Depending on their major, students round out their programme with elective courses (if necessary) to reach a total of 60 credits of major and elective courses.

It is recommended that students who have not previously taken these three classes (or their equivalents) integrate them into their programme.  

Among the 60 credits from major and elective courses, students must select a minimum of 30 credits among the list below and from the core courses  

Students are advised that the classes in this major that are not taken as such may be taken as elective courses.  

Students may select from any language course offered at the ILV for a maximum of 3 credits out of the 120 core credits needed for their Master¿s degree. Special attention is placed on the following seminars in professional development:  

Students may include in their curriculum any BEST or ATHENS course subject to approval by the programme committee. These courses are worth 2 credits.  

Students can also include in their curriculum any course given at UCL, KULeuven or the Van Karman Institute subject to approval of the Programme committee.  

Students may choose a maximum of 6 credits of humanities and social science courses. However, this option is not available to students who have already taken 6 credits of humanities and social sciences as part of their major.  

Students taking 15 credits in this module as well as LINMA2725, LACTU 2020, LACTU2030 and LACTU2070, will be automatically admitted to the second year of the Master¿s degree programme in actuarial sciences. This module is intended only for students who plan to use the financial mathematics major to eventually enrol in the actuarial sciences programme.  

Students taking 15 credits in this module as well as LINMA2415, LECON2011, and LECON2021 as well as one of the two courses LECON2031 or LECON2033, will be automatically admitted to the second year of the Master¿s degree programme in general economics. This module is intended only for students who plan to use the economics-econometrics major to eventually enrol in the general economics programme.  

Students enrolling in a 5 credit internship coupled with the graduation project (LFSA 2996) must round out their programme with a 5 credit course approved by the programme commission.