University of Antwerp (reviews)

Its really nice to study at University as its very well planned courses and events. Just only thing is it have many campus which are far away from each other . Other than that everything is enjoyable

I would like to express my sincere appreciation for the excellent Legal Technology and Responsible AI Programme. The programme provided a valuable opportunity to deepen my understanding of the legal, regulatory, and technological issues surrounding artificial intelligence and data governance.

In particular, I would like to thank Prof. Dr. Jan Blockx for his outstanding academic leadership and engaging lectures. The course content was well-structured, insightful, and highly relevant to current developments in technology law. His ability to connect legal theory with practical challenges helped participants better understand the opportunities and risks associated with AI and emerging technologies.

I would also like to express my gratitude to Prof. Toon Calders for his excellent contribution to the programme. His clear and accessible explanations of AI concepts provided an important technical perspective that complemented the legal discussions. The interdisciplinary approach greatly enhanced the overall learning experience and strengthened participants’ understanding of responsible AI.

In addition, I would like to thank Nele Voorspoels for her exceptional administrative support. Her prompt communication, attention to detail, and assistance with travel ensured a smooth and enjoyable experience throughout the course.

Overall, the programme exceeded my expectations. The combination of high-quality teaching, excellent organization, and meaningful discussions created an inspiring learning environment.

The campus is awesome! I LOVED IT. It was as if I was in Hogwards, I don’t know how to express it.
Well manteined and the classrooms were very comfortable.
The professors are great, everyone is welcoming.

This short-intensive programme on qualitative research in healthcare exceeded my expectations. The scenario-based teaching, hands-on group work, and dedicated one-on-one consultation time made complex concepts feel practical and applicable to real healthcare settings. What truly stood out was the quality of the lecturers — knowledgeable, approachable, and genuinely invested in helping every participant grow. Add to that the smooth coordination and warm, collaborative atmosphere throughout, and this became one of the most valuable short courses I’ve taken. I’d recommend it without hesitation to anyone in healthcare looking to build strong qualitative research skills.

Extraordinary week. I expanded my social and professional network and made new friends from different countries with a shared passion for literary translation and children’s literature. The most friendly and inspiring atmosphere. Thank you! (I’ll be back!).
Laura from Argentina

The course was expertly presented and covered practical, relevant, and up-to-date content that gives you a cutting-edge understanding of cross-border company affairs. In addition, I got the opportunity to meet new professionals from other countries.

Participating in the Summer School was an extremely enriching experience, combining the rigor of academic inquiry with an informal and inclusive atmosphere.
From day one, the school provided stimulating and interesting insights, exploring the many and varied aspects of Jewish studies: from political thought to the Talmudic tradition, from the history of textual reception to the study of sources.

The Summer School was a moment of significant professional and personal growth, made possible by a welcoming, friendly, and highly competent community of scholars.
The opportunity to meet scholars, both young and senior, from different countries and to compare one’s own way of doing humanistic research with different academic traditions and cultures is definitely significant.

Reflecting on my own experience, Antwerp University provides an international environment, excellent scholars, a fine location in the middle of the city and nearby the most common infrastructures. The campus in the middle of the city stood out for it’s tidyness, the wonderful building, and the nice cafeteria. Professors and administrative assistants managed to make a wonderful impression in being helpful and generous.