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Boston University in Brussels—You’ve never learned like this before.
Practical Approach
Boston University in Brussels offers graduate programs in international relations and business. By following the American style of education in practice on our U.S. campus, our programs in Brussels stress a pragmatic approach to learning that provides skills and knowledge students can apply to their careers immediately.
Convenient Schedule
Evening courses accommodate the schedules of working adults. Students complete programs at their own pace, on a part- or full-time basis. Classes begin in September, January, and April.
Interactive Format
All classes are conducted in English and have fewer than 25 students. Instructors with real-world expertise encourage students to broaden their knowledge by considering current issues, discussing case studies, and collaborating on projects. Students choose the courses that interest them most to ensure they gain the knowledge they seek.
Applications are accepted year-round for graduate programs in:
Management • International Relations • Marketing • Project Management • Finance
Attend an Open Door Day: Contact us for dates and program details.
www.bu.edu/brussels
+32-2-640-7474
Blvd. du Triomphe, 174, Triomflaan
B-1160 Brussels, Belgium
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