BRUSSELS — Belgium’s ARES (Academy for Research and Higher Education) is offering international training opportunities for eligible students and young professionals from partner countries, including several African nations.
The ARES programme is designed to provide participants with opportunities to pursue specialised studies and professional training in Belgium while developing advanced skills, building international networks and contributing to the development of their communities and institutions.
Eligible African countries listed under ARES programmes include South Africa, Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Ethiopia, Guinea, Kenya, Madagascar, Mali, Morocco, Mozambique, Niger, Uganda, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda, Senegal, Tanzania, Tunisia and Zimbabwe, among others.
Depending on the specific call, available opportunities may include:
- Specialised Bachelor’s programmes
- Specialised Master’s programmes
- Professional Development and Training Courses
The programme aims to help participants strengthen their academic and professional expertise and return with knowledge and skills that can contribute to development in their home countries.
Applicants must meet the specific academic, professional, nationality and programme requirements set by ARES. Eligibility and available programmes may vary from one scholarship call to another.
Prospective applicants are advised to carefully review the official ARES application platform for the latest information on available programmes, eligibility requirements, application procedures and deadlines.
Important: Applicants should verify the current application status and deadline directly through ARES before submitting any application, as dates and programme offerings can change.
The scholarships represent an important opportunity for qualified African students and young professionals seeking international academic and professional experience in Belgium.
