Teacher education exchange Limburg
UCLL is one of the largest Universities of Applied Sciences in Belgium with over 8 campuses and 15,500 students. Our campus locations allow for easy travel to Brussels as well as all European capitals. As a member of the European Universities Initiative with E³UDRES², we encourage transnational alliances to promote cooperation across borders and disciplines, while addressing societal challenges and improving the future skills of our students.
As the largest faculty of teacher education in Flanders, with almost 4,000 students, the faculty is known for its outstanding quality, practice orientation and personal guidance of each student.
More than 1000 young people with an international background already study with or visit us each year for a short or long exchange experience.
- Gain valuable knowledge in new teaching methods, while developing your language skills, but also the soft skills that you will need for personal growth and success in the future.
- Join a unique University of Applied Sciences that is focused on pushing the boundaries and moving towards a sustainable and just society.
- Our campuses are situated at the heart of Europe. You have fast and easy access to neighbouring countries, where you broaden both your horizons and cultural awareness!
- The campus is located in the ancient student city of Leuven offers both safe and green surroundings. In non-COVID times, there are plenty of restaurants, bars, cafés, festivals, cultural performances, activities and museums on offer, so, you will always have something to do.
- You will build an international network of friends and connections for the future.
- An international experience in Leuven will prove to be invaluable for your future (educational) career.
What's on offer
The Faculty of teacher education offers a spring semester to you as an exchange student. You’ll be part of a transdisciplinary student group for the Community Design Thinking course. Furthermore, our spring programme in Limburg focusses on storytelling, cultural heritage education and the teacher as a global citizen. You will also have the opportunity to engage in project-based learning experiences. Although the main language in the region of Flanders is Dutch, all courses are taught in English.