Admission

- General entry conditions for students from the French-speaking Community in Belgium (Communauté française de Belgique - CfB)

Students must have gained a first university degree recognised by the French-speaking Community  containing the following 108 credits :
Law  9 CREDITS
Economics 18 CREDITS
Management 27 CREDITS
Languages 15 CREDITS
Quantitative methods 24 CREDITS
Human sciences 15 CREDITS

- Holders of a first cycle degree outside the European Credits Transfer System (ECTS) will have to show evidence of having successfully completed a comparable number of courses in each of the subjects listed above. The time spent on courses which have been successfully completed will be converted into credits on the basis of a complete first cycle degree being worth 180 credits and one year 60 credits.

- Holders of a first cycle degree containing at least 93 credits of a similar kind may gain entry to this Master by adding the total of missing credits to their first year programme, up to a limit of 15 credits. This applies in particular to bachelors in information science, human and social science even though they may have already taken management as a subsidiary subject.

If the total of the prerequisite subjects is more than 15 credits, entry to the Master programme is subject to the satisfactory completion of a preparatory year and gaining a maximum of 60 credits.

Note: An insufficient number of credits in languages may be offset by evidence of passing an English test at level B2 of the Common European Framework for languages. Evidence of knowledge of a third language (optional) must also be produced. Link to CEF : For further information on language tests, please contact Christine Devlesaver : christine.devlesaver@uclouvain.be

- Holders of a Master in Management Science or a  second-cycle degree containing 120 credits equivalent to a Master in Management Science may do a second Master with a research focus. In this case they will be given exemptions which will reduce the Master with a research focus to a programme of between 60 and 70 credits, including the research focus courses (30 credits), the research placement (5 credits) and the research dissertation (18 credits).

- Holders of a Master in Management Science with a professional focus from the French-speaking Community of Belgium may do a second Master with a research focus by completing a programme of 30 credits which only includes the research focus courses.