Programs of Interest for Belgian & Korean students

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Korean Programs of Interest for Belgians

On this page, you will find a list of programs and scholarships that may be of interest for Belgians wishing to come to Korea.
 

Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs

  1. Revisit Korea Program: a Korean War veteran or one family representative of a deceased Korean War Veteran can visit with fully covered airfare, and one accompanying family member can visit with partially covered airfare (50%). All meals and accomodations are covered during their stay.

    Reference: Revisit Korea Program - 국가보훈부(영문) , #14: Revisit Korea Program - 국가보훈부(영문)
     
  2. Interment: one family representative of a deceased Korean War Veteran can visit with fully covered airfare, and one accompanying family member can visit with partially covered airfare (50%). All meals and accomodations are covered during their stay.

    Reference: Honorable Return and Burial Support - 국가보훈부(영문)
     
  3. Youth Peace Camp (for Korean War veterans’ Descendants): One week program in Korea with accommodation and local expenses fully covered (excluding airfare).

    Reference: Peace Camp for Youth - 국가보훈부(영문)
     
  4. Scholarship program: Tuition for Korean language study (1 year), tuition exemption for a degree program (2 to 4 years) and financial support for dormitory expenses for descendants of Korean war veterans studying in Korea.

    Reference: College Student Scholarship - 국가보훈부(영문)
     
  5. UN Sending States Global academy: Initiative supporting educational exchange between Korean schools and those in UN Sending States.

    Reference: Press Releases: Korea.net : The official website of the Republic of Korea
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International Conference on Veterans Affairs

Reference: International Conference - 국가보훈부(영문), Press Release - 국가보훈부(영문)

For further information on MPVA programs, please contact the Embassy of Korea in Belgium.

The Korean war veterans association in Belgium can also be reached through the following email address kvvkk.frcvc.bunc@gmail.com.
 

ASEM-DUO Scholarship

The ASEM-DUO mobility grant supports academic and scientific exchanges in pairs (a student/professor from the Wallonia-Brussels Federation and a partner from Asia-Pacific) for 4-month projects, with standardized funding.

Reference: ASEM-DUO | ARES
 

Scholarships from Sungkyunkwan University

For the Fall 2026 intake, Sungkyunkwan University is offering a 50% tuition scholarship for the full duration of their degree to 2 students from Belgium.

To benefit from this scholarship, a letter of recommendation from the Embassy of Belgium is Seoul must be submitted. Please contact us if you are interested.

For detailed schedules and requirements, please visit SKKU's International Admission Website.
 

Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education (SMOE)

International Joint Class (IJC) overseas school participation: This connects Seoul-based schools with overseas schools through online and offline collaborative classes.

 

PXL-MAD School of Arts (Hasselt, Belgium)

PXL-MAD launches Fashion Technology Futures, a postgraduate at the intersection of fashion, technology and new creative systems. This is a one-year postgraduate programme designed for creatives who refuse to see fashion and technology as separate domains.
 

Do you want to be part of the generation redefining fashion through technology? Apply now on their website.

Start: October 2026