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GuestPoster009Guest15 January 2018 11:32:08

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Hi everybody! I am Giovanna, a 20-year-old Italian girl. I would like to study Medicine in Belgium (I have been thinking of applying to ULB University) and I would highly appreciate if someone could give me some good advice. Thanks in advance (so sorry for my bad English, it is not my mother tongue)

Currylover Serial expat

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CurryloverSerial expat15 January 2018 22:50:08

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Parlez-vous Francais? Niveau cefr c1?

Do you speak french ? cefr c1 ?

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GuestPoster009Guest16 January 2018 11:03:15

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I can speak a little French, I'm not that good though

Currylover Serial expat

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CurryloverSerial expat17 January 2018 21:51:24

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Medicine at ulb is in French.

aneesh Belgium expert

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aneeshBelgium expert18 January 2018 08:19:57

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Indeed, I dont know if any Universities in Belgium offers medicine program fully in English.

Did you find such a program Giovanna ?

Aliuqa Member

Member since 02 December 2012

AliuqaMember19 January 2018 16:44:46

Check directly on the ulb or ucl websites. You can ask them for more info by email.

GuestPoster009 Guest

GuestPoster009Guest19 January 2018 17:20:02

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Unfortunately no. I was wondering if someone knows

Currylover Serial expat

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CurryloverSerial expat19 January 2018 17:43:27

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It's not a great sign you cannot read the French on the ULB website.
As I said, medicine at ULB is in French.
You also need to pass an exam which measures your aptitude for medicine, in French of course, to be able to be accepted onto the course.
https://www.ulb.ac.be/enseignements/ins … ntees.html

In addition, you need B2 level French to study at a francophone Belgian university, undergraduate cycle.
https://www.ulb.ac.be/enseignements/ins … ncais.html

Aliuqa Member

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AliuqaMember20 January 2018 17:44:26

Good luck to you:)

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GuestPoster009Guest20 January 2018 20:21:51

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Thank you all very much

Aliuqa Member

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AliuqaMember20 January 2018 23:31:56

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You are welcome:)

ishmeet Member

Member since 26 September 2017

ishmeetMember17 July 2018 08:12:57

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I know !!!

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