At Leo XIII, a 'kot' (student room) is much more than just four walls with a bed and a desk.
It is a personal space where you are given opportunities to grow together with young people from all over the world.
​Here, you can live with a purpose, engaged in a community.

Welcome

Since 1892 hundreds of students have studied and lived at our residence.
Today, we are a vibrant residence housing 117 enthusiastic students from 30 countries worldwide. All those students live in one of the nine different communities at Leo XIII: Camino, Babel, Hebron, Jericho, Emmaus, San Damiano, Paloma (UP) and Tabor (UP).
​Being part of an international community is enriching. Besides the other international students, you also meet our flemish students. A community can be the place where you feel at home, but also a window through which you can meet the whole world.

Where do our students come from?