7^th International Conference on Medical and Nursing Education December 7-8, 2018 Brussels, Belgium

Brussels is the capital city of Belgium which is located in the central portion of the country and is a part of both French Community of Belgium and Flemish Community of Belgium. The City attractions of Brussels gives an Unique Experience to all it’s Visitors, and Attending by contributing to the conference will definitely enhance your cultural and scientific experiences and open further opportunities for you and your career.

Straddling the cultural boundary between Latin and Germanic Europe, Belgium is home to two primary linguistic groups, the Dutch-speaking people (about 59 percent of the population), mostly Flemish; and the French-speaking people (about 41 percent), mostly Walloons; in addition to a small group of German speakers.  Belgium’s two largest regions are the Dutch-speaking region of Flanders, located in the northern part of the country; and the French-speaking region of Wallonia in the south.  The Brussels-Capital Region, which is officially bilingual, is a mostly French-speaking enclave within the Flemish region.  A German-speaking community also exists in the eastern part of Wallonia.  The vast linguistic and cultural diversity in Belgium, coupled with the abundance of international organizations that call this country home.

There are many stages involved for those pursuing a degree in medicine, the first of which is the pre-medical school (pre-med) or undergraduate stage—the stage that helps students prepare for the rigors of medical school education and training.  In Belgium, most undergraduates who plan to one day enter medical school tend to focus their studies on science and technology, while others take a more liberal-arts approach to their education.  Below is a description of just some of the degree options that can help prepare students for admission into medical school.