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About the course
Brussels School of Governance (BSoG)
The Brussels School of Governance is an alliance between Vesalius College and the Institute for European Studies. This latter one is a Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence in Brussels, offering an outstanding research-focused environment in the heart of Europe. Located close to the main EU institutions, and in proximity to international organisations and law firms, there are excellent networking and internship opportunities. The BSoG boasts excellent teaching facilities and a modern working space, right next to the amenities of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) Etterbeek campus. For more information, visit our website here.
Entry Requirements
We consider for admission a Master’s degree, or equivalent of at least 240 ECTS in Social, Economic or Political Sciences, Business, Law and/or Contemporary History. If your degree is not within these disciplines, relevant work experience in these or related fields may qualify.
Candidates must also have excellent study results for both prior degrees of 70% (2nd class honours upper division, Belgian equivalent; upper 2:1 UK equivalent, 2.8/4 GPA). For more details: View Website
Fees
€5000/year (for full-time enrolments)
€3000/year (for part-time enrolments)
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Student Profile(s)
Nicky Pullens

The Master in European Integration has provided me with several enriching perspectives on today’s European Union. We were taught by experienced professors who all have a passion for the EU but nonetheless do not turn a blind eye to its shortcomings. The Institute for European Studies is a place where I have made many friends from around the globe – it’s a truly international environment in the heart of Europe.
Bruno Duarte
I began the European Commission recruitment process less than six months after concluding the Euromaster. It says plenty about the programme’s value and about how it improved performance in my previous job. Amongst job interview questions was that about Regional Policy: what I learned at the IES enabled me to give a concise, knowledge-based answer that contributed to a positive impression and the decision to select me for the recruitment process. The IES is a prime example of an academic institute that prepares Institution officials. Thoroughly embedded in the European sphere, and accessible to most students, the IES has this phenomenal role in making people's dreams and objectives, including mine, possible.
Scholarships
The BSoG scholarships take the form of a reduced tuition fee (partial waiver).
They are awarded on the basis of merit and demonstrated need upon decision of the program's board.
Applications for the partial waiver have to be sent together with the application for the master program itself. Students can apply for such a partial waiver by 15 April at the latest.
Eligibility
The scholarships are awarded on the basis of merit and demonstrated need. Students have to apply for the scholarships when they apply for the master's program.
Application Procedure
Please see the application form on how to apply for the waiver.