Vrije Universiteit Brussel

Master in Erasmus And Exchange For Vub Computer Science Students

Brussel, Belgium 1.5 years Taught in English Open to international students

Why students choose this program

  • Taught in English
  • No application fee

About Master in Erasmus And Exchange For Vub Computer Science Students

VUB Computer Science students can significantly enrich their academic and professional profiles by participating in an Erasmus+ or international exchange programme. By studying abroad for a semester or an academic year, students immerse themselves in diverse research environments, gain exposure to alternative pedagogical approaches, and build an international network of peers and industry professionals. This experience is designed for those seeking to broaden their technical expertise while developing the cultural agility and adaptability that are highly valued in the global tech sector.

Engaging in an international mobility programme allows students to step outside their comfort zone, providing a unique vantage point on how computing challenges are addressed across Europe and beyond. Participants return to the VUB with a more nuanced understanding of their field, often returning with fresh perspectives that inform their Master’s thesis and future career trajectories in international software development, academic research, or systems engineering. The programme is fully integrated, ensuring that coursework completed at partner institutions is recognised back at the VUB, maintaining the academic rigor expected of our degree.

English Test Requirement

Language requirements vary by host institution; students should check the specific requirements of their chosen partner university.

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