Admissions Catalog 2010 - 2011 IUBelgium

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Admissions Catalog 2010 - 2011
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Table of Contents
International University of Belgium .......................................................................................................................................... 4 Introduction .......................................................................................................................................................................... 4 Mission Statement ................................................................................................................................................................ 5 Program Overview .................................................................................................................................................................... 6 International Undergraduate Degree Programs (IUGDP)................................................................................................. 6 International Graduate Degree Programs (IGDP)............................................................................................................. 6 International Postgraduate Degree Programs (IPGDP) .................................................................................................... 6 International Business Certificates (IBC) .......................................................................................................................... 6 International Diploma Programs ............................................................................................................................................... 7 DBS - Diploma in Business Studies ........................................................................................................................................ 9 International Associate Degree Programs .............................................................................................................................. 10 ABS - Associate in Business Studies .................................................................................................................................... 12 ABA - Associate of Business Administration ....................................................................................................................... 13 International Bachelor Degree Programs................................................................................................................................ 14 BBS - Bachelor in Business Studies ..................................................................................................................................... 16 BBA - Bachelor of Business Administration ........................................................................................................................ 17 International Master Degree Programs .................................................................................................................................. 18 MBS - Master in Business Studies ....................................................................................................................................... 20 MBA - Master of Business Administration .......................................................................................................................... 21 MA - Master of Arts in Human Resource Management ..................................................................................................... 22 MA - Master of Arts in Marketing Management ................................................................................................................ 23 MS - Master of Science in Financial Management ............................................................................................................. 24 MS - Master of Science in Operations Management .......................................................................................................... 25 Master in Business Communication ................................................................................................................................... 26 Master in Design Management .......................................................................................................................................... 27 Master in e-Business ........................................................................................................................................................... 28 Master in European Management...................................................................................................................................... 29 Master in Fashion Management ......................................................................................................................................... 30 Master in Global Banking and Financial Markets ............................................................................................................... 31 Master in International Management ................................................................................................................................ 32 Master in Sports Management ........................................................................................................................................... 33 Master in Tourism and Hospitality Management ............................................................................................................... 34 Master in Transportation and Logistics Management ........................................................................................................ 35 International Doctoral Degree Programs ................................................................................................................................ 36 DBA - Doctor of Business Administration ........................................................................................................................... 37
International Graduate Certificate Programs ......................................................................................................................... 38 Graduate Certificate in Business Studies ............................................................................................................................ 39 Graduate Certificate in Financial Management .................................................................................................................. 40 Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management .................................................................................................... 41 Graduate Certificate in Marketing Management ............................................................................................................... 42 Graduate Certificate in Operations Management .............................................................................................................. 43 Non-Degree Programs............................................................................................................................................................. 44 Customized Programs ......................................................................................................................................................... 44 Language Programs ............................................................................................................................................................ 44 Corporate Training .............................................................................................................................................................. 44 Admission ................................................................................................................................................................................ 45 Application Procedures....................................................................................................................................................... 46 Student Visa Guidelines ...................................................................................................................................................... 48 Tuition Fees - Campus Brussels .......................................................................................................................................... 49 Tuition Fees - Campus Antwerp .......................................................................................................................................... 50 Tuition Fees - Campus Ghent .............................................................................................................................................. 51 Student Services ...................................................................................................................................................................... 52 Courses at the Undergraduate Level ...................................................................................................................................... 53 Core Courses ....................................................................................................................................................................... 53 Specialization Courses ........................................................................................................................................................ 54 Language Courses ............................................................................................................................................................... 55 Courses at the Graduate Level ................................................................................................................................................ 56 Core Courses ....................................................................................................................................................................... 56 Specialization Courses ........................................................................................................................................................ 57 Academics ............................................................................................................................................................................... 58 Contact details ........................................................................................................................................................................ 59 Admissions .......................................................................................................................................................................... 59 Main Campus Brussels ........................................................................................................................................................ 59 Satellite Campus Antwerp .................................................................................................................................................. 59 Satellite Campus Ghent ...................................................................................................................................................... 59 Disclaimer................................................................................................................................................................................ 60 Notes ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 61
International University of Belgium

Introduction
The International University of Belgium is a private and independent institution of higher learning that groups the
business, management, language and cultural studies at its main campus in Brussels and at its satellite campuses in Antwerp and Ghent into one international university dedicated to cross-cultural education with a global perspective. Operating under the authority of the coordinating United International Business Schools organization, our study programs and courses are regularly reviewed and modernized in cooperation with the Global Council for Management Education, the organization's academic council. Partnerships and links with other schools, colleges and universities are developed and maintained through the International Student Mobility Initiative. Committed to offering quality business and management education at the undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate level, we strive to continuously improve our career-oriented academic study programs in accordance with the demands of the global marketplace as well as with the guidelines received from reputable American, European and international educational organizations.
"the inspiring excellence of a private university, the stimulating advantage of a small-scale environment"
Mission Statement
The International University of Belgium aspires to be acknowledged as a private and independent international business school of first choice for the quality of its undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate programs and courses. We strive to provide students the inspiring excellence of a private university, combined with the stimulating advantage of a small-scale, cross-cultural and English-speaking environment. Our study programs and teaching methods are in line with international standards in higher education and are undergoing a continuous process of self-evaluation and self-improvement by means of internal and external quality validation. Among our faculty and staff we give emphasis to such qualities as innovation, flexibility and a continuous sense of advancement. Having full membership status with the United International Business Schools organization that is internationally commended for its academic contributions to professional business and management education, our institution serves a highly unique and culturally diverse student body and endorses both academic advancement and personal growth among its students. Our mission is accomplished through academic excellence, ingenious extra-curricular activities and distinguishing cultural alliances. We are dedicated to the following educational resolutions: To offer highly-competitive career-oriented academic study programs at the undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate levels in a full-time, part-time and online format To offer a range of flexible non-degree programs to meet the needs of individual students, companies and organizations in the framework of lifelong learning. To uphold excellent quality standards in our academic curricula, pragmatic teaching methods and personalized student services To welcome qualified students, faculty and staff of all backgrounds, nationalities and religions To equip students with well-developed analytical, conceptual, quantitative and interpersonal skills To provide an opportunity to develop specific skills in accordance with ones interests and talents To develop among students an understanding of cross-cultural management, global leadership and business ethics To increase students competence in global thinking by offering a dynamic and truly international study environment
Program Overview
International Undergraduate Degree Programs (IUGDP)
DBS - Diploma in Business Studies (45 credits) ABS - Associate in Business Studies (90 credits) ABA - Associate of Business Administration (90 credits) BBS - Bachelor in Business Studies (180 credits) BBA - Bachelor of Business Administration (180 credits) Major - Business and Entrepreneurship Major - Finance and Economics Major - Marketing and Management Minor - Business Communication Minor - European Management Minor - International Management Minor - International Relations Minor - Sports Management Minor - Tourism and Hospitality Management
International Graduate Degree Programs (IGDP)

MBS - Master in Business Studies MBA - Master of Business Administration MA - Master of Arts in Human Resource Management MA - Master of Arts in Marketing Management MS - Master of Science in Financial Management MS - Master of Science in Operations Management Master in Business Communication Master in Design Management Master in e-Business Master in European Management Master in Fashion Management Master in Global Banking & Financial Markets Master in International Management Master in Sports Management Master in Tourism and Hospitality Management Master in Transportation and Logistics Management
International Postgraduate Degree Programs (IPGDP)

DBA - Doctor of Business Administration
International Business Certificates (IBC)

Graduate Certificate in Business Studies (3 to 12 months) Graduate Certificate in Financial Management (9 to 12 months) Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management (9 to 12 months) Graduate Certificate in Marketing Management (9 to 12 months) Graduate Certificate in Operations Management (9 to 12 months) 6
International Diploma Programs

Career perspectives
Our academic study programs are career-oriented in nature and provide students with a high level of flexibility throughout their undergraduate studies. Our programs and courses focus on a broad range of specialized subject matters and equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to be successful in todays global economy. Our students are prepared for a wide variety of professional development and career opportunities. Diploma programs are an excellent choice for high school graduates and university transfer students who may have limited time and/or financial resources available to complete a full Bachelor program and who would like to see their employability in today's job market increase by engaging in rigorous and academically challenging undergraduate level studies to obtain a relevant academic qualification in the field of international business. Diploma programs can be completed full-time or part-time. Upon graduation, students mainly start or advance their careers with entry-level management positions in national and multinational companies and organizations in various economic sectors. Others decide to launch a new business venture or join an existing family business. Students can also choose to continue their studies without interruption in any of our Associate, Bachelor or customized programs at the undergraduate level to further enhance their career prospects.
Diploma programs
Diploma programs are based on and are fully compatible with the established European and American educational systems. Diploma programs consist of 45 European credits or 30 American credits. DBS - Diploma in Business Studies
Program options
The Study Abroad Option allows students to study for one or more quarters at another campus location without experiencing interruptions or extensions in the study program. Courses and programs remain fully compatible across all campus locations. Students are also given the option to study abroad at one of our academic partners or to propose an external school, college or university and have it approved for credit transfer. The Summer School Option allows students to enroll for an optional 4th quarter during the summer in order to accelerate their studies. Up to 20 credits are offered in core courses and electives. Courses are scheduled in 2 terms of 5 weeks, with each term representing 10 credits in courses. The Internship Option encourages students to put their skills and knowledge into practice by completing a company internship, either locally or abroad. Several internships are offered by the school's corporate partners. Upon successful completion of the internship, 5 credits are awarded as elective credits for each month full-time equivalent, with a maximum of 3 months or 15 credits. The Accelerated Studies Option is intended for those students who were never able to finish their undergraduate studies. Previously completed courses and accumulated credits will be evaluated for transfer into the study program of your choice. After careful evaluation, a limited number of credits can also be awarded for previous relevant work experience and other successfully completed training programs.
DBS - Diploma in Business Studies

Language All courses are taught entirely in English. Program duration Diploma programs consist of 45 European credits and take up to 1 academic year of 9 months of full-time studies to complete (up to 3 quarters), depending on the chosen study track and intensiveness. Total contact hours amount to 450. Courses are scheduled between Monday and Friday, between 9am at the earliest and 9pm at the latest. Program structure Two study tracks are available, the American study track and the European study track. Depending on the chosen track, the program intensiveness will vary, allowing students to study at their own preferred pace. American study track: 15 course credits per quarter 15 contact hours per week 30 study hours per week Admission Because of the modular design and flexibility of the program, students can start their studies in October, January, April, July, and August. Please refer to our academic calendar for the exact starting dates. For admission, students are required to have obtained a high school diploma (or equivalent, or higher) and be proficient in English. When applying, please adhere to the application procedures and guidelines. Diploma programs are offered at several campus locations. Please refer to the program schedule for an overview of the campus locations where this program is offered. Courses Undergraduate courses are divided into 3 main categories: core courses, specialization courses and language courses. Electives can be any courses offered at the undergraduate level, including language courses. Several languages, including Spanish and French are offered each academic year at the beginner, intermediate and advanced level. Language courses are subject to availability. Please refer to the course overview for the list of available courses. Course requirements Electives 45 credits European study track: 20 course credits per quarter 20 contact hours per week 40 study hours per week
International Associate Degree Programs

Career perspectives
Our academic study programs are career-oriented in nature and provide students with a high level of flexibility throughout their undergraduate studies. Our programs and courses focus on a broad range of specialized subject matters and equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to be successful in todays global economy. Our students are prepared for a wide variety of professional development and career opportunities. Associate programs are an excellent choice for high school graduates and university transfer students who may have limited time and/or financial resources available to complete a full Bachelor program and who would like to see their employability in today's job market increase by engaging in rigorous and academically challenging undergraduate level studies to obtain a relevant academic qualification in the field of international business. Associate programs can be completed full-time or part-time. Upon graduation, students mainly start or advance their careers with entry-level management positions in national and multinational companies and organizations in various economic sectors. Others decide to launch a new business venture or join an existing family business. Students can also choose to continue their studies without interruption in any of our Bachelor or customized programs at the undergraduate level to further enhance their career prospects.
Associate programs
Associate programs are based on and are fully compatible with the established European and American educational systems. Associate programs consist of 90 European credits or 60 American credits. ABS - Associate in Business Studies ABA - Associate of Business Administration Major - Business and Entrepreneurship Major - Finance and Economics Major - Marketing and Management Minor - Business Communication Minor - European Management Minor - International Management Minor - International Relations Minor - Sports Management Minor - Tourism and Hospitality Management
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Program options
The Study Abroad Option allows students to study for one or more quarters at another campus location without experiencing interruptions or extensions in the study program. Courses and programs remain fully compatible across all campus locations. Students are also given the option to study abroad at one of our academic partners or to propose an external school, college or university and have it approved for credit transfer. The Summer School Option allows students to enroll for an optional 4th quarter during the summer in order to accelerate their studies. Up to 20 credits are offered in core courses and electives. Courses are scheduled in 2 terms of 5 weeks, with each term representing 10 credits in courses. The Internship Option encourages students to put their skills and knowledge into practice by completing a company internship, either locally or abroad. Several internships are offered by the school's corporate partners. Upon successful completion of the internship, 5 credits are awarded as elective credits for each month full-time equivalent, with a maximum of 3 months or 15 credits. The Accelerated Studies Option is intended for those students who were never able to finish their undergraduate studies. Previously completed courses and accumulated credits will be evaluated for transfer into the study program of your choice. After careful evaluation, a limited number of credits can also be awarded for previous relevant work experience and other successfully completed training programs.
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ABS - Associate in Business Studies

Language All courses are taught entirely in English. Duration Associate programs consist of 90 European credits and take up to 2 academic years of 9 months of full-time studies to complete (up to 6 quarters), depending on the chosen study track and intensiveness. Total contact hours amount to 900. Courses are scheduled between Monday and Friday, between 9am at the earliest and 9pm at the latest. Study tracks Two study tracks are available, the American study track and the European study track. Depending on the chosen track, the program intensiveness will vary, allowing students to study at their own preferred pace. American study track: 15 course credits per quarter 15 contact hours per week 30 study hours per week Admission Because of the modular design and flexibility of the program, students can start their studies in October, January, April, July, and August. Please refer to our academic calendar for the exact starting dates. For admission, students are required to have obtained a high school diploma (or equivalent, or higher) and be proficient in English. When applying, please adhere to the application procedures and guidelines. Associate programs are offered at several campus locations. Please refer to the program schedule for an overview of the campus locations where this program is offered. Courses Undergraduate courses are divided into 3 main categories: core courses, specialization courses and language courses. Electives can be any courses offered at the undergraduate level, including language courses. Several languages, including Spanish and French are offered each academic year at the beginner, intermediate and advanced level. Language courses are subject to availability. Please refer to the course overview for the list of available courses. Course requirements (without optional minor) Electives 90 credits European study track: 20 course credits per quarter 20 contact hours per week 40 study hours per week
Course requirements (with optional minor) Specialization Courses (minor) Electives 9 credits / 3 courses 81 credits
Minors are considered as secondary specializations during undergraduate studies and form a fundamental component of the complete study program, offering a wide range of specialization courses.
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ABA - Associate of Business Administration

Language All courses are taught entirely in English. Duration Associate programs consist of 90 European credits and take up to 2 academic years of 9 months of full-time studies to complete (up to 6 quarters), depending on the chosen study track and intensiveness. Total contact hours amount to 900. Courses are scheduled between Monday and Friday, between 9am at the earliest and 9pm at the latest. Study tracks Two study tracks are available, the American study track and the European study track. Depending on the chosen track, the program intensiveness will vary, allowing students to study at their own preferred pace. American study track: 15 course credits per quarter 15 contact hours per week 30 study hours per week Admission Because of the modular design and flexibility of the program, students can start their studies in October, January, April, July, and August. Please refer to our academic calendar for the exact starting dates. For admission, students are required to have obtained a high school diploma (or equivalent, or higher) and be proficient in English. When applying, please adhere to the application procedures and guidelines. Associate programs are offered at several campus locations. Please refer to the program schedule for an overview of the campus locations where this program is offered. Courses Undergraduate courses are divided into 3 main categories: core courses, specialization courses and language courses. Electives can be any courses offered at the undergraduate level, including language courses. Several languages, including Spanish and French are offered each academic year at the beginner, intermediate and advanced level. Language courses are subject to availability. Please refer to the course overview for the list of available courses. Course requirements Core Courses (major) Core Courses (other) Specialization Courses (minor) Language Courses Electives 15 credits / 3 courses 30 credits / 6 courses 9 credits / 3 courses 6 credits / 3 courses 30 credits European study track: 20 course credits per quarter 20 contact hours per week 40 study hours per week
Majors are considered as primary specializations during undergraduate studies and form a fundamental component of the complete study program, offering a wide range of core courses. Minors are considered as secondary specializations during undergraduate studies and also form a fundamental component of the complete study program, offering a wide range of specialization courses.
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International Bachelor Degree Programs

Career perspectives
Our academic study programs are career-oriented in nature and provide students with a high level of flexibility throughout their undergraduate studies. Our programs and courses focus on a broad range of specialized subject matters and equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to be successful in todays global economy. Our students are prepared for a wide variety of professional development and career opportunities. Bachelor programs are an excellent choice for high school graduates and university transfer students who would like to see their employability in today's job market increase by engaging in rigorous and academically challenging undergraduate level studies to obtain a relevant academic qualification in the field of international business. Bachelor programs can be completed full-time or part-time. Upon graduation, students mainly start or advance their careers with entry-level to mid-level management positions in national and multinational companies and organizations in various economic sectors. Others decide to launch a new business venture or join an existing family business. Students can also choose to continue their studies without interruption in any of our Master, certificate or customized programs at the graduate level to further enhance their career prospects.
Bachelor programs
Bachelor programs are based on and are fully compatible with the established European and American educational systems. Bachelor programs consist of 180 European credits or 120 American credits. BBS - Bachelor in Business Studies BBA - Bachelor of Business Administration Major - Business and Entrepreneurship Major - Finance and Economics Major - Marketing and Management Minor - Business Communication Minor - European Management Minor - International Management Minor - International Relations Minor - Sports Management Minor - Tourism and Hospitality Management
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Program options
The Study Abroad Option allows students to study for one or more quarters at another campus location without experiencing interruptions or extensions in the study program. Courses and programs remain fully compatible across all campus locations. Students are also given the option to study abroad at one of our academic partners or to propose an external school, college or university and have it approved for credit transfer. The Summer School Option allows students to enroll for an optional 4th quarter during the summer in order to accelerate their studies. Up to 20 credits are offered in core courses and electives. Courses are scheduled in 2 terms of 5 weeks, with each term representing 10 credits in courses. The Internship Option encourages students to put their skills and knowledge into practice by completing a company internship, either locally or abroad. Several internships are offered by the school's corporate partners. Upon successful completion of the internship, 5 credits are awarded as elective credits for each month full-time equivalent, with a maximum of 3 months or 15 credits. Internship programs are available only for students with a valid European passport, student visa or residency or work permit. The Accelerated Studies Option is intended for those students who were never able to finish their undergraduate studies. Previously completed courses and accumulated credits will be evaluated for transfer into the study program of your choice. After careful evaluation, a limited number of credits can also be awarded for previous relevant work experience and other successfully completed training programs.
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BBS - Bachelor in Business Studies

Language All courses are taught entirely in English. Duration Bachelor programs consist of 180 European credits and take 3 or 4 academic years of 9 months of full-time studies to complete (up to 9 or 12 quarters respectively), depending on the chosen study track and intensiveness. Total contact hours amount to 1800. Courses are scheduled between Monday and Friday, between 9am at the earliest and 9pm at the latest. Study tracks Two study tracks are available, the American study track and the European study track. Depending on the chosen track, the program intensiveness will vary, allowing students to study at their own preferred pace. American study track: 15 course credits per quarter 15 contact hours per week 30 study hours per week Admission Because of the modular design and flexibility of the program, students can start their studies in October, January, April, July, and August. Please refer to our academic calendar for the exact starting dates. For admission, students are required to have obtained a high school diploma (or equivalent, or higher) and be proficient in English. When applying, please adhere to the application procedures and guidelines. Bachelor programs are offered at several campus locations. Please refer to the program schedule for an overview of the campus locations where this program is offered. Courses Undergraduate courses are divided into 3 main categories: core courses, specialization courses and language courses. Electives can be any courses offered at the undergraduate level, including language courses. Several languages, including Spanish and French are offered each academic year at the beginner, intermediate and advanced level. Language courses are subject to availability. Please refer to the course overview for the list of available courses. Course requirements (without optional minor) Electives 180 credits European study track: 20 course credits per quarter 20 contact hours per week 40 study hours per week
Course requirements (with optional minor) Specialization Courses (minor) Electives 18 credits / 6 courses 162 credits
Minors are considered as secondary specializations during undergraduate studies and form a fundamental component of the complete study program, offering a wide range of specialization courses.
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BBA - Bachelor of Business Administration

Language All courses are taught entirely in English. Duration Bachelor programs consist of 180 European credits and take 3 or 4 academic years of 9 months of full-time studies to complete (up to 9 or 12 quarters respectively), depending on the chosen study track and intensiveness. Total contact hours amount to 1800. Courses are scheduled between Monday and Friday, between 9am at the earliest and 9pm at the latest. Study tracks Two study tracks are available, the American study track and the European study track. Depending on the chosen track, the program intensiveness will vary, allowing students to study at their own preferred pace. American study track: 15 course credits per quarter 15 contact hours per week 30 study hours per week Admission Because of the modular design and flexibility of the program, students can start their studies in October, January, April, July, and August. Please refer to our academic calendar for the exact starting dates. For admission, students are required to have obtained a high school diploma (or equivalent, or higher) and be proficient in English. When applying, please adhere to the application procedures and guidelines. Bachelor programs are offered at several campus locations. Please refer to the program schedule for an overview of the campus locations where this program is offered. Courses Undergraduate courses are divided into 3 main categories: core courses, specialization courses and language courses. Electives can be any courses offered at the undergraduate level, including language courses. Several languages, including Spanish and French are offered each academic year at the beginner, intermediate and advanced level. Language courses are subject to availability. Please refer to the course overview for the list of available courses. Course requirements Core Courses (major) Core Courses (other) Specialization Courses (minor) Language Courses Electives 30 credits / 6 courses 60 credits / 12 courses 18 credits / 6 courses 12 credits / 6 courses 60 credits European study track: 20 course credits per quarter 20 contact hours per week 40 study hours per week
Majors are considered as primary specializations during undergraduate studies and form a fundamental component of the complete study program, offering a wide range of core courses. Minors are considered as secondary specializations during undergraduate studies and also form a fundamental component of the complete study program, offering a wide range of specialization courses.
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International Master Degree Programs

Career perspectives
Our academic study programs are career-oriented in nature and provide students with a high level of flexibility throughout their graduate studies. Our programs and courses focus on a broad range of specialized subject matters and equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to be successful in todays global economy. Our students are prepared for a wide variety of professional development and career opportunities. Master programs are an excellent choice for university graduates and transfer students who would like to see their employability in today's job market increase by engaging in rigorous and academically challenging graduate level studies to obtain a relevant academic qualification in the field of international business. Master programs can be completed full-time or part-time. Upon graduation, students mainly start or advance their careers with mid-level to upper-level management positions in national and multinational companies and organizations in various economic sectors. Others decide to launch a new business venture or join an existing family business. Students can also choose to continue their studies without interruption in any of our certificate or customized programs at the graduate level or in our doctoral program at the postgraduate level to further enhance their career prospects.
Master programs
Master programs are based on and are fully compatible with the established European and American educational systems. Master programs consist of 60 European credits or 40 American credits. MBS - Master in Business Studies MBA - Master of Business Administration MA - Master of Arts in Human Resource Management MA - Master of Arts in Marketing Management MS - Master of Science in Financial Management MS - Master of Science in Operations Management Master in Business Communication Master in Design Management Master in e-Business Master in European Management Master in Fashion Management Master in Global Banking & Financial Markets Master in International Management Master in Sports Management Master in Tourism and Hospitality Management Master in Transportation and Logistics Management
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Program options
The Dual Master Program allows students to combine any two Master programs. Dual Master programs consist of 80 credits and take 1 academic year of 12 months of full-time studies to complete (up to 4 quarters). Students are required to complete 36 courses for 72 credits and a final comprehensive thesis for 8 credits. Total contact hours amount to 720. The number of courses per quarter remains the same (9 courses per quarter). (e.g. a Master of Business Administration in combination with a Master in Business Communication) The European Program allows students to study for a Master program for 3 quarters at 3 different campus locations across Europe, free of choice. This program can also be combined with the Dual Master program. The Spanish Program allows students to study for a Master program for 3 quarters at 3 different campus locations across Spain, in Barcelona, Madrid, and Valencia. This program can also be combined with the Dual Master program. The Part-time Program takes anywhere from 1 to 3 academic years to complete, for a total of 9 to 36 months of part-time studies and depending on the number of courses taken per quarter. Part-time studies are available only for students with a valid European passport or residency or work permit. (e.g. taking half the courses equals twice the duration of the full-time program, and taking one third of the courses equals three times the duration of the full-time program) Part-time students usually have flexible working hours and take the courses that fit their schedules. Part-time oncampus studies can be combined with additional courses through e-Learning. The Study Abroad Option allows students to study for one or more quarters at another campus location without experiencing interruptions or extensions in the study program. Courses and programs remain fully compatible across all campus locations. The Internship Option encourages students to put their skills and knowledge into practice by completing a company internship, either locally or abroad. Several internships are offered by the school's corporate partners. Upon successful completion of the internship, 2 credits are awarded as elective credits. Internship programs are available only for students with a valid European passport, student visa or residency or work permit.
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MBS - Master in Business Studies

Language All courses are taught entirely in English. Duration Master programs consist of 60 European credits and take 1 academic year of 9 months of full-time studies to complete (up to 3 quarters). Students are required to complete 27 courses for 54 credits and a final comprehensive thesis for 6 credits. Total contact hours amount to 540. Courses offered by local faculty are scheduled between Monday and Friday, between 9am at the earliest and 9pm at the latest. Several courses are offered by visiting faculty and are scheduled in an intensive seminar format. Fostering inter-campus exchanges and networking, students are given the option to join seminar courses also at other campus locations. 9 courses per quarter 18 course credits per quarter 18 contact hours per week 36 study hours per week
Admission Because of the modular design and flexibility of the program, students can start their studies in October, November, January, February, April, May, July, and August. Please refer to our academic calendar for the exact starting dates. For admission, students are required to have obtained a Bachelor degree (or equivalent, or higher) and be proficient in English. When applying, please adhere to the application procedures and guidelines. Master programs are offered at several campus locations. Please refer to the program schedule for an overview of the campus locations where this program is offered. Courses Graduate courses are divided into 2 main categories: core courses and specialization courses. Electives can be any courses offered at the graduate level, including language courses. Several languages, including Spanish and French are offered each academic year at the beginner, intermediate and advanced level for undergraduate students. Language courses are subject to availability for graduate students. Please refer to the course overview for the list of available courses. Course requirements Electives Thesis 54 credits / 27 courses 6 credits
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MBA - Master of Business Administration

Admission Because of the modular design and flexibility of the program, students can start their studies in October, November, January, February, April, May, July, and August. Please refer to our academic calendar for the exact starting dates. For admission, students are required to have obtained a Bachelor degree (or equivalent, or higher) and be proficient in English. When applying, please adhere to the application procedures and guidelines. Master programs are offered at several campus locations. Please refer to the program schedule for an overview of the campus locations where this program is offered. Courses Graduate courses are divided into 2 main categories: core courses and specialization courses. Electives can be any courses offered at the graduate level, including language courses. Several languages, including Spanish and French are offered each academic year at the beginner, intermediate and advanced level for undergraduate students. Language courses are subject to availability for graduate students. Please refer to the course overview for the list of available courses. Course requirements Core Courses (Financial Management) Core Courses (Human Resource Management) Core Courses (Marketing Management) Core Courses (Operations Management) Core Courses (other) Electives Thesis 6 credits / 3 courses 6 credits / 3 courses 6 credits / 3 courses 6 credits / 3 courses 12 credits / 6 courses 18 credits / 9 courses 6 credits
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MA - Master of Arts in Human Resource Management

Admission Because of the modular design and flexibility of the program, students can start their studies in October, November, January, February, April, May, July, and August. Please refer to our academic calendar for the exact starting dates. For admission, students are required to have obtained a Bachelor degree (or equivalent, or higher) and be proficient in English. When applying, please adhere to the application procedures and guidelines. Master programs are offered at several campus locations. Please refer to the program schedule for an overview of the campus locations where this program is offered. Courses Graduate courses are divided into 2 main categories: core courses and specialization courses. Electives can be any courses offered at the graduate level, including language courses. Several languages, including Spanish and French are offered each academic year at the beginner, intermediate and advanced level for undergraduate students. Language courses are subject to availability for graduate students. Please refer to the course overview for the list of available courses. Course requirements Core Courses (Human Resource Management) Core Courses (other) Electives Thesis 12 credits / 6 courses 24 credits / 12 courses 18 credits / 9 courses 6 credits
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MA - Master of Arts in Marketing Management

Admission Because of the modular design and flexibility of the program, students can start their studies in October, November, January, February, April, May, July, and August. Please refer to our academic calendar for the exact starting dates. For admission, students are required to have obtained a Bachelor degree (or equivalent, or higher) and be proficient in English. When applying, please adhere to the application procedures and guidelines. Master programs are offered at several campus locations. Please refer to the program schedule for an overview of the campus locations where this program is offered. Courses Graduate courses are divided into 2 main categories: core courses and specialization courses. Electives can be any courses offered at the graduate level, including language courses. Several languages, including Spanish and French are offered each academic year at the beginner, intermediate and advanced level for undergraduate students. Language courses are subject to availability for graduate students. Please refer to the course overview for the list of available courses. Course requirements Core Courses (Marketing Management) Core Courses (other) Electives Thesis 12 credits / 6 courses 24 credits / 12 courses 18 credits / 9 courses 6 credits
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MS - Master of Science in Financial Management

Admission Because of the modular design and flexibility of the program, students can start their studies in October, November, January, February, April, May, July, and August. Please refer to our academic calendar for the exact starting dates. For admission, students are required to have obtained a Bachelor degree (or equivalent, or higher) and be proficient in English. When applying, please adhere to the application procedures and guidelines. Master programs are offered at several campus locations. Please refer to the program schedule for an overview of the campus locations where this program is offered. Courses Graduate courses are divided into 2 main categories: core courses and specialization courses. Electives can be any courses offered at the graduate level, including language courses. Several languages, including Spanish and French are offered each academic year at the beginner, intermediate and advanced level for undergraduate students. Language courses are subject to availability for graduate students. Please refer to the course overview for the list of available courses. Course requirements Core Courses (Financial Management) Core Courses (other) Electives Thesis 12 credits / 6 courses 24 credits / 12 courses 18 credits / 9 courses 6 credits
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MS - Master of Science in Operations Management

Admission Because of the modular design and flexibility of the program, students can start their studies in October, November, January, February, April, May, July, and August. Please refer to our academic calendar for the exact starting dates. For admission, students are required to have obtained a Bachelor degree (or equivalent, or higher) and be proficient in English. When applying, please adhere to the application procedures and guidelines. Master programs are offered at several campus locations. Please refer to the program schedule for an overview of the campus locations where this program is offered. Courses Graduate courses are divided into 2 main categories: core courses and specialization courses. Electives can be any courses offered at the graduate level, including language courses. Several languages, including Spanish and French are offered each academic year at the beginner, intermediate and advanced level for undergraduate students. Language courses are subject to availability for graduate students. Please refer to the course overview for the list of available courses. Course requirements Core Courses (Operations Management) Core Courses (other) Electives Thesis 12 credits / 6 courses 24 credits / 12 courses 18 credits / 9 courses 6 credits
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Master in Business Communication

Admission Because of the modular design and flexibility of the program, students can start their studies in October, November, January, February, April, May, July, and August. Please refer to our academic calendar for the exact starting dates. For admission, students are required to have obtained a Bachelor degree (or equivalent, or higher) and be proficient in English. When applying, please adhere to the application procedures and guidelines. Master programs are offered at several campus locations. Please refer to the program schedule for an overview of the campus locations where this program is offered. Courses Graduate courses are divided into 2 main categories: core courses and specialization courses. Electives can be any courses offered at the graduate level, including language courses. Several languages, including Spanish and French are offered each academic year at the beginner, intermediate and advanced level for undergraduate students. Language courses are subject to availability for graduate students. Please refer to the course overview for the list of available courses. Course requirements Core Courses Specialization Courses Electives Thesis 36 credits / 18 courses 6 credits / 3 courses 12 credits / 6 courses 6 credits
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Master in Design Management

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Master in e-Business
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Master in European Management

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Master in Fashion Management

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Master in Global Banking and Financial Markets

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Master in International Management

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Master in Sports Management

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Master in Tourism and Hospitality Management

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International Doctoral Degree Programs

Career perspectives
Our academic study programs are career-oriented in nature and provide students with a high level of flexibility throughout their postgraduate studies. Our programs and courses focus on a broad range of specialized subject matters and equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to be successful in todays global economy. Our students are prepared for a wide variety of professional development and career opportunities. Doctoral programs are an excellent choice for university graduates and transfer students who would like to see their employability in today's job market increased by engaging in rigorous and academically challenging postgraduate level studies to obtain a relevant and specific academic qualification in the field of international business. Upon graduation, students mainly advance their careers to upper-level management positions in national and multinational companies and organizations in various economic sectors. Others decide to launch a new business venture or join an existing family business. Students can also choose to participate in any of our certificate or customized programs to further enhance their career prospects.
Doctoral programs
Doctoral programs are based on and are fully compatible with the established European and American educational systems. Doctoral programs consist of 60 European credits or 40 American credits. DBA - Doctor of Business Administration
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DBA - Doctor of Business Administration

Introduction The Doctor of Business Administration program is an advanced academic program for university graduates and working professionals wishing to pursue a progressive career in the field of business and management. The schools international makeup provides ample opportunities for students to pursue academic topics of interest and research with an emphasis on globalization and international business. Language All courses are taught entirely in English. Duration Doctoral programs consist of 60 European credits and take 2 academic years of 9 months of studies to complete (up to 6 quarters). Total contact hours amount to 320. Courses and seminars are scheduled between Monday and Friday, between 9am at the earliest and 9pm at the latest. Fostering inter-campus exchanges and networking, students are given the option to join courses and seminars also at other campus locations. Admission Because of the modular design and flexibility of the program, students can start their studies in October, November, January, February, April, and May. Please check our academic calendar for the exact starting dates. For admission, students are required to have obtained a business-related Master degree (or equivalent or higher), to have a minimum of 3 years of relevant work experience, and be proficient in English. When applying, please adhere to the application procedures and guidelines. Doctoral programs are offered at several campus locations. Please check the program overview for the campus locations where this program is offered. Program requirements Students are required to complete 3 main program modules. Module 1 lays the foundation of the doctoral program, module 2 consists of hands-on teaching experience and a research methodology course, and module 3 consists of the dissertation proposal and the dissertation. Module 1: the Core Courses Program (30 credits) PGCCDBA110 Quantitative Methods for Business (5) PGCCDBA120 Management Information Systems (5) PGCCDBA130 Business Communication (5) PGCCDBA140 Advanced Sociology (5) PGCCDBA150 Advanced Psychology (5) PGCCDBA160 Specialization Course (5) Module 2: the Scientific Research Program (15 credits) PGCCDBA210 Integrating Global Perspectives on Instruction and Learning (5) PGSRDBA210 Conducting Seminars & Workshops (5) PGSRDBA220 Research Methodology (5) Module 3: the Thesis and Dissertation Program (15 credits) PGTDDBA310 Dissertation Proposal (5) PGTDDBA320 Dissertation (10)
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International Graduate Certificate Programs

Career perspectives
Our academic study programs are career-oriented in nature and provide students with a high level of flexibility throughout their graduate studies. Our programs and courses focus on a broad range of specialized subject matters and equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to be successful in todays global economy. Our students are prepared for a wide variety of professional development and career opportunities. Graduate Certificate programs are an excellent choice for university graduates and transfer students who would like to see their employability in today's job market increase by engaging in rigorous and academically challenging graduate level studies to obtain a relevant academic qualification in the field of international business. Graduate Certificate programs can be completed part-time only. Upon graduation, students mainly start or advance their careers with mid-level to upper-level management positions in national and multinational companies and organizations in various economic sectors. Others decide to launch a new business venture or join an existing family business. Students can also choose to continue their studies without interruption in any of our Master, certificate or customized programs at the graduate level or in our doctoral program at the postgraduate level to further enhance their career prospects.
Graduate Certificate programs

Graduate Certificate programs are based on and are fully compatible with the established European and American educational systems. Graduate Certificate programs consist of 12 European credits or 8 American credits. Graduate Certificate in Business Studies (3 to 12 months) Graduate Certificate in Financial Management (9 to 12 months) Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management (9 to 12 months) Graduate Certificate in Marketing Management (9 to 12 months) Graduate Certificate in Operations Management (9 to 12 months)
Program options
The Internship Option encourages students to put their skills and knowledge into practice by completing a company internship, either locally or abroad. Several internships are offered by the school's corporate partners. Upon successful completion of the internship, 2 credits are awarded as elective credits. Internship programs are available only for students with a valid European passport, student visa or residency or work permit.
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Graduate Certificate in Business Studies

Language All courses are taught entirely in English. Duration Graduate Certificate programs consist of a minimum of 12 European credits and take 1 academic year of 3 to 12 months of part-time studies to complete (1 to 4 quarters). Students are required to complete a minimum of 6 courses for 12 credits. Total contact hours amount to a minimum of 120. Courses offered by local faculty are scheduled between Monday and Friday, between 9am at the earliest and 9pm at the latest. Several courses are offered by visiting faculty and are scheduled in an intensive seminar format. Fostering inter-campus exchanges and networking, students are given the option to join seminar courses also at other campus locations. 1 to 6 courses per quarter 2 to 12 course credits per quarter 2 to 12 contact hours per week 4 to 24 study hours per week
Admission Because of the modular design and flexibility of the program, students can start their studies in October, November, January, February, April, May, July, and August. Please refer to our academic calendar for the exact starting dates. For admission, students are required to have obtained a Bachelor degree (or equivalent, or higher) and be proficient in English. When applying, please adhere to the application procedures and guidelines. Graduate Certificate programs are offered at several campus locations. Please refer to the program schedule for an overview of the campus locations where this program is offered. Courses Graduate courses are divided into 2 main categories: core courses and specialization courses. Electives can be any courses offered at the graduate level, including language courses. Several languages, including Spanish and French are offered each academic year at the beginner, intermediate and advanced level for undergraduate students. Language courses are subject to availability for graduate students. Please refer to the course overview for the list of available courses. Course requirements Electives 12 credits / 6 courses
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Graduate Certificate in Financial Management

Language All courses are taught entirely in English. Duration Graduate Certificate programs consist of a minimum of 12 European credits and take 1 academic year of 9 to 12 months of part-time studies to complete (3 to 4 quarters). Students are required to complete a minimum of 6 courses for 12 credits. Total contact hours amount to a minimum of 120. Courses offered by local faculty are scheduled between Monday and Friday, between 9am at the earliest and 9pm at the latest. Several courses are offered by visiting faculty and are scheduled in an intensive seminar format. Fostering inter-campus exchanges and networking, students are given the option to join seminar courses also at other campus locations. 2 courses per quarter 4 course credits per quarter 4 contact hours per week 8 study hours per week
Admission Because of the modular design and flexibility of the program, students can start their studies in October, November, January, February, April, May, July, and August. Please refer to our academic calendar for the exact starting dates. For admission, students are required to have obtained a Bachelor degree (or equivalent, or higher) and be proficient in English. When applying, please adhere to the application procedures and guidelines. Graduate Certificate programs are offered at several campus locations. Please refer to the program schedule for an overview of the campus locations where this program is offered. Courses Graduate courses are divided into 2 main categories: core courses and specialization courses. Electives can be any courses offered at the graduate level, including language courses. Several languages, including Spanish and French are offered each academic year at the beginner, intermediate and advanced level for undergraduate students. Language courses are subject to availability for graduate students. Please refer to the course overview for the list of available courses. Course requirements Core Courses (Financial Management) 12 credits / 6 courses
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Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management

Admission Because of the modular design and flexibility of the program, students can start their studies in October, November, January, February, April, May, July, and August. Please refer to our academic calendar for the exact starting dates. For admission, students are required to have obtained a Bachelor degree (or equivalent, or higher) and be proficient in English. When applying, please adhere to the application procedures and guidelines. Graduate Certificate programs are offered at several campus locations. Please refer to the program schedule for an overview of the campus locations where this program is offered. Courses Graduate courses are divided into 2 main categories: core courses and specialization courses. Electives can be any courses offered at the graduate level, including language courses. Several languages, including Spanish and French are offered each academic year at the beginner, intermediate and advanced level for undergraduate students. Language courses are subject to availability for graduate students. Please refer to the course overview for the list of available courses. Course requirements Core Courses (Human Resource Management) 12 credits / 6 courses
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Graduate Certificate in Marketing Management

Admission Because of the modular design and flexibility of the program, students can start their studies in October, November, January, February, April, May, July, and August. Please refer to our academic calendar for the exact starting dates. For admission, students are required to have obtained a Bachelor degree (or equivalent, or higher) and be proficient in English. When applying, please adhere to the application procedures and guidelines. Graduate Certificate programs are offered at several campus locations. Please refer to the program schedule for an overview of the campus locations where this program is offered. Courses Graduate courses are divided into 2 main categories: core courses and specialization courses. Electives can be any courses offered at the graduate level, including language courses. Several languages, including Spanish and French are offered each academic year at the beginner, intermediate and advanced level for undergraduate students. Language courses are subject to availability for graduate students. Please refer to the course overview for the list of available courses. Course requirements Core Courses (Marketing Management) 12 credits / 6 courses
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Graduate Certificate in Operations Management

Admission Because of the modular design and flexibility of the program, students can start their studies in October, November, January, February, April, May, July, and August. Please refer to our academic calendar for the exact starting dates. For admission, students are required to have obtained a Bachelor degree (or equivalent, or higher) and be proficient in English. When applying, please adhere to the application procedures and guidelines. Graduate Certificate programs are offered at several campus locations. Please refer to the program schedule for an overview of the campus locations where this program is offered. Courses Graduate courses are divided into 2 main categories: core courses and specialization courses. Electives can be any courses offered at the graduate level, including language courses. Several languages, including Spanish and French are offered each academic year at the beginner, intermediate and advanced level for undergraduate students. Language courses are subject to availability for graduate students. Please refer to the course overview for the list of available courses. Course requirements Core Courses (Operation Management) 12 credits / 6 courses
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Non-Degree Programs
Customized Programs
Students can enroll for one or more modular courses at the undergraduate, graduate or postgraduate level, keeping in mind the minimum entry requirements for each level. Upon successful completion of the course(s), participants receive an official transcript and a certificate of attendance. Participants can also continue their studies at the undergraduate, graduate or postgraduate level for a certificate or degree program by further accumulating credits. Private tutoring is also available.
Language Programs
Several languages, including Spanish and French are offered each academic year at the beginner, intermediate and advanced level for our undergraduate students. Language courses are subject to availability. Each level is split into 3 parts spread over 3 quarters from October to June (9 parts in total from the beginner level to the advanced level), with each part accounting for 2 credits. The number of contact hours per week is set to 2 hours. Upon successful completion of the course(s), participants receive an official transcript and a certificate of attendance. For more information about short-term (from 5 to 10 weeks) full-time Spanish, French and English language programs, please contact us.
Corporate Training
We suggest to strongly consider the option of regularly participating in one or more courses to stay up-to-date on the latest evolutions in the business world. All courses are or modular design and are offered in a seminar format or within 5 to 10 weeks. Courses address a large number of business-related issues and can be offered to your employees, clients and partners as a unique business incentive. Renowned and qualified lecturers from around the world are also ready to provide you with quality customized education on location for a wide variety of business, management and technology related subjects.
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Admission
Students The international admissions department welcomes qualified students of all backgrounds, nationalities and religions and does not discriminate during the admission process. Applications are accepted from students around the world, aiming to create a culturally highly diverse student body. Deadlines Students may send in their application all year round. There is no specific deadline to apply as applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. Please allow some time for your application to be reviewed and to receive an acceptance confirmation. When applying, please adhere to the application procedures and guidelines. Non-European students who need a student visa to study in Belgium are advised to apply no later than approximately 1 to 3 months before the preferred starting date. In case the student visa is delayed, students can postpone their studies until the next available starting date. Please check our academic calendar for the exact starting dates and check the program overview for the campus locations where programs are offered. Minimum entry requirements for undergraduate programs High school diploma (or equivalent, or higher) Proficiency in the English language
Minimum entry requirements for graduate programs Bachelor degree (or equivalent, or higher) Proficiency in the English language
Minimum entry requirements for postgraduate programs Master degree, business-related (or equivalent, or higher) 3 years of relevant work experience Proficiency in the English language
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Application Procedures
Step-by-step guide Non-European Students Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Send all required application documents to the Admissions Department. After review and approval, you will receive your conditional acceptance documents. Pay the requested tuition fees to confirm your acceptance. After confirmation, you will receive your official acceptance documents needed to apply for a student visa. Comply with the student visa guidelines and apply for a student visa with the Spanish Embassy or Consulate closest to you. Start your studies. European Students (EU/EEA) Send all required application documents to the Admissions Department. After review and approval, you will receive your official acceptance documents. Pay the requested tuition fees to confirm your acceptance. Start your studies.
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Required application documents Application form Application fee of EUR 200, non-refundable Curriculum Vitae Certified / notarized copy of your valid passport or identity card Certified / notarized copies of all relevant degrees, diplomas, certificates and transcripts earned to date Personal letter of motivation stating your career objectives and the reasons behind your decision to apply 2 letters of recommendation from academic and/or professional sources 2 passport-size photographs Please send your application by registered mail to the following address: International University of Belgium Admissions Department Avenue des Arts 10-11 1210 Brussels Belgium Proof of proficiency in the English language English as a native language TOEFL, TOEIC, IELTS, University of Cambridge certificate or other test scores English as the language of instruction during high school English as the language of instruction during previous studies English language courses during high school or previous studies Personal interview
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Exchange students Exchange students do not need to submit letters of recommendation and copies of all relevant degrees, diplomas, certificates and transcripts earned to date. Exchange students need to submit a certificate of enrolment from their current school, college or university along with the list of courses they intend to take during their exchange / study abroad program. Please contact your local exchange / study abroad program coordinator for more information about studying abroad. Special tuition fees may apply. Transfer students Credits earned for relevant courses completed at other schools, colleges or universities can be evaluated for transfer into one of our programs. Transfer students do not need to submit letters of recommendation. Transfer students need to submit transcripts from their previous schools, colleges or universities so that credits and courses may be evaluated for transfer. Payments All application fees must be paid directly to the school by bank transfer or by credit card using PayPal. Please mention your name on the transfer when making payments. Bank name: Bank address: Account name: Account number: IBAN: SWIFT code: Remarks Students applying for customized programs or language programs do not need to submit letters of recommendation. Students applying for language programs also do not need to submit copies of all relevant degrees, diplomas, certificates and transcripts earned to date. Students applying for graduate programs do not need to submit test scores from standardized tests such as GMAT and GRE. Students may submit test scores as an additional reference. Students are highly recommended to apply for health insurance for the duration of their stay abroad. NonEuropean students will need to provide a health insurance coverage certificate when applying for a student visa. Delta Lloyd Bank 21-23 Avenue de l'astronomie, B-1210 Brussels, Belgium United International Business Schools 646-5077011-45 BE44 6465 0770 1145 BNAGBEBBXXX
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Student Visa Guidelines

General information Citizens, as well as their spouses, ascending and descending, from the European Union, Norway, Iceland, Andorra, Liechtenstein, Monaco, San Marino, Switzerland, Vatican City, and future EU (European Union), EEA (European Economic Area) and Schengen countries are exempt from having to apply for a visa to stay in Belgium. We advise you to start the student visa application procedure immediately after you have been accepted into the program to allow ample time for the Embassy or Consulate to process your student visa application, as it may take approximately 1 to 3 months to receive your student visa. When applying for a student visa to study in Belgium, please check the website of the "Federale Overheidsdienst Buitenlandse Zaken, Buitenlandse Handel en Ontwikkelingssamenwerking", or check with your local Belgian Embassy or Consulate for more information. In case your student visa application is rejected by the authorities, the original rejection letter will be needed as proof before a tuition fee refund can be considered favorably (excluding all incurred administrative, legal and banking charges). For certain countries, full tuition payment may be required to apply for a student visa. Students are required to register with the local authorities upon their arrival to Belgium in order to obtain a valid student residence permit. Registration details will be provided by the school upon arrival. Required student visa application documents Schengen Visa application form 4 passport-size photographs with a white background Passport with a validity of at least 12 months Acceptance documents / Proof of admission (provided by the school) Sponsorship documents / Proof of financial means Medical certificate / Proof of good health Medical insurance with international coverage Additional documentation and official translations in Dutch or French may be required by the Embassy or Consulate.
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Tuition Fees - Campus Brussels

Application Fee EUR 200; non-refundable Undergraduate Programs EUR 168,75 EUR 2531,25 EUR 3375 EUR 7593,75 EUR 10125 Graduate Programs EUR 10125 EUR 13500 EUR 525 Postgraduate Programs EUR 27000 Remarks Tuition fees do not include the cost of health insurance, study materials, travel, transport, housing, and other living expenses. Payments Tuition fees are due payable on a quarterly basis before the beginning of each quarter. All tuition fees must be paid directly to the school by bank transfer. Please mention your name on the transfer when making payments. Doctoral program (maximum duration of 2 years) Master program (full-time, maximum duration of 3 quarters) Dual Master program (full-time, maximum duration of 4 quarters) per course (part-time) per credit per quarter of max. 15 credits (American study track) per quarter of max. 20 credits (European study track) per academic year of 3 quarters (American study track) per academic year of 3 quarters (European study track)
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Tuition Fees - Campus Antwerp

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Tuition Fees - Campus Ghent

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Student Services
Finding accommodation
Accommodation is generally provided in cooperation with several student housing service agencies in the city. Several rooms are reserved only for our students. Upon acceptance, an overview of service agencies and housing options is provided. More information about accommodation and housing is available upon request.
Academic guidance and student counseling

One of our greatest assets is our ability to work with students individually. We help them plan their academic and professional future and want them to make the most out of their experience while studying at our school. We emphasize on individual counseling, on personal development and on cross-cultural thinking, and prepare students to critically reflect on issues, to communicate effectively, to value teamwork and to appropriately use ICT to meet a company's ever changing organizational needs. We are convinced that fostering in students a desire for economical, social and environmental responsibilities, will reflect on their future development as a leader.
Career preparation and job placement

We support our students in planning their career paths by offering the possibility of meeting with business professionals interested in recruiting graduates. Our study programs are designed to meet the demands of a broad range of business professions. Students are also assisted with finding attractive internships and jobs with local companies as well as with multinational companies and organizations. In addition, we also review our students' CV's and provide useful tips for job interviews.
Working paperless in the digital age

Course materials are published in a digital format on the Online Student Portal. Students are advised to have a personal laptop available for the duration of their studies. The school is equipped with the latest wireless technology linked to a broadband internet connection. Upon registration, students are provided with a personal e-mail address and are authorized for access to the Online Student Portal. Books are available in our library for study purposes and can be lent out upon request. The Online Student Portal provides access not only to course materials but also to class schedules, available jobs and internships, information about events and student activities, course registration and enrolment, and various other relevant information. The Forum allows students to publish classifieds, engage in online discussions, share pictures and interesting links and stay in touch with fellow classmates or with students from other campus locations.
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Courses at the Undergraduate Level

Core Courses
Core Courses in Business and Entrepreneurship UGCCBE11 Writing a Business Plan (5) UGCCBE12 Entrepreneurship (5) UGCCBE13 Strategic Management (5) UGCCBE21 Small Business Management (5) UGCCBE22 Management and Leadership (5) UGCCBE23 Business Ethics (5) UGCCBE31 Business Statistics (5) UGCCBE32 Information Systems (5) UGCCBE33 Supply Chain Management (5)
Core Courses in Finance and Economics UGCCFE11 Principles of Finance (5) UGCCFE12 Managerial Finance (5) UGCCFE13 International Financial Management (5) UGCCFE21 Accounting (5) UGCCFE22 Managerial Accounting (5) UGCCFE23 Cost Accounting (5) UGCCFE31 Micro Economics (5) UGCCFE32 Macro Economics (5) UGCCFE33 International Economics (5)
Core Courses in Marketing and Management UGCCMM11 Principles of Marketing (5) UGCCMM12 Marketing Management (5) UGCCMM13 Global Marketing Management (5) UGCCMM21 Consumer Behavior (5) UGCCMM22 Marketing Communications (5) UGCCMM23 Online Marketing (5) UGCCMM31 Human Resource Management (5) UGCCMM32 Organizational Behavior (5) UGCCMM33 Cross-cultural Training (5)
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Specialization Courses
Business Communication UGSCBC11 Business Communication (3) UGSCBC11 Public Relations (3) UGSCBC21 Business Writing (3) UGSCBC22 Sociology (3) UGSCBC31 Psychology (3) UGSCBC32 Lobbying (3) UGSC11 Contemporary Case Studies I (3) UGSC21 Contemporary Case Studies II (3) UGSC31 Contemporary Case Studies III (3) Sports Management UGSCSM11 Sports Psychology (3) UGSCSM12 Coaching and Leadership (3) UGSCSM21 Sports Ethics (3) UGSCSM22 Tennis (3) UGSCSM31 Sports Management (3) UGSCSM32 Golf (3) UGSC11 Contemporary Case Studies I (3) UGSC21 Contemporary Case Studies II (3) UGSC31 Contemporary Case Studies III (3)
European Management UGSCEM11 European Business Law (3) UGSCEM12 European History (3) UGSCEM21 European Institutions (3) UGSCEM22 Europe and the World Economy (3) UGSCEM31 Doing Business in Europe (3) UGSCEM32 European Integration (3) UGSC11 Contemporary Case Studies I (3) UGSC21 Contemporary Case Studies II (3) UGSC31 Contemporary Case Studies III (3)
Tourism and Hospitality Management UGSCTHM11 Tourism Ethics (3) UGSCTHM12 Hotel and Lodging Management (3) UGSCTHM21 Hospitality Management (3) UGSCTHM22 Resorts Management (3) UGSCTHM31 Catering Management (3) UGSCTHM32 Tourism Management (3) UGSC11 Contemporary Case Studies I (3) UGSC21 Contemporary Case Studies II (3) UGSC31 Contemporary Case Studies III (3)
International Management UGSCIM11 International Business and Management (3) UGSCIM12 Market Research (3) UGSCIM21 Managerial Statistics (3) UGSCIM22 Quantitative Business Methods (3) UGSCIM31 Production and Operations Management (3) UGSCIM32 Total Quality Management (3) UGSC11 Contemporary Case Studies I (3) UGSC21 Contemporary Case Studies II (3) UGSC31 Contemporary Case Studies III (3)
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Language Courses
Spanish Language Courses LC101 Spanish 1 Beginner LC102 Spanish 2 Beginner LC103 Spanish 3 Beginner LC104 Spanish 4 Intermediate LC105 Spanish 5 Intermediate LC106 Spanish 6 Intermediate LC107 Spanish 7 Advanced LC108 Spanish 8 Advanced LC109 Spanish 9 Advanced French Language Courses LC201 French 1 Beginner LC202 French 2 Beginner LC203 French 3 Beginner LC204 French 4 Intermediate LC205 French 5 Intermediate LC206 French 6 Intermediate LC207 French 7 Advanced LC208 French 8 Advanced LC209 French 9 Advanced
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Courses at the Graduate Level

Core Courses
Core Courses in Marketing Management GCCMM11 Analyzing Marketing Opportunities (2) GCCMM12 Planning Marketing Programs (2) GCCMM21 Developing Marketing Strategies (2) GCCMM22 Applied Consumer Behavior (2) GCCMM31 Sales Management (2) GCCMM32 Strategic Management (2) GCCMM41 Brand Management (2) GCCMM42 Creative Advertising (2) Core Courses in Financial Management GCCFM11 Financial Statement Analysis (2) GCCFM12 Mathematics of Finance (2) GCCFM21 Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis (2) GCCFM22 Working Capital Management (2) GCCFM31 Budgeting (2) GCCFM32 Mergers & Acquisitions (2) GCCFM41 International Financial Management (2) GCCFM42 Capital Budgeting (2)
Core Courses in Human Resource Management GCCHRM11 Personnel Planning & Selection (2) GCCHRM12 Leadership & Management (2) GCCHRM21 Personnel Recruitment & Placement (2) GCCHRM22 Organizational Psychology (2) GCCHRM31 Personnel Training & Development (2) GCCHRM32 Change Management (2) GCCHRM41 Personnel Assessment & Compensation (2) GCCHRM42 Strategic Outsourcing (2)
Core Courses in Operations Management GCCOM11 Operations Management (2) GCCOM12 Project Management (2) GCCOM21 Production Management (2) GCCOM22 Total Quality Management (2) GCCOM31 Management Science (2) GCCOM32 Enterprise Resource Planning (2) GCCOM41 Operational Decision-making Tools (2) GCCOM42 Business Intelligence (2)
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Specialization Courses
Business Communication GSCBC11 Contemporary Business Communication (2) GSCBC21 Effective Public Relations (2) GSCBC31 Negotiation Techniques (2) GSCBC41 Crisis Management (2) Global Banking and Financial Markets GSCGB11 Financial Markets and Banking Systems (2) GSCGB21 Investment Banking & Securities Markets (2) GSCGB31 Derivative Products (2) GSCGB41 Financial Risk Management (2)
Design Management GSCDM11 Fundamentals of Design Management (2) GSCDM21 Design, Marketing and Innovation (2) GSCDM31 Design, Strategy and Transformation (2) GSCDM41 Design Management in Practice (2)
International Management GSCIM11 Intl Business & Management (2) GSCIM21 Globalization & Integration (2) GSCIM31 Managing Across Cultures (2) GSCIM41 International Economics & Policy (2)
e-Business GSCEB11 e-Business Markets & Virtual Communities (2) GSCEB21 e-Business & Digital Economy (2) GSCEB31 e-Commerce (2) GSCEB41 e-Business Analysis, Design & Applications (2)
Sports Management GSCSM11 Sports Management (2) GSCSM21 Sports Ethics (2) GSCSM31 Sports Psychology (2) GSCSM41 The Business of Sports (2)
European Management GSCEM11 Doing Business with Europe (2) GSCEM21 Patents and Trademarks (2) GSCEM31 European Monetary and Fiscal Policy (2) GSCEM41 European Business Law (2)
Tourism and Hospitality Management GSCTHM11 Tourism Management (2) GSCTHM21 Hospitality Management (2) GSCTHM31 Leisure Management (2) GSCTHM41 Eco-tourism (2)
Fashion Management GSCFM11 Fundamentals of Fashion Management (2) GSCFM21 Fashion, Marketing and Innovation (2) GSCFM31 Fashion, Strategy and Transformation (2) GSCFM41 Fashion Management in Practice (2)
Transportation and Logistics Management GSCTLM11 Intl Transportation & Regulations (2) GSCTLM21 Logistics Management (2) GSCTLM31 Inventory Control Systems (2) GSCTLM41 Supply Chain Management (2)
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Academics
Credit system
All International Undergraduate, Graduate and Postgraduate Degree Programs are based on and are fully compatible with the established European and American educational systems. The European guidelines for higher education are outlined in the Bologna agreements that also introduced the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS). The workload of a typical full-time undergraduate student during one academic year amounts to 45 credits in the American study track and to 60 credits in the European study track. One credit equals 30 study hours, or one hour of class and two hours of course work per week for the duration of the quarter, amounting to 1350 study hours per year in the American study track and to 1800 study hours per academic year in the European study track. In the American study track, the Bachelor program can be completed within 4 academic years and in the European study track, the Bachelor program can be completed within 3 academic years. The workload of a typical full-time graduate student during one academic year amounts to 60 credits, consisting of 54 course credits and 6 thesis credits. One credit equals 30 study hours, or one hour of class and two hours of course work per week for the duration of the quarter, amounting to 1800 study hours per academic year. The Master program can be completed within 1 academic year. The workload of a typical postgraduate student during one academic year amounts to 30 credits. One credit equals 30 study hours, amounting to 900 study hours per academic year. The Doctoral program can be completed within 2 academic years. Level Diploma Associate Bachelor Master Doctor European ECTS credits 45 90 180 60 60 American quarter credits 45 90 180 60 60 American semester credits 30 60 120 40 40
Grading system
Students are graded on their class attendance and participation and also on two or more of the following: term papers, reports, assignments, projects, presentations, and mid-term and final exams. The minimum passing grade is D (60%). For FX grades, optional extra course work is required to receive a minimum passing grade of 60%. The GPA (Grade Point Average) is calculated on a 4.0 scale. Percentage 90 to 99 80 to 89 70 to 79 60 to 69 50 to 59 0 to 49 Grade A B C D FX F Definition Excellent Above Average Average Below Average Unsatisfactory Fail
Academic honors
Percentage 90 85 80 GPA 3.6 3.4 3.2 Definition Summa Cum Laude Magna Cum Laude Cum Laude
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Contact details
Scheduling an appointment with an advisor is required prior to all campus visits so that you may receive a brochure with detailed information and answers to your individual questions. You may also schedule an appointment at one of our sister campus locations should this be more convenient.
Admissions
E-mail: Phone: Fax: Mailing address: info@iubelgium.be +32 3 2835126 +32 3 2835127 International University of Belgium Avenue des Arts 10-11 1210 Brussels Belgium
Main Campus Brussels

Campus address: International University of Belgium Brussels Business School Avenue des Arts 10-11 1210 Brussels Belgium
Satellite Campus Antwerp

Campus address: International University of Belgium Antwerp International Business School Meirbrug 1, box 29 2000 Antwerp Belgium
Satellite Campus Ghent

Campus address: International University of Belgium Ghent International Business School Regus Center Gaston Crommenlaan 4 9050 Ghent Belgium
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International University of Belgium

International Graduate Degree Programs (IGDP)

International Postgraduate Degree Programs (IPGDP)

International Business Certificates (IBC)

International Diploma Programs

DBS - Diploma in Business Studies

International Associate Degree Programs

ABS - Associate in Business Studies

ABA - Associate of Business Administration

International Bachelor Degree Programs

BBS - Bachelor in Business Studies

BBA - Bachelor of Business Administration

International Master Degree Programs

MBS - Master in Business Studies

MBA - Master of Business Administration

MA - Master of Arts in Human Resource Management

MA - Master of Arts in Marketing Management

MS - Master of Science in Financial Management

MS - Master of Science in Operations Management

Master in Business Communication

Master in Design Management

Master in European Management

Master in Fashion Management

Master in Global Banking and Financial Markets

Master in International Management

Master in Sports Management

Master in Tourism and Hospitality Management

Master in Transportation and Logistics Management

International Doctoral Degree Programs

DBA - Doctor of Business Administration

International Graduate Certificate Programs

Graduate Certificate programs

Graduate Certificate in Business Studies

Graduate Certificate in Financial Management

Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management

Graduate Certificate in Marketing Management

Graduate Certificate in Operations Management

Student Visa Guidelines

Tuition Fees - Campus Brussels

Tuition Fees - Campus Antwerp

Tuition Fees - Campus Ghent

Academic guidance and student counseling

Career preparation and job placement

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Courses at the Undergraduate Level

Courses at the Graduate Level

Main Campus Brussels

Satellite Campus Antwerp

Satellite Campus Ghent

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