Thisis a summary of the webinar of UCLL (University college Leuven-Limburg) which aired on 12-11-2’25 and can be viewed here: https://thestudyabroadportal.com/open-day/ucll-3-year-international-degrees-build-your-future-in-business-tech-2025-26/?utm_source=Blog
Key Points Discussed
The webinar focused on providing information about various academic programs offered by UCLL, including the Bachelor of Applied Computer Science program and the International Business Management Marketing program.
The structure of the Bachelor of Applied Computer Science program was explained, covering foundational courses and specialization options, with a student ambassador sharing a positive experience with the server and system management course.
The practical and hands-on approach of the programs was highlighted, preparing students for IT-related jobs globally.
The International Business Management program across Europe was discussed, emphasizing the unique opportunity to study in different countries each year, with insights shared by student ambassadors on housing and accommodation experiences.
Specific details were provided regarding application fees, housing tips, and English test requirements, including the application fee refund policy, finding housing in different countries, and exemptions from English tests for individuals from native English-speaking countries.
Attendees were encouraged to engage with the admissions team for specific queries regarding applications and requirements.
Notable Quotes
“The program’s hands-on approach really helped me understand server and system management better.” – Mylène
“Studying in different countries has broadened my perspective and enriched my learning experience.” – Yara
“The practical projects and real-world cases have prepared us well for the dynamic IT industry.” – Lisel
Questions from the Audience
Q: Will the application fee be refunded if a visa won’t be issued?
A: The application fee is typically non-refundable due to administrative work already done.
Q: Do I need to take an extra English test if my education has been in English?
A: Exemption from English tests is common for individuals from native English-speaking countries.
Key Takeaways
The program’s hands-on approach really helped students understand the topics better.
Finding housing can involve risks, especially when using platforms like Facebook.
Exemption from English tests is often granted to individuals from native English-speaking countries.
Call-to-Action
Attendees were encouraged to verify specific details with admissions teams for accurate information.
