Brussels School of International Studies

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The University of Kent's Brussels School of International Studies is a specialised postgraduate school offering advanced international studies in Brussels with excellent opportunities for networking and professional advancement.

Geschiedenis

BSIS (Brussels School of International Studies) is a multidisciplinary postgraduate School of the University of Kent bringing together the disciplines of politics, international relations, law and economics to provide in-depth analysis of international problems such as conflict, security, development, migration and the political economy and legal basis of a changing world order.

Around 200 students are pursuing Masters and Doctoral degrees in Brussels. Degrees are full degrees of the University of Kent, and are also accredited by the higher education accrediting body for the Flemish Community in Belgium (NVAO) and recognised by the Flemish Government.

The students are drawn from over fifty countries worldwide. The strong international composition of our student body contributes significantly both to the academic as well as to the social experience at BSIS. The value-added of a location in Brussels is the opportunity to expose students of international issues to the working of major international organisations such as the EU and NATO and the many international and non-governmental organisations based in Brussels. Students have the added opportunity of undertaking an internship with one of these organisations.

"Established in 1998, the “Brussels School of International Studies”, offers degrees in international relations, migration, development, conflict, political economy, human rights and international law and provides students with excellent opportunities for networking, jobs and internships. With around 200 postgraduate students, including 30 reading for a PhD, this is the largest of the Univesity of Kent’s postgraduate centres."