBAC), the University has continued to play an active role in development aid and international cooperation. European and international, welcoming and independent, committed, and dynamic, the Université libre de Bruxelles can also count on its vast global alumni network (UAE), the University's best ambassadors. Based on the principle of free inquiry that postulates independent reasoning and the rejection of all dogma, the University has retained its original ideals as a free institution firmly engaged in defense of democratic and human values. View full university
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