It depends on the programme and the education system the institution belongs to. Dutch predominates in Flanders, while French is the main language at French-speaking institutions. English-taught degrees in Belgium are available at both undergraduate and master’s level, with a wider choice at the latter. Options after secondary school include Business Administration at KU Leuven and Business Economics at VUB. A programme taught entirely in English may allow you to begin without French or Dutch, provided it has no additional language requirements.