Hogeschool Sint-Lukas Brussel
The campus Sint -Lukas Brussel is a Dutch-speaking university campus in the Belgian capital Brussels. The university campus is home to approximately 1,000 students and the buildings are located in the Paleizenstraat in Schaerbeek. Since September 2012, the college campus is named LUCA Campus Sint -Lukas Brussel
History
The formerly independent university founded in 1880 and was nearly 100 years, the only Flemish art school in Brussels. In 2008/2009 she was due to falling below the prescribed number of students of the Hogeschool voor Wetenschap & Kunst ( W & K), and has since continued as a campus Sint -Lukas Brussel. W & K offers around 3,800 students on six campus facilities in the cities of Brussels, Ghent and Leuven around 30 art and architecture courses at. In September 2012, the W & K was renamed LUCA School of Arts.
Training
Training in Brussels consists of multi-year master 's and bachelor's programs. The offer consists in detail in the following degree programs:
- Construction Technology
- Interior Design
- Animated Film
- Fiction movie
- Documentary Film
- Experimental Film
- Photography
- Graphic Design
- Illustration & Comics
- Communication Design
- Fine Art
The school works in close connection with the Sint -Lukas Gallery in the city center, the contemporary art of Belgian and international artists showcasing.