I graduated from UCLouvain (ESPO Faculty) in 2014 with a Master’s degree in Economics, and it was a really formative experience for me.
What stood out most was how intellectually challenging the program was. It pushed me to think critically, work independently, and develop strong analytical and writing skills. The interdisciplinary environment was also a big plus—you’re constantly exposed to different perspectives, which makes the learning experience richer. I appreciated the opportunity to take a course in Namur University as well as the Louvain School of Management during my program.
Louvain-la-Neuve itself has a very student-focused atmosphere, which makes it easy to connect with others and feel part of a community. When taking French courses, I also connected with students from other faculties. At the same time, the system expects you to be proactive—there’s a lot of independence, and you need to take ownership of your studies.
Overall, it’s a great place if you’re motivated, curious, and looking for a rigorous academic experience that really prepares you to think, not just memorize.





