A professional bachelor’s degree provides the knowledge and skills needed for specific careers. Key features:

• Duration: usually 3 years 
• Focus on job market preparation
• Option to pursue a master’s degree via a bridging program

Please find below our list of professional Bachelor programmes in Belgium. All programmes will be given in English. Therefore, there is no need to learn Dutch and you will not lose time and money.

If you want to study in French, German or Dutch, please contact us so we can provide you with additional education programmes.

The Bachelor of Creative Technologies & Artificial Intelligence (CTAI) is all about building and deploying full blown AI solutions. You will learn:

• You are curious about the inner workings of the latest AI breakthroughs, such as transformers, the magic behind DALL·E and ChatGPT.
• You want to learn which problems are suited for solving with AI.
• You want to discover how to harness ready-made AI tools and how to craft your very own neural networks.
• You want to be able to tackle every step of the AI pipeline.
• You want a hands-on training in artificial intelligence with a project-based approach.
• You want to learn how to solve real world use-cases.
• You want to learn from expert teachers and guest lecturers from the industry.
• You want to challenge yourself with an English study programme.

Job Opportunities

Once you’ve mastered the skills to identify, analyze, and solve real-world problems using AI, you’ll be ready to make a tangible impact across industries such as healthcare, finance, logistics, and more. Whether you aspire to lead the entire AI pipeline at a start-up, work as a data engineer in organizations of any size, or establish yourself as an independent AI consultant, the possibilities are endless.

Here are just a few roles our alumni have successfully pursued:

• AI Researcher
• AI Engineer
• AI Engineer / Backend Developer
• Data Engineer
• Data engineering consultant
• Data scientist
• Machine learning engineer

After obtaining your bachelor’s degree in Digital Arts and Entertainment, doors will open for you worldwide. It all depends on the major you chose: one focuses more on artistic abilities, the other more on developing technical skills. But in the end, you will be a well-rounded technical artist.

• If you want to develop games and become a game or game play programmer, choose Game Development.
• If you are eager to create worlds, levels, objects, or characters for games, then choose Game Graphics Production
• If you want to create full games and put them on the market, choose Independent Game Production.
• If you see a future filled with breathtaking effects for films, series, advertisements, or other 3D productions, then choose Visual Effects (VFX) or 3D Animation.

You can find concrete job opportunities both domestically and abroad.

You will be trained to use your design, development, and ux skills to create near- and far-future online experiences. The curriculum is based on these 3 up-to-date industry-proven skills.

Digital Design
Digital design reveals topics ranging from visual design, where you acquaint yourself with branding iconography and typography, all the way to motion graphics, where your animations set everything in motion.

Creative Development
You will have every skill you need to work on a project from start to finish.
You have the perfect balance of skills to design and code your ideas.

Experience Design
People love digital products that love people. Creating digital products that are valuable to the end user is essential.
That’s why we continue to check the user experience to study the problems and behaviors we perceive around us.

Once you graduate you can immediately start as an Experience Designer/ Front-end Developer/ Interaction Designer/ Motion Designer/ Full Stack Developer/ Mobile Developer.

As a graduate, you will step directly into the exciting world of digital communication at web agencies, event organisers, creative studios, motion studios or content marketing companies.

Whether you specialised in digital design, creative technologies or UX research, you will be able to start working immediately as a graphic designer, UI/UX designer, motion designer, digital storyteller, front-end developer, creative coder, service designer, mobile developer or in any number of other positions where your future-proof skills will bring added value.

No less than 96% of our alumni find work at home or abroad immediately after graduating. More than 80% are offered a contract at the site of their internship.

This programme is unique in Belgium, and we have just been awarded as the best Product Design school in the world!

Do you want to design products and services that are both meaningful and sustainable and that improve our living environment? Think of lighting, lawn mowers, smart devices, travel bags, wearables or kitchen tools, but also buses, machines, VR headsets, wheelchairs, and really all the products we use in our daily lives.

In the Bachelor of Industrial Product Design programme, you learn every step of the design process: from creative concept, design and technical development to the presentation of a production-ready design. Key concepts include circularity, creativity, material knowledge, prototyping and sustainability.

Practical experience is ever-present in this creative programme. In the design studios and prototyping workshops of the Industrial Design Center, you experiment with wood, metal and textile processing, 3D printing, laser cutting, water jet cutting, thermoforming, welding, ceramics, and more. You will also be challenged to test your concepts with real people, make them technically ready for production, and refine them in terms of shape, material, color and texture.

Where will you be able to work?

With a degree in Industrial Product Design, you can work in almost any sector: lighting, mechanical engineering, interior design, design agencies, etc. You will work in multidisciplinary teams with R&D managers, designers, technicians and experts from other fields. Of course, you could also work as an independent designer.

The jobs we prepare you for are diverse. This list gives a selection of possible careers:

• product designer
• industrial designer
• project planner
• materials specialist
• production supervisor
• visualiser
• CAM-programmer
• prototyper
• installation designer
• (re)designer
• CAD-drafter
• mechanical designer

94% of our graduates work as designers in manufacturing companies, design agencies or in their own studios. Their work wins awards regularly but at home and abroad.

Are you interested in high-tech developments? Have you wondered how to programme apps for a smartphone? Are you creative and entrepreneurial? Do you want to learn how to create websites? Or learn all about big data and networking?

If you study Applied Computer Science, you can specialise in one of the following programmes:

• Application Development

Become a full stack developer and create the apps of tomorrow

1. Dig deeper into the most cutting-edge fields of computer science: from artificial intelligence and internet of things to cloud computing and more.
2. Apply your pioneering spirit to develop digital solutions to real-life problems.
3. Acquire in-depth application development skills to develop real innovations.
4. Learn how to unlock the full potential of Python, Java, .Net, PHP, React and other programming languages.
5. Boost your soft and hard skills during your international studies and internship.
6. Join Electronics and ICT students at our IT Factory to expand your network, exchange ideas and accelerate your personal and professional development.

• Artificial Intelligence

1. You graduate with a degree in Application Development or AI specialist.
2. After graduating, you can work as a software developer, web developer, full stack developer, analyst …
3. Or you if you choose an AI profile you can start as a Data Engineer, ML Engineer, Data Analyst…
4. But on top of that, your thorough project work makes you very suitable as a SCRUM master, project manager or team lead!
5. 98% of students find work within three months!

• Digital Innovation

1. Dig deeper into the most cutting-edge fields of computer science: from artificial intelligence and internet of things to cloud computing and more.
2. Apply your pioneering spirit to develop digital solutions to real-life problems.
3. Acquire in-depth application development skills to develop real innovations.
4. Learn how to unlock the full potential of Python, Java, .Net, PHP, React and other programming languages.
5. Boost your soft and hard skills during your international studies and internship.
6. Join Electronics and ICT students at our IT Factory to expand your network, exchange ideas and accelerate your personal and professional development.

You have an interest in high-tech developments. You would like to know the ins and outs of computers, networking and security, image and sound, internet of things or smart homes.

The Electronics ICT program has no fewer than 2 elective tracks, each with its own emphasis within the rapidly changing world of electronics and ICT.

Track 1: Electronics

• Electronics is more than a hobby for you but an all-consuming passion.
• Explore the latest technological innovations and learn how to apply them.
• Discover the full potential of trending technologies, from smart electronics to connected devices and the internet of things.
• Choose between majors in hardware or software development.
• Put theory to practice with project-based work and practical enterprise labs.
• Boost your problem-solving credentials while designing, developing and even producing new electronic devices and embedded hardware.
• Design circuit boards from scratch while unlocking the secrets of web applications, mobile solutions and professional audio and video.
• Immerse yourself in the world of smart electronics while majoring in software.

Track 2: ICT

• You know better than anyone how ICT can transform the world and you can’t wait for what’s next!
• Get the skills you need to take your problem-solving capabilities to the next level.
• Combine creativity with theoretical insights to develop cutting-edge solutions.
• Learn multiple programming languages to unlock the full potential of IT.
• Choose between expert tracks in Applied Artificial Intelligence, Application Development and Security Systems & Services.
• Keep up with the latest trends while defining your own.
• Bring real-life projects to life during hands-on labs and cross-curricular workshops.

The International Business Management program has no fewer than 3 elective tracks, each with its own emphasis within the rapidly changing world of international business management.

Track 1: Data Science, Protection & Security

• Interested in using technology and the newest digital tools?
• Curious about the inner mechanisms that drive the world of business?
• Ready to take the plunge into the fast-moving, high-tech world of big data?
• Start acquiring the business knowledge and ICT skills that will enable you to make the connection between both worlds.
• Learn how to unlock the full power of data to make businesses smarter, more efficient, more agile and more profitable.
• Boost your cyber security capabilities with the latest technologies and techniques.
• Discover the art and science of extracting insights from data.
• Put theory into practice tackling real-life projects from the corporate world.
• Get an inside perspective during an intensive internship.
• Experience a hands-on approach with project work organised by lecturers with extensive industry experience.
• Realise your potential as a fully-qualified data manager, data analyst, data protection officer or cyber security expert.
• Take advantage of the flexibility to start this 6-semester programme either in February or September!

Track 2: Global Supply Chain Management

• Dive deep into the fast-paced world of global goods & logistics flows.
• Acquire new insights into the world of global business, economics & trade.
• Explore cultural differences and their impact on foreign trade & logistics.
• Improve your commercial, digital, analytical and communication skills.
• Focus on various transport modes: air, sea, train and road.
• Hone your skills in supply chain design, green logistics, and urban & waste logistics.
• Attend on-site courses and learn the ins and outs of ports, airports and warehouses.
• Track logistical trends in healthcare, vaccinology, chemicals and e-commerce in a post-pandemic world.
• Understand the relationship between innovation, technology, automation and supply chain management.
• Improve your English language skills and learn a third language (e.g. French, Spanish or Chinese).

Track 3: International Business and Trade

• Entrepreneurship is in your blood; you know an opportunity when you see one.
• You’re ready to dive into the fast-paced world of global business and trade.
• You will explore cultural differences and their impact on foreign trade.
• The theoretical knowledge and insights you acquire come together with pragmatic models and practical skills to make a real impact.
• A real-life international project will challenge you to push your limits.
• International experience and networks will add substance to your CV as will your internship abroad.
• By combining language courses in Chinese, German, Spanish, French or Dutch, your studies will pave the way for an inspiring international career.
• You can start this 6-semester programme either in February or September.

The International Communication and Media program has no fewer than 2 elective tracks, each with its own emphasis within the rapidly changing world of International Communication and Media.

• You’re digital-savvy and can navigate the media landscape with ease.
• Your global outlook will help you approach new ideas with an open mind.
• Get ready to sharpen your strategy mindset and creative skills.
• Deep dive into all aspects of communication and media via interactive classes.
• Learn the tricks of multiple trades from graphic design and audio to video and web.
• Specialise in either Branding Activation or Public Corporate affairs in your final year (unique in Belgium).
• Explore the intercultural, psychological, marketing and technological aspects of media.
• Take your studies global with a semester at one of our international partner universities.
• Learn to transform communication plans into results during your international internship.
• As a fully qualified communication and media professional, you will stand at the forefront of innovation in the business world.
• Your Bachelor’s degree is a launch pad to an international career or further studies.
• Start this flexible 6-semester programme (3 academic years) either in February or September.

Track 1: Branding and Activation

• Cap off the final year of your International Communication and Media degree with this specialisation track.
• Are you amased by the power of brands? Curious to unravel the mechanisms that make them tick?
• Develop your natural creative abilities and learn how to use them to inspire others.
• Work in multidisciplinary teams and become experienced in strategic planning, (digital) creation and production, copywriting, art direction, photography, and more.
• Learn the art of steering the creative process by interpreting creative briefs, understanding and using creative strategies and maintaining deadlines.
• Develop your strategic instincts and combine them with creativity to generate measurable results, no matter the client, sector, or market.
• Become a seasoned media and advertising pro, ready to launch your career with top brands and content agencies around the globe.
• Get practical experience in workshops on graphic design, video editing, web content etc.
• Take on real life projects during an international internship.

Track 2: Public and Corporate Affairs

• Cap off the final year of your ICM degree with this specialisation track.
• Are you excited by the power of media? Want to learn how to influence global opinion, build trust, and inspire millions?
• Develop your talent for storytelling and use it as a powerful and influential tool during group work, project-based labs and international business cases.
• Develop your instincts and learn how to combine strategy and content to create a lasting impact.
• Become fully prepared for an inspiring international career in sports, music or fashion PR, public affairs, crisis communication, lobbying, and more.

The Automotive Technology program has no fewer than 3 elective tracks (Trucks, Motorcycles or Motorsport), each with its own emphasis within the rapidly changing world of Automotive Technology.

• High-octane blood runs through your veins and fuels your passion for cars, trucks, motorcycles and all things automotive!
• You’re keen to delve deeper into all areas of the automotive industry from mechanical to electronic engineering and motorsport.
• Become an expert in all major automotive systems.
• Learn how to diagnose a wide range of electronic and mechanical faults.
• Turn your hobby into a full-blown profession through intensive training.
• Explore the latest technological innovations from internal combustion engines to alternative hybrid and electric drivetrain systems.
• Become a future-proof automotive specialist with an emphasis on diagnostic techniques, trending technologies and management skills.

New world, new narratives, new voices

• Do you have a story to tell? Do you need your voice to be heard? Do you want to add some humanity to the often brutal world we’re living in?
• Our international programme gives you exactly the 21st-century perspective on journalism you have been looking for.
• With course content such as climate or migration reporting, you are fully equipped for a job in the editorial offices of the future.
• We also offer courses on new narratives in sociology, economy or history, coming from non-western perspectives.
• Innovation is key: yes, we do encourage the use of AI in your journalistic work.
• Skillwise you don’t need to choose between text, audio or video: all three options will be in your resume.
• You will work in an English-speaking newsroom environment, with students from different cultures and backgrounds.
• This diversity enhances your learning experience, within the classroom and beyond.

PASSION to PAYCHEQUE across every platform!

• Take that passion to international markets!
• Learn how to make a living out of what you love doing and turn your passion into a paycheque.
• Discover the fundamentals of the creative industries.
• Analyse the MEB landscape to discover the keys to success.
• Find out what it takes to place yourself in the international market.
• Deploy the right media and entertainment formats to mediatise your brand.
• Acquire international business skills to monetise it.
• And develop your platform management credentials to mobilise it.
• Expand your perspectives and your network while studying abroad.
• Learn the art and science of developing an international media sensation.

Turn your passion for travel into a genuine profession

• Unique, full English programme in Tourism and Hospitality Management to prepare you for your international future.
• Transform your love for travel into a thriving career in the dynamic world of international tourism and hospitality.
• Equip yourself with the knowledge and skills necessary to create transformative solutions in this fast-evolving industry. 
• Learn to apply disruptive business models, to design innovative, memorable travel experiences and unique tourism products, that have a sustainable impact on the tourism ecosystem.
• Discover emerging trends in this fast evolving industry, and identify solutions that support inclusive and sustainable tourism development.
• Elevate your international network by creating valuable professional connections while you study, giving yourself a head start in the competitive job market. 

Become a hotel manager or chef in a restaurant? Preferably in an international context.

Hotel management, which is your ticket to an international career in the hospitality or culinary world. Together with students from more than 30 countries, you will build your knowledge and skills to later run hotels or restaurants. From the first year, you choose between the hospitality management specialization or Culinary Arts.

• Do you check in for hospitality management? Then fill your suitcase with everything you need to manage a hotel, B&B or other hospitality venue.
• Are you booking a table in Culinary Arts? Then we’ll help you with the mise en place to become a chef or manager in a restaurant. This specialization is cooking and management in one.
• To learn how to run a hotel or restaurant, you’ll get a solid background in economics, accounting, law and marketing.
• You immerse yourself very often in practice. We have two of our own practice restaurants, you go on internships in star establishments or famous hotels, and you set up your own hospitality business.
• You study in a hotspot for culinary enjoyment and hospitality for tourists worldwide.

Crazy about drones and other flying devices? As an undergraduate Unmanned Aircraft Systems, your future takes off as a drone pilot, drone technician or drone operator. Or get to work with numbers as a drone data analyst. And that’s just some of the possibilities! With this aviation degree, your drone job hangs in the air.

Unmanned Aircraft Systems is a combination of an aviation degree and a specialization in flying drones in the final year.

• You will learn to design, build and maintain drones. And fly them, of course. In the third year, the focus goes all the way to drone technology, flight training and drone applications.
• You discover the wide applicability of drones for smart farming, site tracking, security or events, among other things.
• In the first two years, you will take the bachelor’s degree in aviation. In it, you learn all about the technology of airplanes, helicopters and even flying cabs, as well as safety, radio navigation, flight planning or weather maps.
• You study at the Aviation Training Center, with simulators, engines and even airplanes. There you will also find our own, super-modern Drone Dock.

Learn to develop new foods with particular attention to health, taste, technology and trends.

Would you like to develop new food products later on? With an eye for the relationship between nutrition and health, the latest food trends and legislation? In food technology we get to know your food in detail. With lots of practice in our demo kitchen, our own bakery and dairy room and on internship in one of the many food companies in our neighborhood.

• You will learn to develop new food products that are healthy, tasty, nutritious and safe.
• You taste for flavor experience, add the health aspect as an ingredient and season with the latest nutritional trends.
• You ensure that legislation and the highest quality standards are observed in the production process.
• This is the heart of the food industry. So you visit a lot of companies in the neighborhood and can choose from an extensive menu of internships.
• You flavor your education with a choice between two specializations: Food Design & Health or Food Technology.

The professional bachelor’s degree in International Business Management focuses on all aspects of managing a business.  

• The first bachelor year is the same for all specialisations. It covers topics such as sustainability, economics, cross-cultural communication, law, trade, accounting, sales, and personal development.  
• In the second semester, you will get a taste of the specialisation you have chosen in the lab. 
• In the second and third bachelor year you then go deeper into your specialisation. 
• All specialisations are wide-ranging, include electives, team projects, company visits, and an internship. You will get the chance to prove your skills in the area that interests you the most.  

When you apply to study International Business Management, you will be asked to make your choice of specilaisation.

You can choose from 3 specializations:

1. Global Business: This versatile business management programme gives you a global view of a company.
2. Global Supply Chain Management: Our dynamic programme immerses you in international business with a focus on building a resilient and sustainable supply chain.
3. International Entrepreneurship: A creative, hands-on programme for budding entrepreneurs set on launching a business venture in international markets.

Bachelor-after-bachelor, abbreviated as BanaBa, is a title or degree used in Belgium for a bachelor program taken after another bachelor title has already been obtained. These courses cannot be taken as a basic diploma. In practice, these are usually one-year advanced courses in a specific field. 

Please find below our list of professional Bachelor after Bachelor programmes in Belgium. All programmes will be given in English. Therefore, there is no need to learn Dutch and you will not lose time and money.

If you want to study in French, German or Dutch, please contact us so we can provide you with additional education programmes.

Research into heredity and diseases is no longer possible without programmers. If you are wondering how you can apply IT and biology skills to lifelike problems in health and disease, then the unique Advanced Bachelor of Bioinformatics in Bruges is something for you!

Bioinformatics is a new and spectacular field which uses methods from informatics to store and process molecular biological information (DNA, proteins, functions). In bioinformatics, molecular biology is combined with informatics and programming. Bioinformatics scientists are capable of retrieving the necessary information from databases and using these to make predictions. As a bioinformatician you will look for application possibilities of informatics within biological/biomedical laboratories.

• Informatics scientist: application of informatics techniques to storage, organising and sharing (molecular biological) data
• Bioinformatics scientist: data processing and (statistical) analysis by means of bioinformatics tools in a dry lab
• Programmer: integration by scripting and automation of bioinformatics tools

In the course of the Bioinformatics programme, 3 roles are covered: the role of programmer, the role of informatics scientist and the role of bioinformatics scientist. You learn several programming languages like PHP, Python and R, and you use the most relevant databases from which you learn to process and interpret data. During the programme there is a special emphasis on the application of open source tools, both in a Windows and in a Linux environment. During the traineeship (without a bachelor’s thesis) a fourth role is addressed, that of the new young professional, in which the more generic competencies of a bachelor’s training (such as working in team, clear communication, …) are pursued.

As the training progresses, you become more and more familiar with the processing of complex biological data, like the analysis of next generation sequencing data (NGS data) or the application of machine learning techniques and you are able to apply these within a professional framework.

Job Opportunities

Thanks to the increasing use of informatics in life sciences, the field of bioinformatics more and more comes to the forefront. Bioinformatics scientists are needed both in the private sector and in research laboratories of universities and their spin-offs (such as Flanders Institute for Biotechnology (VIB)). Researchers really need the bioinformatics scientist/technicians to make the link between informatics and molecular biology.

A bioinformatics scientist is a polyvalent staff member who can be employed in a very wide range of functions within scientific research, both in the private sector and in academic research centers. He is the key person for the processing of experimental data, the generation of ab initio data by means of existing models. This can be about evolution theory, comparative genome analyses, the improvement in predicting genetic conditions, the follow-up and maintenance of databases. In summary, a bioinformatics scientist is the perfect blend between the ICT expert and the molecular biologist!

Sustainable Energy Management, your stepping stone to sustainable businesses!
Are you fascinated by themes such as sustainability and the energy transition? The bachelor-after-bachelor Sustainable Energy Management focuses on the young potential who, by using technology in a sustainable way, can support companies or organizations on their path to energy transition, CO2 neutrality and reducing the ecological footprint. In addition to the technological solution, business implementation is also very important.

Put your energy into energy
What’s in a name? Yep, the focus of the banaba Sustainable Energy Management (SEM) is on sustainability and energy transition. You will be introduced to existing and innovative technologies. Based on a detailed energy plan, you will learn how creative, smart solutions and energy efficiency can lead to energy savings. As a result, you will achieve the predefined KPIs. The latest trends in energy generation and the matching of supply and demand are also spearheads of this course. SEM could be described as looking for ways to implement energy optimizations, but that definition is a bit too narrow. Therefore, this course is built around four pillars.

• In the first three pillars: Energy, Technology and Business, you will get a better view on many facets of today’s energy challenges.
• In pillar four, the first three pillars come together in the form of project work in cooperation with industry. Here you apply the acquired knowledge to concrete cases of companies. This forms the practical component that we at Howest are so strong in.

Practical and future-proof
No course responds more to society’s future needs than Sustainable Energy Management. You learn how we can all make do with less energy, but also follow the energy transition from the front row. This includes becoming an expert in the conversion from traditional energy sources such as oil and gas to renewable energy sources. We take you into the world of smart grids, smart buildings, HVAC, energy management systems and more. However, theory alone will not solve the many energy issues. That’s why we put them into practice during projects with industry or practice sessions in our energy lab.

With this banaba you test initiatives against the company’s energy plan. This both economically and technologically. This requires knowledge about the calculation of payback periods in various scenarios. Not only the savings are calculated, but also what this means if the proposal is rolled out. The impact of the proposed optimizations on the formulated emission and energy targets is also included in the calculation. In addition to the economic and ecological calculation, it is also important to work in a planned manner to inform the various stakeholders in order to arrive at a supported decision. By means of clear, targeted communication, both in a global energy plan and in individual initiatives, you inform stakeholders of the savings potential.

Job Opportunities

More and more employers are recognizing the added value of an energy expert in developing the energy plan.
After all, the number of job offers continues to grow faster each year than professionals are graduating.

• As a sustainable energy manager, you help (manufacturing) companies keep their energy bills as low as possible,
• You can also advise SMEs as an external energy consultant or auditor.
• Schools, city councils or hospitals today rely on the know-how of an energy manager to make their buildings more energy efficient.
• With energy providers, you can also work at the source.
• Is entrepreneurship in your blood? Private individuals, companies, engineering and architectural firms: they all hire independent energy consultants.

A academic bachelor’s degree provides the knowledge and skills needed for a Master’s Degree. Key features:

• Duration: 3 years 
• Focus on Master’s Degree preparation

Please find below our list of academic Bachelor programmes in Belgium. All programmes will be given in English. Therefore, there is no need to learn Dutch and you will not lose time and money.

If you want to study in French, German or Dutch, please contact us so we can provide you with additional education programmes.

• Are you fascinated by current societal and economic challenges?
• Want to broaden your perspective and assess the impact of globalisation?

If so, the Bachelor of Social-Economic Sciences is exactly what you are looking for. This unique, multidisciplinary study allows you to develop competences related to socio-economic policy, business, economics, sociology, mathematics and statistics.

• In the first year, the programme’s broad curriculum will introduce you to several different fields, helping you to discover where your interests lie.
• In the second and third year you get to pursue one of the four majors:  
  • Business Economics
  • Economic Analysis
  • Social-economic Analysis
  • Sociological Analysis

The electives determine the master programmes in which you can subsequently enroll.

The explicit international nature of the study will ensure you become part of a multicultural classroom. This way, you will be prepared to take on any venture, both during and after your studies.

Committed to the environment and sustainability? This international, joint Bachelor in Urban Sustainability Studies is your route to driving change in Europe!

Gain skills in environmental science, social responsibility, urban sustainable development, policy-making, and research. Customise your curriculum to match your interests and career goals.

Unique and innovative

In a world shaped by rapid urbanisation, both cities and rural areas are vital for a sustainable future. The joint Bachelor in Urban Sustainability Studies, designed by the Young Universities for the Future of Europe (YUFE) Alliance, offers an innovative, interdisciplinary education to tackle real-life challenges head-on. Customise your learning path, explore diverse landscapes, and lead the way in urban sustainability across Europe with YUFE!

 Over three dynamic years, you will shape your learning journey to match your strengths and interests. The first year covers essential skills at your starting university. In the second and third years, you personalise your studies through YUFE minors and study at two to three different universities across Europe. The programme culminates in a dissertation to showcase your expertise. You finish the Bachelor with a degree awarded by seven European Universities. 

Throughout your bachelor’s programme, you work internationally with students, teachers, and businesses to address real-world issues in a creative, international and interactive setting. With input from 10 European universities, each a YUFE partner (seven Degree Awarding Partners and three Mobility Partners), the pro­gramme offers a diverse curriculum that explores sustainability issues in urban and rural settings. 

As a business economist, the numbers are important. Not just accounting, maths and statistics, but also the analytical and empirical skills needed to assess risks, calculate the future value of assets or identify potential trends in time. We’ll teach you to think and act as an economist, by studying what determines the trade balance of countries, how the money supply influences inflation, how governments regulate monopolies and why all this matters for business, learning about the importance of trust between buyers and sellers in second-hand markets and by understanding whether a company that is the only supplier in a market is eager to innovate.

You’ll start with economic concepts, theories and models in the first year, digging deeper in years two and three, with intermediate and advanced courses on macroeconomics, microeconomics, public finance, and international monetary economics. But don’t worry, you won’t be overwhelmed by theory! Other courses put new concepts to the test. Marketing, management, corporate finance, business law, and strategic brand management are just some of the applied courses that will help you manage a firm or even set up your own company. And we don’t stop there. People skills are so important. Especially if you dream of a career as a manager. So, you’ll have plenty of opportunity to develop these and interact with other students.

Last but not least: there’s language. In a globalised economy being proficient in English, the language of international business, is indispensable. You’ll have that competitive advantage, since the Business Economics programme is taught entirely in English. And of course you’ll have the chance to practice your language and other skills during 1 or 2 semesters abroad in the Erasmus international student exchange programme.

You’ll share the classroom with your fellow students for the first two years. In the third year, you’ll choose between one of two specialisations: International Business or Business & Technology. International Business offers advanced courses on business, economics and social entrepreneurship. Business & Technology adds technological entrepreneurship, advanced mathematics, and information technology to the mix.

Studying languages, literature and linguistics in the stimulating multicultural and multilingual environment of Belgium gives you the opportunity to discover the vast array of possibilities the city has to offer. Our international bachelor’s degree in Linguistics and Literary Studies the first of its kind in Belgium, is designed to prepare you for the globalised labour market where multilingualism, world citizenship and international expertise are becoming increasingly important. The bachelor’s programme offers courses in up to seven languages, from which you can choose to study up to four languages in the unique multilingual setting of Belgium. Develop your language proficiency, writing skills and analytic competence and prepare yourself to become a multilingual expert!

An academic master’s degree builds on the academic bachelor’s degree. This in-depth program also focuses heavily on theoretical knowledge and scientific research. A master’s program lasts 1 or 2 years.

After your training

• You can start work immediately.
• You can move on to a postgraduate or doctoral degree.

Please find below our list of Master programmes in Belgium. All programmes will be given in English. Therefore, there is no need to learn Dutch and you will not lose time and money.

If you want to study in French, German or Dutch, please contact us so we can provide you with additional education programmes.

Are you looking for the perfect follow-up to our Digital Arts & Entertainment  bachelor’s degree? The brand-new Master’s in Game Technology offers the opportunity to further develop your research skills within the field of game technology and make you an expert in game technology.

During this master’s, you will spend a year working on your own research project, allowing you to explore the subject matter in depth and make a meaningful contribution to the development of Game Technology and Digital Game Technology.

Before you start your studies, you will write a project proposal summarising your research ideas. Of course, as a Master student, you are in the lead, but we don’t throw you in at the deep end right away. You will be given a model with which to write this project proposal and your supervisor will help you with the definitive design of your project.

Structure

This master programme is a cooperation between 2 institutions. 

The studies are split into 4 blocks of 10 weeks, each defining a part of the project cycle.

• Block A – Literature study and forming the research questions
• Block B – Defining the methodology of your data gathering
• Block C – Executing the methodology, analyzing the data and drawing conclusions
• Block D – Disseminating and communicating the results of your project

The European Master in Sustainable Energy System Management (SESyM) is an initiative of EUREC (Association of European Renewable Energy Research Centres) in collaboration with a consortium of higher education institutions,  EUREC has a major voice in Europe regarding research into sustainable energy and the provision of advice regarding topical energy issues. In the scope of that assignment, the European Master SESyM is offered to train people to play an active role in the field of energy transition. In this professional master’s programme, students are trained to design, assess and implement an innovative energy business plan. In realistic and authentic company case-studies and projects, they address sustainable energy challenges based on a system approach.

The fact that this is a European master’s programme implies that the student must have studied in at least 2 European countries in the course of this study track.

The MA programme is a one-year, full-time arts education program. Its goal is to build the profile of an independent and professional animation filmmaker whose understanding of contemporary cinema culture is based on a strong sense of aesthetics and ethics. The individual practice is the point of reference throughout the program and leads to a master project that includes both a single-screen film work and a written essay.

The individual development of an artistic position, based on a permanent process of critical reflection, is a crucial element in contemporary art. In order to become a ʻprofessionalʼ artist, students need to learn to position themselves critically. This is the core of the Fine Arts master program.

The Fine Arts Master program at Brussels represents a wide range of artistic possibilities. As a student you are free to develop your artistic ideas within the various disciplines of contemporary art: there are no restrictions in terms of medium or technique. All technical facilities on campus are at your disposal. The only imperative is the imperative of art. In practice this implies a focus on visual and conceptual finesse, productive self-questioning, and an imaginative approach to research. The student’s artistic intuition is not banned from the workfloor, but it may be critically dissected – out of respect rather than mistrust. Our group forms an international micro-community inside the school and, more broadly, inside the city; individual work is done in close contact with others. Student output will be framed and reframed by peers, directly and indirectly, using impulses generated in group discussions, theory seminars, guest lectures, workshops and excursions. The flourishing contemporary art scene in Brussels will act both as sounding board and medium of reception.

The master graduate project

The Fine Arts MA programme at LUCA is aimed at critical self-reflection. Throughout the year students develop their master project in the context of theoretical and practice-related input. Through regular group evaluations and presentations, the students develop their practice to a professional level and learn to express themselves verbally to their peers, tutors and finally to an external jury.

Each student works with an individual tutor and a thesis promoter, assigned to him/her at the beginning of the academic year. Students are expected to regularly consult them and to report about the progress of their work. The thesis is regarded as an integral part of the student’s MA project.

Seminars

Seminars are an integral part of the master’s program. We have a particularly rich and diversified range of research seminars fed by the research groups of our campuses. Each campus has its own researchers, research traditions and disciplines. 

Together with your coordinator, you will select two seminars that match your ambitions. You can also choose from the courses given or its associated university colleges.

This Master’s degree program in Textile Design is open to students interested in exploring the artistic value and versatility of the textile medium. Within the broad range of design and visual arts, emphasis lies on the artistic process in which experimentation, innovative thinking and critical reflection play a key role. In this Master’s degree students become autonomous artists/designers.

More specifically, students will be asked to develop a personal Master’s project within the multifaceted field of textile art and design. Supervisors and teachers help students to determine their artistic position in relation to the tradition and topicality of textile design. To support the student’s research, staff and fellow students give feedback during the Master’s sessions and students have the possibility to choose out of a wide range of theoretical seminars to broaden their knowledge. Finally, the Master’s thesis offers students the opportunity to focus more reflectively on aspects they find important as artists/designers.

In our master’s programme Conducting you’ll learn how to conduct a choir, wind band or symphonic orchestra. A solid technical basis, a professional insight into performance practice and interpretation form the basis of your program, together with a broad literature overview,. You’ll learn to rehearse efficiently in a pedagogical and methodical way, partly through practice-oriented analyses of works and performances.

The master’s thesis

The master’s thesis consists of two self-selected artistic projects: a recital and a research-based recital. You present both recitals to a jury of internal and external experts during a public presentation. You substantiate and contextualise it with a thesis that situates your work within or against existing literature and debates. With this, you prove that you can orient yourself within the field of your artistic discipline. With your master’s thesis, you prove that you work largely independently. From your first master’s year onwards, you work on your research project with support from your main subject teacher and thesis supervisor.

During the master years, students can choose from a number of instrument or more theoretically oriented courses. In this way, they can continue their personal development.

In addition, students are familiarized with processing information and the development of new ways of thinking. Thus, they come to reflect on their own music practice, resulting in a thesis as part of the integrated master project (lecture/performance).

Central to this specialisation are lessons in the main instrument and in ensemble. To guarantee an optimal learning experience, these are linked as much as possible. All the skills acquired during instrument lessons are actively applied in various ensembles. Classic training techniques dovetail directly with this. Concerts are regularly organised.

This broad, multifaceted training offers many perspectives in different work environments. Tutors are prominent jazz musicians who are not only active on the jazz scene but also composing, arranging, producing.

If you are not yet sure of your own profile, our teachers and programme counsellors will help you discover it. Once you have chosen a specific profile, you can still set your own emphases. After all, from year to year, you compose a large part of your individual study programme.

The master’s thesis

The master’s thesis consists of two self-selected artistic projects: a recital and a research-based recital. You present both recitals to a jury of internal and external experts during a public presentation. You substantiate and contextualise it with a thesis that situates your work within or against existing literature and debates. With this, you prove that you can orient yourself within the field of your artistic discipline. With your master’s thesis, you prove that you work largely independently. From your first master’s year onwards, you work on your research project with support from your main subject teacher and thesis supervisor.

As the world faces issues like climate change, inequality, sustainability, and financial and healthcare crises, there has never been a greater need for skilled economic policymakers. 

Through our program, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the consequences of economic policies and learn to evaluate different policy options using cutting-edge economic theory and research methods. With this knowledge, you’ll be ready to tackle the challenges of the future.

And the best part?

You’ll be studying right in the heart of Europe, just a 45 minute train-ride away from the headquarters of NATO, the European Commission, and much more. So not only will you be getting a world-class education, but you’ll also have countless opportunities to network and gain real-world experience.

• Master Biology: Biodiversity, Conservation and Restoration

Biology is a fundamental scientific discipline focusing on formulating and testing hypotheses through observations and experiments in the lab or the field. As a Biology student, you will  actively participate in state-of the-art research performed at the Department of Biology.

The teaching is supported by the staff and expertise of the research groups. In the specialisation “Biodiversity: Conservation and Restoration”, emphasis lies on the global biodiversity crisis, one of the key elements of global change.

You acquire insight into the causes and consequences of the current worldwide loss of plant, animal and other species, and into the theory and practice of managing endangered species and the conservation and restoration of habitats. Links with society, for example, biodiversity policy, legislation and international treaties, will also be highlighted. Students will undertake an internship with an external organisation involved in conservation/restoration.

• Master of Biology: Global Change Biology

The Master’s programme Global Change Biology focuses on the complex causes and far-reaching consequences of global change. You will learn about the multifaceted nature of global change, encompassing changes in climate, land use, water and biogeochemical cycles, as well as environmental pollution and the loss of biodiversity, and how these changes impact all levels of biological organisation, from molecules to ecosystems.

Specific attention within the Master’s programme is given to the development of nature-based solutions, where fundamental knowledge on ecosystems is translated into applied ecosystem management, that addresses the negative impacts of global change. For example, you can perform Master’s thesis research on:

• negative CO2-emission technologies
• novel techniques for wetland restoration
• management of invasive species
• management of vector-based diseases

You can thus participate in state-of-the-art research performed at the internationally renowned Department of Biology of the University of Antwerp. The department houses some of the most highly-cited researchers in Ecology at international level, and explores novel research horizons including e.g. the use of advanced data analysis techniques in ecology (such as machine learning) and vector-based disease management from a one-health perspective. The department also is a leading partner in multiple large-scale research infrastructures, e.g. the Mesodrome and ICOS. Fundamental biological knowledge is directly coupled to technological innovation, economical implementation and societal valorisation.

• Master of Biomedical Sciences: Infectious and Tropical Diseases

The Biomedical Sciences programme trains highly skilled scientists who are able to conduct research in a wide biomedical field and supervise such research in academic, clinical or industrial settings.

In this specialisation, you study relevant infectious and tropical diseases, gaining practical insights into the interaction between the ecology and the disease.

The focus of this programme is on research.

You will spend half of your study time on practical research while doing internships and on writing a dissertation. Collaboration between the Institute for Tropical Medicine and the university laboratories provides you with the unique opportunity to participate in high-level research on HIV, malaria and other infectious and imported diseases.

In addition, you are offered the opportunity to study abroad for part of the programme

• Master of Biomedical Sciences: Neurosciences

The Biomedical Sciences programme trains highly skilled scientists who are able to conduct research in a wide biomedical field and supervise such research in academic, clinical or industrial settings.

In this specialisation, you study the neuronal structures and mechanisms of behaviour and memory as well as various neurological and psychiatric disorders. To do this, you learn to develop experimental research based on animal models.

The focus of this programme is on research.

Our laboratories work together with outstanding research institutes such as the Institute Born-Bunge for neurosciences. You will spend half of your study time on practical research while doing internships and on writing a dissertation.

In addition, you are offered the opportunity to study abroad for part of the programme.

In this programme, you’ll dive deep into cutting-edge methodologies and practical cases, as you explore the most pressing economic issues that businesses are facing today.

With majors in Accounting, Data Science and Artificial Intelligence, Digital Organisation, Finance, Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Organisation, Strategy and International Business or Transport and Logistics, you can tailor your degree according to your personal interests and career aspirations.

Do you have an interest in finance and business, as well as in statistics, mathematics and finance technology? Want to learn everything there is to know about finance, and then deep dive into your field of interest? If so, then you were meant to be a financial business engineer. 

 But what does that mean? In a nutshell: you are fully trained to engineer the financial future of business ideas by transforming financial theory into corporate practice, in an ethical and sustainable way. 

In this two-year English Master’s programme, you 

• gain a profound insight in the financial products used by corporates, banks, insurance companies, asset managers, … – and 
• develop the skills to formulate, analyse and solve financial models within the complex environment of todays’ organisations. 

The Master of Chemistry focuses on research and development.

The proximity of the large chemical industry and the Port of Antwerp creates perfect circumstances to organise an internationally oriented Master programme. Professors and guest speakers from industry communicate knowledge and experience from their own daily practice in business and research. This will give you direct insight in how chemistry is interwoven with different economic sectors in our society and what your role in this can be.

In addition you will have the opportunity to do an internship to strengthen the connection between your academic education and your future professional life.

Through the wide range of elective courses you can focus your educational programme on one of the subdisciplines of Chemistry. Your Master thesis enhances your analytical and processing skills through exposure to high-level research environments.

Highlights of this Master programme:

• You compose your programme based on your interests.
• Courses take place in small groups.
• Taught by specialists from industry.
• A combination of excellent education and high-level research.

Your future

With Belgium as an important worldwide hub of chemical industry, a Master of Chemistry is a much sought-after asset and most graduates quickly find an interesting job in this sector.

But you have many other options. The university may be the ideal location to start your career with a PhD in one of our research groups. In governmental bodies you may influence chemistry related legislation like food or water standards or air quality monitoring.

• How fast is the coronavirus spreading, and how can we slow it down?
• What makes people sick? Certain genes? Certain behaviour? Environmental hazards? Other determinants?
• How do we best diagnose diseases? What is the prognosis of a disease? What improves or worsens the prognosis?
• How effective are interventions in daily practice?

As an epidemiologist, you learn to formulate an answer to these questions. 

Epidemiology studies disease occurrence and health states in diverse populations, and is the core science in the field of public health. Epidemiologists have become indispensable in: 

• the design, performance and analysis of applied medical scientific research
• the application of medical scientific knowledge in the development of public health policy

Are you interested in applied medical scientific research? Do you want to learn how to translate that into practice and policy? Then our epidemiology programme may be for you! 

This Master of Epidemiology is unique in Belgium.

Political decisions give direction to society. But how are political decisions made? The Master of Political Science provides you with specialist, in-depth knowledge of decision-making in politics. The Master’s programme is taught in English. This way you will be prepared to access the political world in which English plays an increasingly important role. 

You will study political decision-making within and between local, national, European and international administrations from four different perspectives:

• Citizens
• Politicians
• Policy professionals
• Institutions

To understand political decision-making you should be able to adopt these four (sometimes very different) perspectives. After all, elected politicians make binding decisions for society but the participation of citizens is the bedrock of legitimate decision-making.

The Master’s programme does not exclusively aim at the acquisition of theoretical and analytical insight, you will also practice some of the core skills involved in political decision-making, such as argumentation, negotiation and lobbying.

Your lecturers

The Political Science programme has a strong research-based focus and builds on the extensive experience of Political Science. The 2020 ShanghaiRanking’s Global Ranking of Academic Subjects (GRAS) ranks Belgium highest for Political Science and for Public Administration. The Department of Political Science ranks in the top ten in EU member states. All courses critically engage with scholarly work. Several courses aim at developing research skills. We believe that a researchers’ mindset is of great value for all professional contexts for Masters in Political Science.

As a physiotherapist you are not only a healthcare provider, but also a scientist and a healthcare manager. In this Master’s programme you will acquire and develop the competencies you need in these professional roles. The programme offers evidence-based clinical education of rehabilitation in combination with comprehensive training in scientific research. Active and student-centred learning, a broad mixture of teaching and examination methods, a Master’s thesis, and clinical internships are the cornerstones of this unique programme. 

As a Master of Rehabilitation Sciences and Physiotherapy graduate you will have the necessary practical skills and theoretical knowledge to start a professional career as a physiotherapy practitioner and/or scientific scholar.

A postgraduate degree is further training for professionals who already have a bachelor’s or master’s degree. As part of further professional training, postgraduates strive to deepen the competencies acquired in prior training.

Please find below our list of Postgraduate programmes in Belgium. All programmes will be given in English. Therefore, there is no need to learn Dutch and you will not lose time and money.

If you want to study in French, German or Dutch, please contact us so we can provide you with additional education programmes.

In this course students learn about the impact on social transformation and cultural identity when vulnerable people move from one geographical location to another, circumstances in which human rights may be violated and sources of support and protection.

This block study programme focuses on Belgian and European legislation by contrasting the developments and responses to the opportunities and challenges connected with migration today.

Do you want to combine this semester with more practise experience? Do you want to study for a full year? Be sure to ask about our one-year “Migration & Refugees IN ACTION” programme and combine your international semester with a three month placement during the spring semester.

This course starts in September with classes taking place on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.

This postgraduate targets professionals with at least a full Bachelor degree. 

The programme aims to have a diverse student body, therefore limiting the number of non-exchange students with the same nationality to four per country.

About the programme

The Postgraduate in Global Business Management is a modular programme. All modules concern business management topics, covering different kinds of expertise in a global context. During the autumn semester, emphasis will be on lectures as well as on learning-by-doing. The spring semester is more project based. Students will work on different projects, mostly in international teams.

The aim is to integrate foreign students with Belgian students and stimulate teamwork, international communication and co-operation. During the semesters company visits are organized, so that students will also learn about Belgian corporate culture.

Unique in Belgium

• The Postgraduate In African Business Studies (PABS) is the first of its kind in Belgium and Europe.
• The Postgraduate is specifically developed to maximise professionals’ knowledge of business on the African continent.
• In collaboration with African embassies in Brussels and first-class regional universities, the PABS programme offers a quality curriculum in African Business for graduate students and future managers pursuing a successful business career in Africa, Europe and the world at large.
• This programme has a unique global perspective as well as a regional focus. It was designed to face the growing demand for world-class professionals to manage relations between Africa and the rest of the world in the fields of business, entrepreneurship, and cross-cultural management.
• Through the PABS programme, you will benefit from a combination of in-depth global and Africa-specific business knowledge, setting yourself apart in the competitive global marketplace.
• The experience will also result in lasting friendships and access to a broad international network of ambitious professionals who, like you, care about making a difference in the world.

Become a conceptual creative thinker and maker for brands

• Creativity drives progress, and it can be trained. That’s were Creative Belgium School comes in: we are going to mine your creative talent and teach you how to use your creativity as a shortcut to success.
• Choosing Creative Belgium School will open a gateway to exciting jobs in the creative industry.
• Are you someone with an open mind who’s willing to think out-of-the-box, strategically, and in an unbiased way? Then you are in the right place.
• The Creative Belgium School Programme is there to train creative minds to create meaningful ideas for brands, businesses, and society.
• You will be trained and coached by top creatives of the advertising industry. Using the latest techniques and tools, they will inspire you in creative strategy, conceptual and creative thinking, methodical thinking, idea execution, case studying, writing, and art direction.
• You will be prepped to become part of the next generation of creatives that develops and realizes relevant, innovative, and memorable solutions for brands, companies, and society.

Your gateway to a legendary career!

• Study alongside other highly motivated students with a passion for E-sports who want to hone their management skills for a career in the E-sports industry.
• Acquire in-depth knowledge and get a clear understanding of the various E-sports ecosystems and their stakeholders.
• Become an expert in project and product management within the E-sports scene.
• Learn all about the specifics of E-sports event management.
• Discover case stories that explain how esports and gaming can help businesses boost their progress and reach new audiences.
• Unlock the fascinating world of E-sports sponsorship and partnerships.

Blackboards Beyond Borders

• Ready to push your personal and professional boundaries as a teacher?
• Already a qualified teacher with a high level of English?
• Learn what it takes to apply your skills in an international context.
• Develop your sensitivity for the impact of cultural differences.
• Gain key insights in intercultural competencies, didactics and pedagogy in international education, while developing your English skills.
• Reinforce your multicultural outlook while exchanging ideas and experiences as part of an international student group.
• Expand your international network and credentials thanks to our partnerships with global accreditation bodies and tertiary institutions.
• Prepare for on-the-job learning and internships in international settings.
• Transform your dream of teaching abroad into a reality with this postgraduate programme, unique in Belgium with educational partners all over the world.

Pave the way for a healthier world!

• Enrol in courses designed for alumni, pharma and healthcare professionals, and industry leaders.
• Study at the heart of European pharma and healthcare logistics.
• Learn every trick in the book when it comes to supply chain optimisation and prepare to be enlightened.
• Discover the challenges unique to pharma and healthcare logistics (regulations, cold chain distribution, temperature control) in detail.
• Stay in the loop on emerging technologies in the industry.
• Benefit from a comprehensive curriculum that includes compliance regulations, quality assurance and innovative solutions.
• Enjoy countless networking opportunities.
• Learn in the classroom and on location from experienced speakers, leading academics, and professionals with industry experience.
• Make a global impact!

A service designer is a professional who designs the experience of users by improving interactions between the users and service organization, they purchase or use products or services from. A space and service designer does not only design the services but also the spaces, objects and communication system that make the service system really work. And that is exactly what you can learn with us!

• You will build on your BA or MA in design (industrial, product, graphic, service etc.), architecture, UX-UI, management, social sciences, tourism… with this fully accredited international postgraduate programme. 
• You will acquire vital 21st-century skills: focussing on the users’ needs, co-creation with communities, developing a digital perspective, creating evidence-based and context-based solutions, teamworking and team leading, prototyping and testing, strategic thinking and working with constraints. effective intercultural collaboration and communication, agile working. This skill set equips you for success in navigating today’s dynamic, diverse and interconnected world.
• You will work collaboratively in multidisciplinary teams on real-life design challenges with real clients and end-users.
• You will expand your professional network with weekly Master Classes from industry experts, network events and work experiences.
• You’ll push your boundaries and actively contribute to the achievement of UN Sustainable Development Goals.
• You will transform your design career or business aspirations to new heights via this one-year programme in service design developed in collaboration with the Department of Interior Design & Architecture.

Designing for change

• Ready to use your design skills for forward-thinking, inclusive solutions to tackle today’s social, cultural, and economic challenges?
• Do you want to collaborate with real clients and end-users to tackle genuine design challenges?
• Eager to dive into users’ lives through research-led and user-centered design?
• Come and study with us and use your personal vision to add sustainable value to public spaces and improve the accessibility and user experience of the clients of public services.
• Embark on the ‘Designing for Change’ journey, where your creativity shapes innovative services and service environments that have a positive impact.
• Become a proactive and socially aware agent of change, making tangible differences for people through the application of innovative design thinking.

We can also find specific PhD opportunities for you in Belgium. Please contact us and forward us your request in detail and we will contact you as soon as possible.