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• Bachelor in de archeologie
• Bachelor in de kunstwetenschappen
• Bachelor in de musicologie
• Bachelor in de taal- en letterkunde: combinatie van twee talen te kiezen uit Latijn, Grieks, de Romaanse talen of de Germaanse talen (Leuven); in de taal- en letterkunde: combinatie van twee talen te kiezen uit de Romaanse talen of de Germaanse talen (Kor
• Bachelor in de taal- en regiostudies: Arabistiek en Islamkunde
• Bachelor in de taal- en regiostudies: Japanologie
• Bachelor in de taal- en regiostudies: Oude Nabije Oosten
• Bachelor in de taal- en regiostudies: Sinologie
• Bachelor in de taal- en regiostudies: Slavistiek en Oost-Europakunde

• Bachelor in de geschiedenis

Academische bachelors in de humane wetenschappen: na voorbereidingsprogramma (13 studiepunten)

Academische bachelors in de exacte wetenschappen en de biomedische wetenschappen: na voorbereidingsprogramma (19 studiepunten)

• Bachelor in de architectuur
• Bachelor in de audiovisuele kunsten
• Bachelor in de audiovisuele technieken: beeld-geluid-montage
• Bachelor in de audiovisuele technieken: film, TV en video
• Bachelor in de audiovisuele technieken: fotografie
• Bachelor in het communicatiemanagement
• Bachelor in de grafische en digitale media
• Bachelor in de interieurarchitectuur
• Bachelor in de interieurvormgeving
• Bachelor in het office management
• Bachelor in het productdesign
• Bachelor in het sociaal werk
• Bachelor in het toerisme en het recreatiemanagement
• Bachelor in de beeldende kunsten
• Bachelor in de beeldende vormgeving

Direct access:
BA of cultural studies

After admission:
The master of cultural studies is open to students with an academic BA in one of the following fields: Arts/Literature/History. Admission, however, is not automatic. Admission is based on the applicant's undergraduate diploma and on the required documents.

Applicants are required to submit a file showing substantial academic background in the field of study. In addition to the documents specified by the University's International Office (cf. http: //www.kuleuven.be/applicationform/?js=1), the file should contain:
(1) a complete list of courses including their respective size (in ECTS credits) for which the applicant has obtained credit;
(2) a list of results obtained for each of the above courses, preferably according to the ECTS scale. If a different scale is used, a brief explanation of the local grading system should be included;
(3) for the undergraduate courses that the applicant considers most relevant to the Master of Cultural Studies, a brief course description (one half to a full page) according to the standard guidelines for an ECTS study guide. These course descriptions may be in Afrikaans, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese or Spanish;
(4) proof of proficiency to CEFR level C1 in English, viz. an IELTS score of at least 6.5, or a TOEFL score of at least 580 (paper-based test), 237 (computer-based test), or 92 (internet-based test). Applicants who hold a degree awarded by an English-speaking university from Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, United Kingdom or the USA are exempt from this requirement.