The University of Antwerp is a publicly funded and fully accredited Belgian university. It is characterised by its high standards in education, internationally competitive research and entrepreneurial approach. It was founded in 2003 after the merger of three smaller universities.
The university has nine faculties: (1) Applied Economics (2) Arts (3) Law (4) Medicine and Health Sciences (5) Pharmaceutical, Biomedical and Veterinary Sciences (6) Social Sciences (7) Science (
Design Sciences (9) Applied Engineering. Doctoral programmes are available in all faculties, with more than 1,600 PhD students registered.
In nine domains our research is among the best in the world: Drug Discovery and Development; Ecology and Sustainable Development; Harbour, Transport and Logistics; Imaging; Infectious Diseases; Materials Characterisation; Neurosciences; Socio-economic Policy and Organisation; Urban History and Contemporary Urban Policy.
University of Antwerp Tuition fee:
bachelor, master, teacher training programme, preparatory and bridging programmes
The following rate applies to the tuition fee for bachelor and master programmes (except masters with increased tuition fees – see below), teacher training programmes and preparatory and bridging programmes (diplomacontract):
238.3 euro + 11.4 euro/credit.
Some master programmes have an increased tuition fee for student with a nationality which does not belong to one of the member states of the European Economic Area (EEA)*:
Master of Biomedical Sciences: 250 euro + 44 euro/credit**
Master of Applied Economic Sciences: Business Economics: 250 euro + 44 euro/credit**
Master of Applied Economic Sciences: Economic Policy: 250 euro + 44 euro/credit**
Master of Biology: 250 euro + 44 euro/credit**
Master of Chemistry: 250 euro + 44 euro/credit**
Master of Computer Science: 250 euro + 44 euro/credit**
Master of Physics: 250 euro + 44 euro/credit**
Master of Law: 250 euro + 44 euro/credit**
Master of Political Science: 250 euro + 44 euro/credit**
Master of Rehabilitation Science and Physiotherapy (including the bridging and preparatory programmes): 250 euro + 44 euro/credit**
The following master programme always has an increased tuition fee:
European Master in Comparative Vertebrate Morphology (Erasmus Mundus; details about the payment can be found on
http://www.eucomor.net):
nationality of an EEA-member state*: 3000 euro***
other nationalities: 6000 euro***
Master of Leading International Vaccinology Education (Erasmus Mundus; details betreffende de betaling op
http://live.univ-lyon1.fr):
nationality of an EEA-member state*: 4500 euro***
other nationalities: 9000 euro***
*European Economic Area (EEA): Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithowenia, Luxemburg, Malta, The Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom
** reduction to 26 euro/credit is possible if all the following conditions apply: new students belong to the top 20% of their class which gives access to the programme (existing students should get excellent results in their first year of enrolment), students belong to a Least Developed Country (LDC) or Other Low Income Countries (OLIC) country of the DAC list, students have not yet obtained a master’s degree, students do not have a scholarship and the request for reduction has been approved by the faculty before the start of the academic year.
Admission Requirements And Procedure
You need an academic master degree to apply for a PhD. There is no deadline to submit an admission application for a PhD.
Those who do PhDs have a passion for research! Doing a PhD shows that you can make a significant, independent contribution to your discipline.
The title of “doctor” is the highest rank you can achieve at a Flemish university and defending your PhD in public is the ultimate proof of independent, original scientific research.
Admission and enrolment
Facilities and support
Public PhD defences
PhD in the Association
Fellowships
Antwerp Doctoral School
University of Antwerp: Facts and Figures
20,164 students (19% from abroad, 116 nationalities)
1,825 PhD students
244 PhDs in 2016
3,650 scientific publications each year
5,398 staff members (17 % from abroad, 88 nationalities)
624 professors
290 assistants
2,933 researchers
1,270 administrative and technical staff
60,000 alumni
5 campuses in Antwerp
University of Antwerp: How to apply
Applications should consist of
A motivation letter
At least one reference to contact
Full CV
A reference paper
All applications need to be send to steven.latre@uantwerpen.be with subject “Deep learning post-doc application”. More information about the position can be obtained through professor steven.latre@uantwerpen.be. Candidates with an interesting profile will be contacted for an interview (skype for international candidates).
The position will be filled as soon as possible.
University of Antwerp Contact Address
University of Antwerp Prinsstraat 13
2000 Antwerp
Belgium
Tel. +32 3 265 41 11
Fax +32 3 265 44 20