The Bachelor of Psychology program at Vrije Universiteit Brussel offers a specialization in Clinical Psychology. This 3-year program provides a comprehensive understanding of human behavior, mental processes, and the factors influencing psychological well-being. Students will gain foundational knowledge in various subfields of psychology, with a specific focus on the principles and practices of clinical psychology.
The curriculum is structured over three years, with a total of 180 study points. Each year builds upon the previous one, covering core psychological theories, research methods, and specialized clinical topics. The third year includes mandatory courses specific to the clinical profile and an observational internship.
Specific entry requirements for international students may apply. Please check the VUB admissions website for detailed information.
For the academic year 2025-2026, a non-EEA student enrolling in a Bachelor of Social Sciences (as an example) paid a fixed amount of €1900 and a variable amount of €51 per credit, totaling €4960 for 60 credits. This structure may apply to the Psychology program. Exact fees for the Bachelor of Psychology need to be verified on the VUB website. Students meeting specific nationality requirements may pay the same fees as EEA students.
Applicants need a qualification equivalent to a Belgian secondary education diploma, such as a High School Diploma. Specific entry requirements for international students should be verified on the VUB admissions website.
The program is a 3-year Bachelor's degree totaling 180 ECTS credits, with a specialization in Clinical Psychology.
Tuition fees for non-EEA students are structured as a fixed amount plus a variable amount per credit, potentially totaling €4960 for 60 credits in the 2025-2026 academic year. Exact fees depend on nationality and program and should be verified on the VUB website.
The application period for the 2026-2027 academic year opens on November 15, 2025. The application deadline for those with a Belgian diploma is September 23, 2026.
Graduates can pursue further Master's level studies. The program equips students with skills and knowledge for various roles within the field of psychology.