Requirements for postgraduate application at Ghent University in Belgium

1. The degree obtained from the self-study exam may be difficult to apply for. As for changing majors, you can log on to the website of Ghent University and choose an English page. However, there are generally requirements for changing majors, such as several years of working experience in the same industry, or what similar courses are included in the original major, and so on.

Belgium is a non-immigrant country. It's a pity that I tell you that if you want to stay, it's basically impossible unless you are extremely capable, because as far as work is concerned, Belgian enterprises will not give priority to a graduate whose mother tongue is not Dutch. If your English is good enough, maybe you can try. However, if you want to study abroad, it is very difficult to master Dutch completely in a short time, so it is basically impossible to stay and work in the local area. However, the experience of studying in Belgium is actually beneficial to immigrate to Canada.

It seems that it is more convenient to apply than many other European and American countries. First, there is an application form on the school website, which can be applied through the internet. After that, the school will give a reply within a certain period of time. If you think it is qualified, you will be allowed to mail the materials, saving some money. APS certification seems to be similar to that in Germany, and the university performance should not be too bad, of course. This is not very difficult for people, and it can basically pass. As long as you are sure about the major you are applying for, you can casually pull out some professional knowledge when others ask you questions (the examiner is not in the industry, you can just pull it out casually).

I think you might as well try. Ghent is one of the best schools in Belgium. Others say that the Catholic University of Leuven is the first in Belgium, which is also controversial because Ghent has won two Nobel Prizes. Come on! I'm not a professional, because I wanted to go to Belgium before and know a little. What I said is for reference only!

There is also a table that says "thank you on your knees", which looks so fake ... sweating. ...