At TradingView, we’re constantly making financial education more dynamic, practical, and accessible. Our Educational partner program connects top academic institutions with world-class analytical tools used by traders and investors worldwide. Today, we welcome UCLouvain — Belgium’s largest French-speaking university and one of Europe’s oldest — to our growing list of partners.
Founded in 1425, Université catholique de Louvain (UCLouvain) strives for academic excellence and innovation. Through centuries of research and teaching, the university has built a reputation for advancing knowledge while addressing real-world challenges. Its Louvain School of Management (LSM) stands among Europe’s major business schools, and is EQUIS-accredited and globally recognized for combining academic rigor with social commitment and sustainability.
Through this partnership, students enrolled in the Current Issues in Finance course at LSM will now have complimentary access to TradingView. Led by Dr. James Thewissen, Professor of Finance, the course integrates TradingView’s advanced charting tools, market data, and social features into the curriculum. Students can now model strategies, analyze global markets, and engage with the same technology used by millions of traders and investors around the world — bridging the gap between financial theory and real-world markets. As Dr. Thewissen notes, TradingView also helps students understand behavioral dimensions of finance, encouraging them to reflect on biases like fear of missing out or overconfidence.
This collaboration highlights both UCLouvain’s and TradingView’s shared mission: to empower future finance professionals with the analytical skills, reliable tools, and digital fluency demanded by modern markets.
The integration of UCLouvain into TradingView’s Educational partner program is a welcome addition to our already prestigious network of educational institutes. Our program continues to grow in scale, providing research opportunities to students worldwide and making the markets even more accessible.