Introduction
The Business Engineering master is intended to strengthen the managerial abilities of students having a background in sciences (physics and chemistry) and technologies (energy, electronics and telecommunications, mechanical engineering and processes) in addition to their training in economics and management and quantitative methods.
The Louvain School of Management was classed 22nd in the world in the 2011 ranking of the Financial Times (and 1st in Belgium) for its master programme in Business Engineering.
Your Profile
You
- wish to develop your skills in the management of technologies;
- seek to develop concrete in-company experience and participate in the management of complex and innovative projects;
- are looking for a high-quality education, based on solid scientific knowledge, in the area of high-tech industry and services;
- are motivated by entrepreneurial drive and a desire to learn how to work effectively in a team;
- wish to become a manager.
Your Future Job
Entrepreneurial ability, the capacity to transform initiatives into economic realities, to organise these activities and ensure their continuity, to find the necessary resources and adequately combine them: these are the skills that one expects from those wishing to assume responsibilities in the management of companies.
Our graduates can be found in the highest corporate management positions, as well as in consultancy, auditing, banking, industry (production and operations management) and environmental management.
Your Programme
During this master, you will develop the skills necessary for mastering the complex and varied realities that companies encounter in the knowledge economy.
You
- will learn to model and formalise management problems and situations;
- will integrate the technological processes and master their application in the industrial world;
- will strengthen your language skills by taking a part of the courses in English.
The master 120 will be composed of:
- professional focus courses "Business Engineering" as weel as seminars;
- a major, composed of 6 courses, to be chosen among the management fields;
- an exchange semester (highly recommended but not compulsory) or of a semester of 6 courses including at least a language course and an option of 3 courses;
- an internship;
- a master's thesis.