Version françaisePlease refer to the special procedures below for Open Faculty programmes. The details and the annual calendar are atwww.uclouvain.be/opes.
Special procedures for the professional focus in economic and social policy for students in Wallonia, Brussels and neighbouring areas :
Students gaining entry through prior learning and experience :
- information sessions
- collection of admission questionnaires
- written examination at the beginning of May followed by an oral examination
- introductory residential workshop (compulsory) during the weekend before the beginning of term (payment of approximately €70 must be made by the end of August)
Students who have gained one of the bachelor grades of the short kind referred to above (bridging programme), university bachelors and those who have gained a Belgian degree or equivalent:
- information sessions
- collection of enrolment questionnaires by the end of August at the latest
- interview by appointment
- introductory residential workshop (compulsory) during the weekend before the beginning of term (payment of approximately €70 must be made by the end of August)
Special procedure for the professional focus in development and project management designed for students working on development issues in Central and West Africa :
A group of students working on this focus is formed every two years.
Interviews and an entrance examination are held two years before arriving in Africa to give successful candidates time to find funding.
Further information on timing can be found at www.uclouvain.be/opes.
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| Others Bachelors of the French speaking Community of Belgium | |||
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| Bachelors of the Dutch speaking Community of Belgium | |||
| Direct access | |||
| Foreign Bachelors | |||
| Direct access | |||
Non university Bachelors |
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> BA - assistant(e) social(e) > BA - conseiller(ère) social(e) > BA en commerce extérieur > BA en comptabilité > BA en droit > BA en gestion des ressources humaines > BA en gestion des transports et logistique d'entreprise > BA en informatique de gestion > BA en marketing > BA en écologie sociale > BA-AESI en sciences économiques et sciences économiques appliquées | Accès au master moyennant ajout de maximum 60 crédits d'enseignements supplémentaires obligatoires au programme. Voir 'Module complémentaire' | Type court | |
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Tous les masters peuvent être accessibles selon la procédure de valorisation des acquis de l'expérience.
Entry to all Masters (with the exception of Advanced Masters) can be gained through the special procedure for accrediting prior learning and experience known as VAE (validation des acquis de l'expérience).
Students at the Open Faculty of Economic and Social Policy fall mainly into this category. For further details about how to apply, see FOPES
Specific procedures :
Please refer to the special procedures below for Open Faculty programmes. The details and the annual calendar are atwww.uclouvain.be/opes.
Special procedures for the professional focus in economic and social policy for students in Wallonia, Brussels and neighbouring areas :
Students gaining entry through prior learning and experience :
- information sessions
- collection of admission questionnaires
- written examination at the beginning of May followed by an oral examination
- introductory residential workshop (compulsory) during the weekend before the beginning of term (payment of approximately €70 must be made by the end of August)
Students who have gained one of the bachelor grades of the short kind referred to above (bridging programme), university bachelors and those who have gained a Belgian degree or equivalent:
- information sessions
- collection of enrolment questionnaires by the end of August at the latest
- interview by appointment
- introductory residential workshop (compulsory) during the weekend before the beginning of term (payment of approximately €70 must be made by the end of August)
Special procedure for the professional focus in development and project management designed for students working on development issues in Central and West Africa :
A group of students working on this focus is formed every two years.
Interviews and an entrance examination are held two years before arriving in Africa to give successful candidates time to find funding.
Further information on timing can be found at www.uclouvain.be/opes.