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Enrolment requirements
- Go through the following page about composing your individual study path (ISP).
- Check the enrolment requirements for your programme (only in Dutch).
- Put together your individual study path via this handy online tool!
Criminology
Bachelor Criminologie Verkorte Bachelor Criminologie Master Criminologie
Law
Bachelor Rechten Verkorte Bachelor Rechten Schakelprogramma Rechten Voorbereidingsprogramma Rechten Master Rechten
MaNaMa Internationaal en Europees Recht Voorbereidingsprogramma Internationaal en Europees Recht
MaNaMa Notariaat MaNaMa Sociaal Recht Voorbereidingsprogramma Sociaal Recht
Programme changes
Programme changes may take place annually. Some of them are rather limited (e.g. a change of title of a course) and have no further impact on your study path. Others are more drastic (e.g. changes in the number of credits, merging of two courses, creation of a new course...) and can have an impact on the further course of your study programme or year programme.
If a programme change has an impact on your track, you will be informed of it by e-mail at the start of the new academic year.
The changes are only available in Dutch:
Bachelor en Master Criminologie 2023-2024
Instroomplan 1 t.e.m. 5 verkorte bachelor Criminologie 2023-2024
Master-na-Master Internationaal en Europees Recht 2023-2024
Spreading scenarios
Following a shortened programme or spreading your programme? Take a look at the spreading scenarios for the bridging programme, the shortened bachelor's and preparatory programme (Law) and the bachelor's (Criminological Sciences). The proposals are for both day students, and working students.
First year students
First year students can apply for an exception to the standard path in certain situations. Find out who is eligible for a reduced course load and check the spreading scenario for your programme.
Study path exceptions
Do you want to apply for an exception to your study path?
Contact
There are several ways in which the study path counselors can help you.
Do it yourself!
Before you contact us, you can start with these handy tools:
- Do you have a question about your individual study path? We gathered all information on this webpage.
- Do you have a combined enrolment? Check out this webpage.
- Put together your own individual study path via this online tool.
- Do you have binding conditions? Then complete this reflection tool.
- Check out the tips and tricks from Study Guidance on our Canvas page.
Specific information
We have compiled a number of questions that we often receive from students. All of these are in Dutch.
- Lateral enrants: you got a degree in higher education.
- Transfer: you want to transfer to VUB.
- Working student: you want to combine studying with a job.
- Public servant: you want to take one or more courses for a promotion.
The study path counselors can be reached via the same e-mail address. Behind the scenes, your question will be assigned to the right person. Please mention your student number and study programme for a smooth processing.
studypath.rc@vub.be
Chat
Every week, at fixed moments, you can ask your study path counselor short questions via the chat option of Microsoft Teams. Please note: only the questions asked during these fixed moments will be answered.
Individual appointment
Do you have questions about your study path? Make an appointent with your study path councelor. Are you a working student wanting an appointment after 5 PM? Please e-mail us your availabilities.
Make an appointment
Meeting Point Study Guidance
If you have a general question about your study path or about the various guidance possibilities offered by Study Guidance, pop into the Meeting Point! You can drop by without an appointment. Check the opening hours.
Who is who?
Do you want to reach a specific study path counselor? Be sure to check who can help you with your programme and how and when you can reach them.
Hafsa Senhadji
Ellen De Blende