Why Study in Belgium
Belgium has English-taught master's at public universities, fees that each university lists in public, rules that let students work, and up to 12 months after graduation to look for a job. Here are the facts.
Why Study in Belgium
English-taught master's, clear rules and time to find work
Universities and Programs
Main universities that students from India and Pakistan choose.
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Work During and After Your Studies
Belgian rules let you earn while you study and stay to find a job.
While you study
Up to 20 hours a week while classes run; no limit in school holidays.
Before your A card ends
Ask at your town hall (the local city office) for the search year (a year to look for work), at least 15 days before your A card ends.
Search year
Up to 12 months to find work or start a business. You may work any hours.
Build your career in Belgium
After a Belgian degree, students from outside the EEA, like students from India and Pakistan, can ask for up to 12 months to look for work. They may work any hours during that year.
Key Benefits
Graduate Employment
What Makes Belgium Different
Facts that matter for students from India and Pakistan.
Many languages
Belgium has three official languages. English is not official but is often spoken.
Quality checks
A body called the Accreditation Organisation of the Netherlands and Flanders (NVAO) checks that programs in Flanders are good enough.
Published fees
University of Antwerp master's fee for students from outside the EEA (the EU countries plus Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway), for 2026-27: EUR 7,800 for 60 credits (one full year).
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