Source: https://www.vives.be/en/degree/tuition
Timestamp: 2019-05-26 03:47:39
Document Index: 555765788

Matched Legal Cases: ['art. 57', '§1', 'art. 57', '§1', 'art. 57', '§1']

Tuition fees | VIVES
A tuition fee, textbooks, accommodation costs, a rail pass,… Studying costs money. When signing up for higher education, you pay a yearly tuition fee. This tuition fee is determined by Flemish law and indexed on an annual basis. It applies to all universities and university of applied sciences in Flanders.
Tuition fees for students from the European Economic Area
The tuition fees for students of the European Economic Area (EEA) consist of a fixed registration fee and a variable fee based on the number of credit points included in the curriculum. The countries this fee applies to are all countries of the European Union (Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Republic of Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and the UK) and Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. .
The tuition fee depends on the student’s income, study programme and on whether the student is eligible for a scholarship. At the beginning of the academic year, the fixed registration fee is charged. When your study programme is approved, you will receive an invoice for the payment of the remaining variable fee, taking your number of credit points into account. This settlement applies both to students who take courses on the campus, as to students who take correspondence courses.
Tuition fee for diploma and credit contracts 2018-2019
Fixed registration fee
Total 60 creditsp
No scholarship € 238,30 € 11,40 € 922,30
Partial scholarship € 238,30 € 4,10 € 484,30
Full scholarship € 108,80 / € 108,80
Full scholarship (art. 57, §1)
You receive a full scholarship from the Flemish government for the academic year 2018-2019; or
You don’t receive a full scholarship from the Flemish government because you don’t meet their conditions, but you do meet the financial and nationality requirements imposed by the university of applied sciences (EEA-citizens).
Partial scholarship (art. 57, §1)
You don’t receive a scholarship from the Flemish government because you don’t meet their conditions, but the family income does not exceed € 3048; or
You do meet the conditions of the Flemish government to receive a scholarship, except for the rateable value of your house which is too high. You also meet the necessary nationality conditions (EEA-citizens)..
No scholarship (art. 57, §1)
the abovementioned categories do not apply to you, but you do meet the nationality conditions (EEA-citizens).
Students who take an exam contract pay a fixed registration fee per examination period of € 105 and a variable fee per credit point of € 4
Specific extra costs can be charged to the student if they are linked to the organisation of the training. We try to limit this as much as possible.
If possible, these extra costs are clarified in the course overview of the study programme.
Insufficient amount of learning account
Students with an insufficient amount of learning account, will be charged an increased tuition fee. For students without a scholarship, the variable fee will be doubled per credit for which the student has no sufficient amount of learning account.
Advanced bachelor and postgraduate programmes
Whether a student has a scholarship or not, this has no influence on the tuition fees for the advanced bachelor and postgraduate programmes.
Students taking an advanced bachelor programme pay the same tuition fee as students who are taking an initial bachelor programme without a scholarship. There are however other tuition fees for the postgraduate programmes. These fees are determined by the organiser. A student who prematurely interrupts his postgraduate programme has no right to any reimbursement of the tuition fee. The reimbursement conditions are the same for students who prematurely interrupt their bachelor after bachelor programme and initial bachelor programme.
Tuition fees for students from other parts of the world
For students from outside of the European Economic Area, different tuition fees apply.
For the Bachelor of Business Management:
fixed registration fee: 1500 euro
variable fee: 56,66 euro for each credit
For the Advanced Bachelor International Management:
variable fee: 58,33 euro for each credit
Please note: advanced bachelor degrees are not eligible for scholarships.
Fortunately there are a few services to help you manage your student budget. There is the scholarship from the Flemish government, child benefit, the duty of support by your parents and a tax reduction. You can of course also earn some extra money by doing a student job.
If you meet a number of conditions, you can even combine your studies with social security or an unemployment benefit. Furthermore there are benefits as career break (‘time credit’), paid educational leave and training vouchers.
Perhaps you can’t see the wood for the trees, but we call it your social status. The co-workers of our student service Stuvo are experts in this matter and will gladly help you with professional information and advice. They can also provide you with financial support: an advance payment on your scholarship, an interest-free student loan or a Stuvo grant. You will find a lot of information on the following website: www.centenvoorstudenten.be.
Being enrolled at VIVES University of Applied Sciences grants you access to our student services. Among other things, we offer various types of financial support to facilitate your studies. The details are listed at www.centenvoorstudenten.be. Contact us by email: [email protected].
Payment at the time of enrolment?
After enrolling, you will receive an invoice to pay for the fixed registration fee by bank transfer. No cash payment is accepted.
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