Overview
- Elisabeth finished her first year of a Public Policy master’s at Harvard Kennedy School and opted to spend summer in Belgium amid legal uncertainties
- The Trump administration’s new restrictions on international student visas have cast doubt on the enrolment of thousands of scholars, including the Belgian heir
- A preliminary injunction from a Massachusetts judge has paused Harvard’s planned visa overhaul, temporarily preserving current international fellows’ status
- The Belgian Royal Palace has launched a review, led by spokeswoman Lore Vandoorne, to assess how the US policy shift will affect Elisabeth’s continued studies
- During her break, Elisabeth is gaining experience through a full-time Brussels internship focused on human rights and international relations