FACULTY OF BIOSCIENCE ENGINEERING
3
MASTERS IN
BIOSCIENCE ENGINEERING
A top university right at the heart of Europe
UCL is one of Belgium’s and Europe’s leading universities. For almost 600 years, it has welcomed students from across the
world, without regard to their political or religious beliefs. The University strives to be highly multicultural, multilingual,
open and tolerant.
• 30,000 students, of whom 5,700 come from abroad and represent 120 nationalities
• 5,800 academics, scientists, administrative and technical collaborators
• 185 Master’s programmes in all fields of study
• 22 doctoral schools
• 21 research institutes, 25 technology platforms
• 3 science parks, 61 spin-offs
• 150 million euros in research grants per year
• 150,000 alumni worldwide.
With one Nobel Prize in medicine, 21 Francqui Prizes and 27 ERC Grants, UCL enjoys a world-class reputation and is well
placed in international rankings : top 1.25% in the world (THE, QS Rankings)
• 128
th
in the “world university ranking” *
• 4
th
comprehensive French-speaking university in the world **
• Included amongst the world's elite institutions in 28 of the 46 subjects ranked in QS Rankings 2017 ***
*Times Higher Education ranking 2016-2017 – **QS ranking 2016-2017 – ***QS ranking by subject 2017
MASTERS IN BIOSCIENCE ENGINEERING
120 crédits, 2 years
• Chemistry and Bioindustries
• Forests and Ecosystem Management
• Agricultural Sciences
• Environmental Sciences and Technology
PHD
• Doctorate in Agriconomical Sciences
& Bioscience Engineering
Our Master programmes
The bioscience engineering programmes organised by UCL are recognised by the Commission
des Titres d'Ingénieur (engineering accreditation body) and therefore benefit from the European
EUR-ACE label attesting to their quality and international reputation.
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THE FACULTY OF BIOSCIENCE ENGINEERING WELCOMES
• international students wishing to do their entire master's course at UCL
(admission conditions:
)
• students who would like to participate an Erasmus-type exchange
• students who want to do a research placement or an internship in a laboratory or part of their master's thesis.
