Image
The registration procedure for the bachelor's degree in veterinary medicine differs depending on the student's status: resident or non-resident.
Résultats du tirage au sort 2024-2025
La procédure d’inscription au bachelier en médecine vétérinaire diffère en fonction du statut de l’étudiant : résident ou non-résident.
What does it mean to be a resident?
Resident student status involves a whole series of criteria that can be consulted below. If the student is unable to prove "resident" status, he or she will be considered a "non-resident" student.
After registration
- After the first assessment period in January, you will receive feedback on your results. This feedback may result in you being required to reorient and/or lighten your program.
- To be able to continue your studies, you are subject to a competition at the end of Block 1. You must have acquired or valued at least 45 Block 1 credits and be ranked in useful order in the competition to receive the attestation that will allow you to continue your studies in veterinary medicine. For information, for the 2023-2024 academic year, the University of Namur has 90 attestations to award.
Procedure for resident students
When submitting your application for registration, you must provide proof that you are resident in Belgium: a certificate of residence (or certificate of registration or certificate of domicile), dated no earlier than the date listed in circular 2024-2025 (currently unavailable) to be requested via the National Register access application or from the commune.
Once the form has been completed, you will receive an email confirming that the request has been submitted.
To keep up to date, we invite you to subscribe to the newsletter (link to newsletter). In fact, it's an annual circular that defines the terms and conditions for submitting registration applications.
After registration
- After the first assessment period in January, you will receive feedback on your results. This feedback may result in you being required to reorient and/or lighten your program.
- To be able to continue your studies, you are subject to a competition at the end of Block 1. You must have acquired or valued at least 45 Block 1 credits and be ranked in useful order in the competition to receive the attestation that will allow you to continue your studies in veterinary medicine. For information, for the 2023-2024 academic year, the University of Namur has 90 attestations to award.
