Talents & Training
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Talent development is a priority for Belgium’s life sciences sector, one of the most research-intensive in Europe. Wallonia has taken a proactive approach to developing the next generation of life sciences talent.
With its five leading universities and a dense network of specialized companies, Wallonia ensures a steady pipeline of skilled professionals ready to support the sector’s continued growth
Wallonia has the highest density of researchers and life sciences graduates among its neighbours in Europe, and 30% higher than in the US
Advanced Professional Training
Aptaskil
The region’s dedicated skills centre, trains up to 6,000 people each year in biomanufacturing and related disciplines, with a job placement rate above 85%
European Biotech Campus
Opening in 2026, will serve as a major European hub — offering state-of-the-art labs, training programmes and a business accelerator to support biotech talent and innovation, further strengthening the region’s appeal as a life sciences powerhouse.
The life sciences industry in Belgium enjoys a highly stable social climate, with strike levels close to zero
