Regular enrolment for EU nationals

You do have an European high school degree?

For any secondary school diploma from an European Union country, the admission application must contain the equivalence of your diploma or, at the very least, proof of the filing of the equivalence request with the Wallonia-Brussels Federation (French Community of Belgium). For any information relating to obtaining an equivalence, please refer to the relevant department.

Note: The following two qualifications are automatically deemed equivalent to the Certificate of Upper Secondary Education (Certificat d'enseignement secondaire supérieur – CESS):

• European Baccalaureate issued by the Board of Governors of a European School

• International Baccalaureate issued by the International Baccalaureate Office in Geneva

You don't have an European high school degree?

• Candidates, whatever their nationality, with a secondary school diploma from a country outside the European Union, must have obtained an average of 13/20 minimum or, failing that, have obtained this average, have passed one year of study in Belgium (for example special Maths / sciences).

• For any secondary school diploma from a country outside the European Union, the admission application must contain the equivalence of your diploma issued by the Wallonia-Brussels Federation (French Community of Belgium). If you have a restrictive equivalence for the programme of your choice, in addition of it, you must have either the DAES or a certificate of successful completion of the examination giving access to 1^st cycle studies when you submit your application.
  CAUTION: will be refused any application that, when submitted, does not include the equivalence of your secondary school diploma, the DAES or the certificate of successful completion of the examination giving access to 1^st cycle studies.