Staff In
Welcome to HELMo University College!!!
Conditions:
- Teach a minimum of 8 hours of classes
- Have a bilateral agreement signed between our two institutions
Procedure:
Before arriving, you will need to complete a mobility agreement for teaching. This document must also be signed by your home institution.
HELMo will send an invitation letter. In order to welcome you in the best conditions, we kindly ask you to inform us one month in advance by sending an email to the coordinator of the relevant department as well as to the main International Relations Office of HELMo: international@helmo.be
Condition:
- Be a staff member of an institution holding the Erasmus Charter
Procedure:
Before arriving, you will need to complete a mobility agreement for training. This document must also be signed by your home institution.
HELMo will send an invitation letter. In order to welcome you in the best possible conditions, we kindly ask you to inform us one month in advance by sending an email to the coordinator of the relevant department as well as to HELMo’s main International Relations Office: international@helmo.be.
Contacts
Accommodation
Advices:
HELMo does not have any specific collaboration. Everyone is free to choose their accommodation.
Arrival in Liège
By train:
Any trains going to Liège-Guillemins (Luik-Guillemins), Liège Saint-Lambert, or Liège Carré (see Interrail–Eurail).
By bus:
<https://fr.flixbus.be/>
By plane:
- From Brussels International Airport (Zaventem): take a train from the airport to LUIK-Guillemins.
- From Brussels South Airport (Charleroi – Ryanair): take a taxi or shuttle to Charleroi-Sud train station, then take a train to Liège-Guillemins, or take a FlixBus.
Living in Liège
Liège
Liège is located 30 minutes from Maastricht, 50 minutes from Aachen, 1 hour from Brussels, 2.5 hours from the North Sea, 2.5 hours from Amsterdam, and 4 hours from Paris. All these cities are just waiting to be discovered, visited, and explored! A well‑developed train network will take you there easily.
Warm and vibrant, the Liège Metropolis—nicknamed the “Cité ardente”—is the number one tourist destination in Wallonia. Rich in history and culture, it has a population of 200,000.
With more than 30,000 students spread across secondary schools, university colleges, and the university, Liège is also known as a student city. Its famous Carré, known for its bars, cafés, restaurants, and cinemas, offers plenty of opportunities to meet people.
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