bachelor courses in english

7POSTS

13 years ago

Dear,
I have been looking for a while for some bachelor courses offered in english in Antwerp or nearby area for my partner.
But have found very limited options.
She now has decided to go for correspondence or distant learning courses. But whatever we have found are mainly in dutch or in french. Anyone has idea about open university who offer bachelor programme in english? Travel once a week or few time a month to attend classes or for exam is not a problem.

Thanks
Chandan

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hannahhadman Serial expat

951POSTS

13 years ago

sadly just depends on the course sciences and medical things are useally in english computer programming etc

schandank New member

7POSTS

13 years ago

Thanks for your quick reply.
You are correct.
We are looking for courses in field of interior designing, hospitality or arts or other general areas..

not in medical or engineering..

hannahhadman Serial expat

951POSTS

13 years ago

hospitality or arts or other general areas are porbs near imposable. Is she learning Dutch maybe she can do a long distance and you someone can help her with the Dutch that's what im doing but ive already been learning it for 18 months and obv ill need the dutch to work here thats why. Apart from that I have no idea

schoolmum Serial expat

726POSTS

13 years ago

You can register with the Open University (UK).

In Brussels, just one university offers one undergraduate degree in English, HU Brussel, so I'd imagine it would be the same in Antwerpen.

schandank New member

7POSTS

13 years ago

Many thanks for these link..i had a quick look ...looks interesting.
Will check them in detail.
Thanks again

schoolmum Serial expat

726POSTS

13 years ago

At Antwerp university, there are undergraduate courses in English, but they form part of a degree which must be taught in part in Dutch, so they contribute to a percentage of an undergraduate degree.