Results

Below you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions about:

• Online exams and BYOD-exams on campus
• Exam periods
• Student card
• Exam Card
• Results
• Tolerances
• Registration for the third exam period
• Registering for the next academic year
• Exam ombuds service
• Decretal threshold

Odisee is the co-college. To use a buzzword: we love co-creation. That means we tackle your studies together. Your teachers are not just teachers but coaches. Your internships are not just companies or institutes, but connections. With us, your campus is not just a campus but a place where comfort, meeting, sustainability and innovation go hand in hand. Spotted all the co-words in the previous sentences? No coincidence of course.

Do you wish to study at Odisee as an exchange student? Carrying out a mobility period at Odisee is possible in the following courses.

ExploRatio focuses on stimulating critical, creative and logical thinking about science and society.

Studying involves costs. Sometimes a scholarship from the Flemish government can cover the costs but this is not always the case. Some students are not entitled to a scholarship. The student services department (STUVO) tries to help in different ways. Find out how! 

NOTE: Not all the services below apply to international students residing in Belgium with a student visa. For more information scroll all the way down, select a campus and contact a staff member!

Discover the world of eye care at Odisee University of Applied Sciences in Brussels! Join our unique programme in optometry and orthoptics – the only one of its kind in Flanders – for an enriching learning experience. This programme is ideal for students passionate about visual healthcare and eager to expand their expertise in a European context. 

Strengthen your professional skills while experiencing Belgian education and culture. 

As we want to maximise every student’s chances of study success, we ensure that every student has access to inclusive facilities.In addition, students with specific needs may be granted Special Status, which entitles them to additional support to compensate for their situation.

Types of facilities: some examples

• Educational facilities: introduction of the student and the issue to lecturersand fellow students, use of tools...
• Facilities for permanent evaluation: written questions during an oralassessment, fixed or low-stimulus location...
• Exam facilities: oral explanation, an adapted exam copy, exams or tests on laptop...
• Internship facilities and facilities for workplace learning: an introduction tothe internship, an adapted internship schedule, use of tools...

Inclusion coach

The inclusion coach offers individual coaching and coaches you during your personal growth process. The guidance is aimed at monitoring and strengthening both your study process and your well-being. Guidance from an inclusion coach can be granted as a facility. This is often a logical continuation of previous guidance from a support team in secondary school (integrated education). The individual coaching can focus on many different aspects of being a student:

• Introduction: to teachers, fellow students and/or internship
• Study skills: study method, planning and organization of the study, problem-solving ability, self-direction…
• Social-emotional well-being: getting used to higher education, student lifeand student housing, feeling good in a new environment, self-confidence,placing events in their context…
• Communication: contacting teachers and fellow students, asking for help,raising obstacles, taking initiative…
• Psycho-education: insight into own possibilities and limitations…

The study programme of Facility Management is unique in Flanders. It offers very practical and broad insights in the following fields: communication, management and facility technology. As a facility manager you are responsible for proper management and maintenance of buildings. You will provide employees with a comfortable desk, safe work clothing and a decent meal, contributing to a motivating working environment! Finally, you will support all events planned and hosted by the organisation.

The exchange programme runs from October to January during which period students complete a work placement and write their bachelor's thesis. You can follow this programme in Dutch, English or French.