Overview of Higher Online Education in Sweden

Sweden's higher online education consists of over 60 institutions that offer various forms of higher education. This includes over 35 public online universities and online university colleges and over 20 private institutions. At 76 percent, Sweden has one of the highest percentages of students starting higher education as a percentage of its population.

Sweden's funding of higher online education exceeds that of most of the world with 1.5 percent of their GDP being spent. About half of that money goes towards doctoral level programs and research, resulting in a high number of doctoral program graduates and significant interest among prospective doctoral students from around the world. Since public higher education is funded almost entirely by the government, both Swedes other EU citizens able to attend free of charge. Living costs and study materials can be financed through government grants and online loans, to make it possible for all students to attend regardless of income or where they live.

Admissions to bachelor's level programs for both public and private institutions are based on final secondary school grades and scores on the Swedish Scholastic Aptitude Test. In the common scenario where there are more qualified applicants that there are spaces available for a given program, students are ranked by their school grade averages. Some programs also require knowledge from specific coursework at the secondary school level such as a higher level of math for an Economics program.

Sweden's higher education is overseen by the Swedish National Agency for Higher Education which is also responsible for reviewing the quality of institutions.

Types of Schools and Degrees

The country's public and private universities offer bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees. University colleges of which there are over 20 public and close to 10 private, offer diplomas, bachelor's and master's degrees although a few have obtained permission to offer limited doctoral degrees. There are also over 12 independent schools with the right to award qualifications in psychotherapy.

The name of a school does not necessarily correspond to the type of school it is; some universities use the Swedish term for college (hogskola) and some university colleges call themselves universities. The only real difference is whether the school has unrestricted rights to award doctoral level degrees.

Many of the universities and university colleges offer a broad range of subjects while others specialize in areas such as medicine, technology, fine arts, social sciences and psychology. Within Sweden, the schools are seen as equivalent to each other with desired program availability, location and size being the primary considerations when students choose a school.

All bachelor's degrees and above conform to the structure set by the Bologna Agreement which standardized higher education degrees across the 29 European nations that participated.

International Students

Many students from other countries are drawn to study in Sweden resulting in approximately eight percent of Sweden's higher education students coming from outside Sweden. A remarkable 33 percent of doctoral students come from abroad. Students must speak fluent Swedish to take courses taught in the native language although there are many programs that are taught in English and require English proficiency. Students from outside the EU and EEA will also need to obtain a visa which can take several months to receive.

Beginning in the fall of 2011, international students from outside the EU and EEA who are beginning their studies at a Swedish institution will be required to pay application and tuition fees, which will vary by school. EU and EEA students will continue to receive a Swedish higher education for free.

Admission of foreign students is determined by each institution based on students' prior education and test scores. Sweden has a pooled admissions system, allowing prospective students to apply for more than one program via the same application.

About Sweden

Over 9.2 million people live in Sweden which is located in northern Europe with Norway to it's west, the Baltic Sea and Gulf of Bothnia to its east and Finland across its northern border. The most heavily populated areas in the south have a temperate climate and mild temperatures year-round.

Although Swedish in the official language, about 89 percent of residents speak fluent English, making it Europe's most English proficient country. Sweden is the home of the Nobel Prize committees for all prizes except the Peace prize. It is a member of the European Union but maintains its own currency – the krona. Sweden maintains a high standard of living and ranked 7th on the 2009 United Nation's Human Development Index.

Sweden Universities

Blekinge University -- Blekinge Institute of Technology - Karlskrona

Hoegskolan i Lulea -- Luleå University of Technology - Luleå

Danshögskolan -- University College of Dance and Circus - Stockholm

Free University of Stockholm -- Stockholm

Goeteborgs Universitet -- University of Gothenburg - Gothenburg

Halmstad University College -- Halmstad

Hoegskolan i Boras -- Borås University College - Borås

Hoegskolan i Joenkoeping -- Jönköping University - Jönköping

Hoegskolan i Kalmar -- Linnaeus University - Kalmar, Växjö

Hoegskolan i Skovde -- Skövde University College - Skövde

Hoegskolan Kristianstad -- Kristianstad University College - Kristianstad

Högskolan Dalarna -- Dalarna University College - Borlänge, Falun

Högskolan i Gävle -- Gävle University College - Gävle

Högskolan Trollhättan - Uddevalla -- University College West - Trollhättan

Karlstads universitet -- Karlstad University - Karlstad

Linkoepings universitet -- Linköping University - Linköping

Lunds universitet -- Lund University - Lund

Mälardalens Högskola -- Mälardalen University - Eskilstuna, Västerås

Malmo University -- Malmö University - Malmö

Mitthoegskolan -- Mid Sweden University - Härnösand, Östersund, Sundsvall

Örebro universitet -- Örebro University - Örebro

Stockholm University -- Stockholm

Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet -- Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences - Uppsala

Umea universitet -- Umeå University - Umeå

Uppsala Universitet -- Uppsala University - Uppsala

World Maritime University -- Malmö

Overview of Higher Online Education in France

The higher education system in France includes large broad-based public universities and smaller specialized schools that may be public or private. The public universities and schools are fully funded by the government aside from minimal registration fees paid by students. In addition to degree-granting universities and schools, France has a strong vocational program that focuses on manufacturing, trades and services. These programs are referred to as short programs, last two to three years and include internships.

University-level degrees are awarded at the bachelor's, master's and doctoral level and are considered equivalent to these degrees in many other countries. More than 35 percent of the French population earns a bachelor's degree or higher from a post-secondary school.

Types of Schools and Degrees

Over 90 public universities and over 170 professional schools offer a full spectrum of post-secondary education. The universities offer a wide array of degree programs while professional schools, also referred to as specialized schools, train students for a professional career in a particular subject area. These schools, which may be public or private, are more selective in their admissions and have much smaller enrollments than the universities. Schools known as grandes écoles are the highest echelon of professional school and have extremely competitive admissions. Most specialize in engineering and business. Two-thirds of students attending post-secondary schools attend public universities.

As a result of the Bologna process of 1999, degrees earned in France are equivalent to those from all other European countries as well as many others. Bachelor's degrees can be earned in three to four years, master's degrees in another one to two years and doctoral degrees in varying amounts of time. Tuition at public universities is free for both citizens and non-citizens other than some minimal fees that usually do not total more than 300 euros a year.

International Students

International students have made up about 11 percent of higher education enrollment in recent years with many students drawn to arts, history and architecture programs. France is one of the most popular countries for international students. The general universities are open to all applicants that qualify to attend a university or college in their own country. The professional or specialized schools are more selective so applicants will need to provide academic records and may need to take entrance exams before being accepted.

International students are admitted to the highly-regarded grandes écolesbased on their academic record with most students attending only after completion of some post-secondary schooling elsewhere.

Tuition for international students is the same as for citizens and is rarely higher than 300 euros a year. France has a high cost of living so students should plan on having at least 1000 euros per month for living expenses.

Other requirements for international students include:

• French language fluency, which usually needs to be proven via a French language proficiency exam that can usually be taken in one's home country.
• Possession of a student visa.
• Submission of a preliminary application of admission. This must be done onlineby residents of thirty participating countries.

Campus France is a national French agency which promotes French education abroad and has a website with helpful information for international students.

About France

France is the largest country (in area) in the European Union with a population of about 60 million. Over 2 million people reside in the largest city, Paris and 11 million live in the greater metropolitan area of Paris. France includes ten islands and territories including Guadeloupe, Martinique and the largest territory, French Guiana. It is the sixth largest economy in the world and is one of the founding members of the European Union.

France is the most visited tourist destination in the world as people are drawn to its culture of art, food, architecture and historical sites such as the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe and Notre Dame Cathedral. France is rated in the top tier of the United Nations Education Index and Human Development Index.

France Universities

Université de Toulon-Var -- University of the South Toulon Var - Toulon

American University of Paris -- Paris

BEM - Bordeaux Management School -- Bordeaux Management School (BEM) - Bordeaux, Paris

British Institute in Paris, University of London -- University of London Institute in Paris - Paris

Centre universitaire de Formation et de Recherche Jean-François Champollion -- University Center Jean-François Champollion - Toulouse

Ecole des Hautes Etudes Commerciales du Nord -- EDHEC Business School - Lille, Nice, Paris

Ecole nationale des Chartes -- National School of the Charters - Paris

Faculté de Sciences Economiques et de Gestion – Université Lumière Lyon 2 -- University Lyon 2 - Lyon

Institut catholique d'Etudes supérieures -- Catholic Institute of Higher Studies - La Roche-sur-Yon

International Space University -- Illkirch-Graffenstaden

Université Aix-Marseille III -- Université Paul Cézanne Aix-Marseille III - Aix-en-Provence

Université Bordeaux 1 -- University of Bordeaux 1 - Bordeaux

Université Catholique De L'Ouest -- Catholic University of the West - Angers

Université catholique de Lille -- Catholic University of Lille - Lille

Université catholique de Lyon -- Catholic University of Lyon - Lyon

Université d'Aix-Marseille 1 -- University of Provence Aix-Marseille I - Aix-en-Provence, Marseille

Université d'Aix-Marseille 2 -- University of the Mediterranean Aix-Marseille II - Aix-en-Provence, Marseille

Université d'Angers -- University of Angers - Angers

Université d'Artois -- Artois University - Arras

Université d'Auvergne -- University of Auvergne - Clermont-Ferrand

Université d'Avignon -- University of Avignon - Avignon

Université d'Evry -- University of Évry Val d'Essonne - Évry

Université d'Orléans -- University of Orléans - Orléans

Université de Bordeaux 2 -- Victor Segalen Bordeaux 2 University - Bordeaux

Université de Bourgogne -- University of Burgundy - Dijon

Université de Bretagne Occidentale -- University of Western Brittany - Brest

Université de Bretagne Sud -- University of Southern Brittany - Morbihan

Université de Caen Basse-Normandie -- University of Caen Lower Normandy - Caen

Université de Cergy-Pontoise -- Cergy-Pontoise University - Cergy-Pontoise

Université de Clermont-Ferrand 2 -- Blaise Pascal University - Clermont-Ferrand

Université de Corse -- University of Corsica Pascal Paoli - Corte

Université de Franche-Comté -- University of Franche-Comté - Besançon

Université de Haute-Alsace -- Haute Alsace University - Colmar, Mulhouse

Université de La Rochelle -- University of La Rochelle - La Rochelle

Université de Lille 2 -- Lille 2 University of Health and Law - Lille

Université de Limoges -- University of Limoges - Limoges

Université de Lyon 1 -- Claude Bernard University Lyon 1 – Lyon – The Universite Lyon 1, also known as Universite Claude Bernard Lyon 1 was established in 1971... Sometimes the university is referred to as UCBL...

Université de Lyon 2 -- Lumière University Lyon 2 - Lyon

Université de Lyon 3 -- Jean Moulin University Lyon 3 - Lyon

Université de Marne-la-Vallée -- University of Marne la Vallée - Marne la Vallee

Université de Metz -- University Paul Verlaine-Metz - Metz

Université de Montpellier 1 -- University of Montpellier 1 - Montpellier

Université de Montpellier 2 -- University of Montpellier 2 – Montpellier – The Montpellier 2 University, established in 1970.

Université de Montpellier 3 -- University of Montpellier III Paul Valéry - Montpellier

Université de Nantes -- University of Nantes - Nantes

Université de Nice - Sophia Antipolis -- University of Nice Sophia Antipolis - Nice

Université de Nîmes -- University of Nîmes - Nîmes

Université de Paris 01 -- University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne - Paris

Université de Paris 02 -- Pantheon-Assas Paris II University - Paris

Université de Paris 03 -- University of the New Sorbonne - Paris

Université de Paris 04 -- Paris-Sorbonne University - Paris

Université de Paris 05 -- Paris Descartes University - Paris

Université de Paris 06 -- Pierre and Marie Curie University - Paris

Université de Paris 07 -- Paris Diderot University - Paris

Université de Paris 08 -- University of Vincennes in Saint-Denis - Paris

Université de Paris 09 -- Paris Dauphine University - Paris

Université de Paris 10 -- Paris West University Nanterre La Défense - Nanterre

Université de Paris 11 -- Paris-Sud 11 University - Paris

Université de Paris 12 -- Paris 12 Val de Marne University - Val de Marne

Université de Paris 13 -- University of Paris 13 - Paris

Université de Pau -- University of Pau and Pays de l'Adour - Pau

Université de Perpignan -- University of Perpignan Via Domitia - Perpignan

Université de Picardie Jules Verne -- University of Picardie Jules Verne - Amiens

Université de Poitiers -- University of Poitiers - Poitiers

Université de Reims -- University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne - Reims

Université de Rennes 1 -- University of Rennes 1 - Rennes

Université de Rennes 2 -- University of Rennes 2-Upper Brittany - Rennes

Université de Rouen -- University of Rouen - Rouen

Université de Saint-Etienne -- Jean Monnet University - Saint-Étienne

Université de Savoie -- University of Savoy - Chambéry

Université de Strasbourg 1 -- University of Strasbourg - Strasbourg

Université de Toulouse 1 -- University Toulouse 1 Capitol - Toulouse

Université de Toulouse 2 -- University of Toulouse II - Toulouse

Université de Toulouse 3 -- Paul Sabatier University - Toulouse

Université de Tours -- François Rabelais University - Tours

Université de Valenciennes -- University of Valenciennes and Hainaut-Cambresis - Valenciennes

Université de Versailles -- Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines University - Versailles

Université de wallis -- University of Wallis - Wallis

Université du Havre -- University of Le Havre - Le Havre

Université du littoral -- University of the Littoral Opal Coast - Dunkerque

Université du Maine -- University of Maine - Le Mans

Université Grenoble 1 -- Joseph Fourier University - Grenoble

Université Grenoble 2 -- Pierre Mendès-France University - Grenoble

Université Lille 3 -- Charles de Gaulle University-Lille III - Lille

Université Michel de Montaigne -- Michel de Montaigne University Bordeaux 3 - Bordeaux

Université Montesquieu - Bordeaux IV -- University Montesquieu-Bordeaux IV - Bordeaux

Université Nancy 1 -- Henri Poincaré University - Nancy

Université Nancy 2 -- Nancy University 2 - Nancy

Université Panthéon Sorbonne (Paris1) -- Sorbonne Graduate Business School - Paris

Université Stendhal -- Stendhal University Grenoble 3 - Grenoble

Université UCO Bretagne Nord -- UCO Northern Brittany - Guingamp

Overview of Higher Online Education in Denmark

Overview of Higher Education in Denmark

Denmark has set a national goal of enabling half of its younger population to gain a higher education. Currently, about 41 percent of the Danish population pursues higher education. To help meet its goal, Denmark has a variety of types of institutions that provide educational programs that range from two-year vocational programs through post-graduate doctoral studies.

Admission to Denmark's higher education institutions requires completion of one of four upper secondary school leaving examinations. Depending on the institution and program, students may need to meet specific course prerequisites, take entrance examinations, achieve minimum grades and/or provide a portfolio of work. There is no tuition charged to Danish and EU citizens at any level of higher education.

The Danish Ministry of Education is responsible for oversight of higher education and the Accreditation Council within the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation is responsible for accrediting higher education institutions including private schools that offer state grants.

Types of Schools and Degrees

Higher education in Denmark is provided by four different types of schools:

• Research universities - twelve universities confer research-based bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees.
• University-level institutions - offer more narrowly-focused programs such as architecture, design and the arts and confer bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees.
• University colleges - offer professional bachelor's degree programs that take from three to four years to complete and include practical experience.
• Academies of professional higher education - offer two-year degree vocation programs resulting in an Academy Professional degree.

All of the bachelor's, master's and doctoral degree programs conform to the Bologna Agreement's structure which standardizes degrees across Europe.

International Students

International students can apply to study in Denmark directly to an institution or through an exchange program. Courses are usually taught in Danish but there are also many programs available in English, especially at the master's and doctoral levels. About five and a half percent of higher education students have come from outside of Denmark in recent years.

The largest higher education institution in Denmark is the University of Copenhagen which attracts many international students to its 100 or so departments and research centers. Attended by about 37,000 students including approximately 5,500 international students, it is the highest ranked university in Scandinavia.

Each institution in Denmark is responsible for admitting students based on its own requirements for a given program. All programs require a high proficiency in English and programs taught in Danish will necessitate students pass a Danish language exam.

International students from outside the EU pay tuition that typically ranges from 6000 to 16,000 euros a year. No tuition is paid by doctoral students who instead receive a salary from the university; their programs including teaching courses along with conducting research, taking courses and preparing their thesis.

Those who want to learn more about options for studying in Denmark can go to the official government Study in Denmark website.

About Denmark

Denmark is the southernmost Scandinavian country, bordered by ocean on all sides except the south which is bordered by Germany. It also includes two major islands, one on which the capital of Copenhagen is located. Its population of over five million primarily speaks the official Danish language although a large proportion of the population also speaks English.

Although a member of the European Union, it maintains own currency, the Danish krone. The capital of Copenhagen is the most visited city in the Scandinavian countries and has been recognized as having one of the highest qualities of life. Denmark tied for first place with Australia, Finland and New Zealand on UN's Education Index in 2006. It also received a first place ranking by Forbes magazine as having the best business climate.

Denmark Universities

Aalborg University -- Aalborg

Aarhus Universitet -- Aarhus University - Aarhus

Arkitektskolen i Aarhus -- Aarhus School of Architechture - Aarhus

CVU - Ingeniørhøjskolen i Århus -- Aarhus School of Engineering - Aarhus

Danmarks Pædagogiske Universitet -- Danish School of Education - København

Den Kgl. Veterinaer- og Landbohojskole -- Faculty of Life Sciences - Frederiksberg

Det Fynske Musikkonservatorium -- Carl Nielsen Academy of Music Odense - Odense

Det Jyske Musikkonservatorium -- Royal Academy of Music - Aarhus

Det Kongelige Danske Kunstakademi, Billedkunstskolerne -- Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Visual Arts School - Copenhagen

Det Kongelige Danske Kunstakademi, Konservatorskolen -- School of Conservation - Copenhagen

Det Kongelige Danske Musikkonservatorium -- Royal Danish Academy of Music - Frederiksberg

Folkeuniversitetet i Aalborg -- People's University - Aalborg

Ingeniørhøjskolen i København -- Engineering College of Copenhagen - Copenhagen

IT-Universitetet i København -- IT University of Copenhagen - Copenhagen

Kobenhavns Universitet -- University of Copenhagen - Copenhagen

Kunstakademiets Arkitektskole -- Academy of Fine Arts - Copenhagen

Nordjysk Musikkonservatorium -- Academy of Music - Aalborg

Roskilde Universitetscenter -- Roskilde University - Roskilde

Rytmisk Musikkonservatorium -- Rhythmic Music Conservatory - Copenhagen

Syddanks Universitet -- University of Southern Denmark - Esbjerg, Kolding, Copenhagen, Odense, Slagelse, Sønderborg

Vestjysk Musikkonservatorium -- Academy of Music and Music Communication - Esbjerg

Overview of Higher Online Education in Belgium

The country of Belgium is made up of a large Flemish community, a large French community and a much smaller German community. The Flemish and French communities each have their own system of higher online education. Students from the German community usually study elsewhere in Belgium or in Germany.

Admission to most of Belgium's higher  education online institutions is open to anyone who has graduated from secondary school. However, programs in medicine, engineering, business and arts may also require students to pass an entrance examination. Only schools that are accredited by the appropriate regional accrediting organization can confer degrees that will be recognized within Belgium and across Europe.

Tuition is free but there are registration fees for all public institutions which are set by the government These have been about 600 euros a year in the Flemish community and over 800 euros a year in the French Community.

Types of Schools and Degrees

Flemish Community

Higher education institutions are referred to as universities or university colleges. Academic degrees available at Flemish universities are bachelor's, master's, advanced master's and doctoral degrees. Professional degrees are offered at university colleges and include associate's, professional bachelor's and advanced bachelor's degrees. Bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees from both types of instituions follow the structure defined by the Bologna agreement which has standardized degrees across Europe.

The universities and university colleges in the Flemish community are grouped in associations where one university will have an association with one or more university colleges to facilitate research. Bachelor's level courses are taught in Dutch while some master's and doctoral level courses are taught in English to appeal to an international audience.

French Community

Universities, professional education schools, schools of architecture and schools of art provide academic and professional degree programs. These degree programs conform to the Bologna agreement which defines standards for degree programs across Europe. Universities offer bachelor's, master's, complementary master's and doctoral degrees as well as medical doctor and veterinary doctor degrees. Professional education schools and other institutions offer bachelor's and master's degrees.

International Students

Flemish Community

International students are able to enroll in bachelor's degree programs at universities, university colleges and other schools as long as they have completed a secondary education deemed equivalent to Belgium's secondary education. Admission to master's and doctoral programs is decided by the institution's board who will determine whether the student's foreign degree is equivalent to a degree earned in Belgium.

International students must have Dutch language competency and students from outside the European Union must obtain a student visa. All international students must register with the local administration in Belgium within eight days of arrival. Tuition and fees for international students vary by institution but are generally higher than for Belgium's citizens.

French Community

Higher education in the French community is very popular for international students with about 19 percent of all students coming from outside Belgium. Admission of foreign students is determined by individual universities and schools which decide whether a student's secondary education qualifications are equivalent to Belgium's. Certain areas of study such as art, engineering, and science require that students take an entrance examination that is also required of Belgium's students.

Fees for international students vary by institution and are higher than fees paid by Belgium's citizens. EU students pay more than citizens of Belgium but less than non-EU students. In 2010, a non-EU student may have typically paid about 1500 euros in addition to the normal registration fee of about 820 euros each year. There may also be additional charges for international students that vary by school.

About Belgium

Belgium is a country of about 10.7 million people which is made up of two major linguistic groups, the Flemish who speak Dutch and the French. A much smaller group speaks German. Its complex system of government involves a federal government, language-based community governments as well as regional governments. It is bordered by France, Germany, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, and the North Sea. Its capital, Brussels, is the seat of the European Union and NATO.

Belgium's GDP is the 31st largest in the world and it ranked 17th on the United Nations 2009 Human Development Index. Belgium has a very high rate of those who pursue post-secondary education, compared with its European neighbors.

Belgium Universities

Académie des Beaux-Arts de Tournai -- Academy of Fine Arts in Tournai - Tournai

Académie royale des Beaux-Arts de la ville de Bruxelles - École supérieure des Arts -- Royal Academy of Fine Arts City of Brussels - Brussels

Arteveldehogeschool -- University College Arteveldehogeschool - Ghent

Brussels School of International Studies -- University of Kent's Brussels School of International Studies (BSIS) - Brussels

Carolus Magnus University -- Brussels

Conservatoire royal de Bruxelles -- Royal Conservatory of Brussels - Brussels

Conservatoire royal de Liège -- Royal Conservatory of Liège - Liege

Conservatoire royal de Mons -- Royal Conservatory of Mons - Mons

Continental Theological Seminary -- Sint-Pieters-Leeuw

ECAM - Institut Superieur Industriel -- ECAM-Institut Superieur Industriel - Brussels

École nationale supérieure des Arts visuels de La Cambre -- National High School of Visual Arts - Brussels

École supérieure des Arts - École de recherche graphique -- School of Visual Research - Brussels

École supérieure des Arts de la ville de Liège -- Royal Academy de Liège Beaux-Arts - Liege

École supérieure des Arts plastiques et visuels de la Communauté française -- École supérieure des Arts plastiques et visuels de la Communauté française (ESAPV) - Mons

École supérieure des Arts Saint-Luc de Bruxelles -- École supérieure des Arts Saint-Luc de Bruxelles (ESA) - Brussels

École supérieure des Arts Saint-Luc de Liège -- Saint Luc Liege - Liege

Erasmushogeschool Brussel -- Erasmus Hogeschool - Brussels

European Open University -- Hasselt

Evangelische Theologische Faculteit, Leuven -- Evangelical Theological Faculty - Leuven

Facultés Universitaires Catholiques de Mons -- Mons

Facultés Universitaires Notre-Dame de la Paix -- University of Namur

Facultés universitaires Saint-Louis -- Brussels

Gembloux Agricultural University -- Gembloux

Groep T - Leuven Hogeschool -- Groep T-Leuven Hogeschool - Leuven

Haute Ecole Blaise Pascal -- Blaise Pascal Haute Ecole - Arlon

Haute Ecole Charlemagne -- Charlemagne High School - Liege

Haute Ecole Charleroi-Europe -- Charleroi-Europe High School - Loverval

Haute Ecole de Bruxelles -- Brussels

Haute Ecole de la Communauté française du Luxembourg 'Schuman' -- Haute Ecole Robert Schuman - Arlon

Haute Ecole de la Communauté française en Hainaut -- Mons

Haute Ecole de la Communauté française Paul-Henri Spaak -- Haute Ecole Paul-Henri Spaak - Brussels

Haute Ecole de la Province de Liège -- Higher Education Institution of the Province of Liège - Jemeppe

Haute École de Namur -- Haute Ecole de Namur - Namur

Haute Ecole Francisco Ferrer -- Brussels

Haute Ecole Galilée -- Brussels

Haute Ecole Léonard de Vinci -- Brussels

Haute Ecole libre de Bruxelles Ilya Prigogine -- Haute Ecole libre de Bruxelles - Brussels

Haute Ecole Libre Mosane -- Haute Ecole Libre Mosane (HELMO) - Liege

Haute Ecole Lucia de Brouckère -- Brussels

Haute Ecole provinciale de Charleroi - Université du Travail -- Haute Ecole Provinciale de Charleroi University Labor - Charleroi

Haute Ecole provinciale du Hainaut Occidental -- Haute Ecole provinciale du Hainaut Occidental (HEPHO) - Tournai

Haute Ecole Roi Baudouin -- Haute Ecole Roi Baudouin (HERB) - Mons

Hogeschool 'Sint-Lukas' Brussel -- Brussels

Hogeschool Antwerpen -- Antwerp

Hogeschool voor Wetenschap & Kunst -- School of Science and Art - Brussels

Hogeschool West-Vlaanderen -- Kortrijk

Institut des Arts de Diffusion -- Institute of Broadcasting Arts - Louvain-La-Neuve

Institut national supérieur des Arts du Spectacle et des Techniques de Diffusion -- Graduate School of Arts (INSAS) - Brussels

Institut Saint-Luc de Tournai -- Higher Institute of Architecture Saint-Luc de Wallonie - Ramegnies Chin

Institut supérieur d'Architecture de la Communauté française La Cambre -- Higher Institute of Architecture of the French Community La Cambre - Brussels

Institut supérieur d'Architecture Intercommunal -- Higher Institute of Architecture Lambert Lombard - Liege

Institut supérieur d'Architecture Saint-Luc de Bruxelles -- Institut Supérieur d'Architecture Saint-Luc - Saint-Gilles

Institut supérieur d'Architecture Saint-Luc de Wallonie - Site de Liège -- Higher Institute of Architecture Saint-Luc Wallonie - Liege

Institut supérieur d'Architecture Saint-Luc de Wallonie - Site de Tournai -- Institut supérieur d'Architecture Saint-Luc de Wallonie - Tournai

Institut supérieur de Musique et de Pédagogie -- Institut supérieur de Musique et de Pédagogie (IMEP) - Namur

Karel de Grote-Hogeschool Katholieke Hogeschool Antwerpen -- Karel de Grote-Hogeschool (KdG) - Antwerp

Katholieke Hogeschool 'Sint-Lieven', Gent -- Sint-Lieven Hogeschool - Ghent

Katholieke Hogeschool Brugge-Oostende -- Katholieke Hogeschool Brugge-Oostende (KHBO) - Brugge

Katholieke Hogeschool Kempen -- Geel

Katholieke Hogeschool Limburg -- Katholieke Hogeschool Limburg (KHLim) - Diepenbeek

Katholieke Hogeschool Mechelen -- Katholieke Hogeschool Mechelen (KHM) - Mechelen

Katholieke Universiteit Brussel -- Catholic University of Brussels - Brussels

Katholieke Universiteit Leuven -- Catholic University of Leuven - Leuven

Limburgs Universitair Centrum -- Hasslet University - Diepenbeek

Operastudio Vlaanderen -- Flanders Opera Studio - Antwerp

Plantijn Hogeschool -- Antwerp

Prins Leopold Instituut voor Tropische Geneeskunde -- Prince Leopold Institute of Tropical Medicine - Antwerp

Online Université catholique de Louvain -- Catholic University of Louvain

Online Université de Liège -- University of Liege

Online Université de Mons-Hainaut -- University of Mons-Hainaut

Online Université du Travail -- University Labor - Charleroi

Online Université Libre de Bruxelles -- Free University of Brussel

Online Universiteit Antwerpen -- University of Antwerpen

Online Universiteit Antwerpen Management School -- University of Antwerp Management School - Antwerp

Online Universiteit Gent -- University of Ghent

Online Universiteit Hasselt -- Hasselt

Online University of Liege Campus d'Arlon -- Arlon

Vrije Universiteit Brussel -- Free University of Brussel - Brussels