• critical-reflective attitude towards law (as a normative behavioural regulating framework), community and crime thorough knowledge of research methodology
• profound basic knowledge of research methodology - in particular - knowledge of specific criminological sources, beside legal, psychological and sociological sources; to consult these sources efficiently and independently; to reach research questions from existing literature; to have basic knowledge concerning date collection (quantifying and qualitatively) as well as being able at basic level to carry out independently the analyses and to report about this
• theoretical knowledge of applied psychology, sociology and anthropology within the field of crime and the treatment of crime
• basic skills of oral and scientifically written reporting including a term framework own to criminological sciences
• being interested in and sensitive for interweavement between theory and practice
• apply of criminological theory on the practice (e.g. by means of internship, case studies,#)
• authentically interest for the (inter)personal and socially functioning
• basic knowledge of English: to be able to read and understand English texts; to understand English teached seminars and colleges
  

• Bachelor of Criminology
• Bachelor in de criminologische wetenschappen
   

Indirectly:

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Human Sciences: Political and Social Sciences, Communication Sciences, Law, History, Arts, Archaeology, Literature, Eastern Studies, Linguistics, Classical Studies, Economics and Applied Economics, Theology, Philosophy, Canon law, Psychology and Educational Sciences
  Applying for the Preparatory Program.
  

Admission decisions are based upon evaluation of a complete application file

(URLhttp://www.kuleuven.be/english/about/oiss.htm)http://www.kuleuven.be/english/about/oiss.htm,

application form ( http://www.kuleuven.be/applicationform/?js=1 & http://www.kuleuven.ac.be/english/admission/letter.htm )
addressed to 'The International Admissions, Exchange, and Scholarships Unitt (IAESU))

TOEFL (Computer-based test 250 pt., Internet-based test 100 pt., Paper-based test 600 pt.) or IELTS (7 - 7.5 pt.)