Urban Sustainability Studies

Application, enrolment and tuition fees

Application, enrolment and tuition fees

Start application

You start your application procedure by applying at YUFE Virtual Campus where you can specify your preferred starting university, e.g. the University of Antwerp. You will be asked to demonstrate you meet the entry requirements and some questions will probe your motivation to participate in this bachelor's programme. After completion of the form, you will be contacted by a YUFE admission officer to guide you through the further application process. 

Please note that application deadlines vary according to your starting university.

Continue your admission and enrolment

To start at UAntwerp, Belgian students with a secondary education degree from the Flemish-speaking, French-speaking or German-speaking community, and candidates with a degree mentioned on www.uantwerpen.be/admission can enrol directly as of 1 July 2027. 

If the degree of secondary education is not mentioned or if you need to apply for a visa, you will need to follow an additional procedure through the online application tool Mobility Online to determine if your degree can be accepted for enrolment and/or to obtain a letter of acceptance required for a visa. Applications for the academic year 2027-2028 can be submitted in Mobility Online from early november 2026 onwards. 

Every registration must first take place in the Virtual Campus. After that, you will receive information about Mobility Online or the direct enrolment.

Registration Deadlines and Periods

  • Non-EEA students: Registration deadline is 19 February 2027.
  • EEA students with a non-EEA degree: Registration is open from 1 April 2027 to 20 May 2027.
  • EEA students with an EEA degree: Registration is open from 1 June 2027 to 9 July 2027.
  • BeNeLux students: Registration is open from 1 July 2027 to 15 September 2027.



Tuition fees

Tuition fees are calculated based on the number of credits you take and are indexed every year. 

Be sure to read the detailed page on tuition fees to learn more about the amount and how to pay.


Erasmus funding for minor mobilities

To qualify for Erasmus+ funding, students may study abroad for a minor only once per academic year. Minors at partner universities must consequently be distributed across two academic years.