About the cost of studying in Leuven University, the details are as follows:

1. Tuition: Take Leuven as an example. For students who want to go there for graduate studies, most majors only charge 800 euros for registration, but some majors, such as computer majors, charge 8000 euros for tuition, so the difference in tuition fees alone is quite big.

2. Living expenses: The average annual consumption of a student, including registration fee and accommodation fee, is around 4,000 euros, and the annual registration fee of most departments does not exceed 800 euros. However, some departments are not subsidized by the government, such as European Studies and Law at the University of Leuven in the Netherlands. The registration fee is about 2,000 euros. 4000 euros for students at their own expense. Depending on the courses they study, international students usually live in student apartments or rent houses.

3. School introduction: 13 department, 50 department, 240 branch school. Courses awarded bachelor's degrees include law, economics, social sciences, medicine, pharmacy, sports and physical therapy, literature, educational psychology, science, engineering, agriculture and applied biology.

4. Notes on application: The University of Leuven was founded in 1425, located in Leuven, 25 kilometers east of Brussels, Belgium. Leuven University is one of the oldest universities in the world and one of the first-class comprehensive universities in Europe. By February 2006 1, the University of Leuven had 3 1447 registered students, of whom 88% were Belgian, 6% were EU citizens, 6% were from countries outside the EU, and 42 1 were students from China.