EU-Passworld (EUPW) is a humanitarian corridor for study purposes. This project provides secure access to European higher education for exiled people residing in low- or middle-income host countries. Successful students travel thanks to a humanitarian visa for study purposes, valid for the duration of their studies and for the year following graduation.
The academic year 2024-2025, UCLouvain is pleased to welcome four Congolese students who previously took refuge in Uganda as part of this project. These four students are following a master’s degree within the Faculty of Economic, Social, Political Sciences and Communication (ESPO). “Our faculty is delighted to welcome these four students”, states Julie Hérion, administrative director of the faculty. “This project fully aligns with our values of inclusion, diversity, societal commitment and the fight against inequalities. Our programmes are also well-suited to the audience we welcome, with a pedagogy focused on adults returning to study or support for students from the South.”
The call for applications is managed solely by the home HCR. UCLouvain does not accept any applications via any other channel.
EU-Passworld (EUPW) is a project funded by the European Asylum, Migration and Integration fund. This project is established in collaboration with UNHCT, Fedasil and Caritas International.