> How can I get admitted?
Fill in the 'Get Started' form on our
contact page to begin your application process.
> How can I get a visa?
After pre-enrolment, we'll evaluate your documents. Once approved, you'll need to pay the first year's fee to receive a final acceptance letter and a definitive admission letter, which you can use along with other required documents to apply for a visa at the embassy in your country.
> Do your diploma and transcript say Brussels College?
Yes, from the start, you are recognized as a Brussels College student. Your transcripts and diploma will indicate completion of all coursework at Brussels College, similar to full-time on-campus students.
> Which degrees are available at Brussels College?
Brussels College offers a variety of undergraduate degrees. Visit our Degrees page for a complete list, including programs in Business, IT, Psychology, and more.
> Is it possible to pursue a double major or dual degree?
Yes, you can apply for a dual major or dual degree if the second major is available. You can discuss this option with your supervisor and complete the necessary forms at a later stage.
> What sets Brussels College courses apart from other on-campus offerings?
Brussels College maintains high quality and academic rigor across all its course offerings, whether on-campus or hybrid, often with dedicated sections for remote students.
> Can students graduate in 6 semesters?
Yes, full-time students at Brussels College can complete their degree in six semesters, depending on the program structure and student performance.
> Can a student study at BC for one or two years and then transfer to another university in Belgium, the UK, or other international universities?
Yes, as BC's programs are regulated by Ofqual UK, these qualifications are recognized worldwide, allowing students to transfer to other universities with a valid transcript approved by Ofqual.
> Does Brussels College offer dual degree programs?
Yes, students with high academic standing may enrol in dual degree programs, with guidance from academic advisors.
