
Also known as: KHL
The academic calendar at Katholieke Hogeschool Leuven (KH Leuven), located in Belgium, typically follows a semester-based structure common to many European higher education institutions. The academic year is divided into two main semesters: the fall semester, which generally begins in mid-September and runs through late January, and the spring semester, spanning from early February to late June. This structure includes designated periods for lectures, exams, and breaks, with a notable winter holiday break in December and a shorter spring break around Easter. KH Leuven also incorporates modular terms within semesters for certain programs, allowing for intensive study periods or project-based learning, which adds flexibility to the academic schedule.
The academic calendar at KH Leuven aligns closely with regional norms in Belgium and broader European standards, particularly in its adherence to major public holidays such as Christmas and Easter, which influence break periods. This structure offers predictability for both domestic and international students, with ample time during breaks for travel or personal commitments. For international students, the early application deadline and rolling admissions notifications provide flexibility to manage visa applications and relocation logistics. While specific dates for the 2025β2026 academic year and admissions cycle are estimates based on typical schedules, prospective students are encouraged to consult official university communications for confirmed timelines, as variations may occur due to program-specific requirements or unforeseen circumstances.
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