KU Leuven – Faculty of Engineering Technology courses

...physics at the bachelors level (classical mechanics, electromagnetism, quantum mechanics, electrodynamics); the ability to build upon logical and deductive... Learn about: Physics ortheoretical, GCSE Physics, Critical scientists...

...in a European Master Course for Theoretical Chemistry and Computational Modelling (TCCM). This course is recognized as an Erasmus Mundus course by the European Union... Learn about: Theoretical Chemistry, Molecular Structure, Theoretical chemists...

...The global aim of the master is to produce geographers that can play an active role in our current society. Teaching is based on scientific research... Learn about: Spatial Modelling, Geographical research, Geographical sciences...

...in the position that a geologist can take in such issues; · can participate in the public debate with scientifically-based contributions and knows... Learn about: Geological problems, Geological area, Geological processes...

...The programme attracts students from a variety of disciplines. At a minimum, prospective students should have obtained an academic Bachelor's degree... Learn about: Team Training, Statistical science, Educational statistics...

...The Master of Science in Astronomy and Astrophysics programme offers a wide range of courses on the subfields of astronomy and on research methodology... Learn about: Theoretical framework, Technological developments, Theoretical Chemistry...

...The student can analyze independently complex mathematical or scientific problems, build models for those problems and devise appropriate solutions... Learn about: Professional Option, Research Option, Mathematical work...

...skills and understanding - Be familiar with the broad interdisciplinary debate on sustainable development encompassing connected social, economic... Learn about: Ecological realms, Intercultural governance, Transdisciplinary teams...

...Mundus Master in Sustainable Territorial Development, will open up new perspectives on the sustainability of territorial use and organization while introducing... Learn about: Water Management, Ecological research, Sustainability debates...

...chemical technology, biotechnology, R&D, independent consultancies and more. Graduates have an ideal background to become the invaluable interface between... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Erasmus Mundus label, Physics Chemistry...

...molecular and atomic architecture, materials science and electromagnetism are considered as asset. Moreover, you are able to demonstrate excellence... Learn about: Independent project, Methodological knowledge...

...tools for improving access and interactive use of data and the development of new digital applications. It will train them how to manage projects related... Learn about: Data Visualization, Digital tools, Behavioral Sciences...

...are expected to master basic undergraduate-level mathematics (calculus, linear algebra, discrete mathematics, probability or statistics). All entering... Learn about: Space Law, Business and Management, Space Technology...

...trained professionals who will valorise their doctoral expertise and competences in a broad variety of professional environments. Doctoral training takes... Learn about: Invited lectures, Personal skills, Personal Effectiveness...

...to apply engineering knowledge for the advancement of science and technology, both in an academic context and in an industrial context Management skills... Learn about: Medical training, Biomedical Engineering...

...it also focuses on process and product intensification, energy efficient processing routes, biochemical processes and product-based thinking rather... Learn about: Chemical Engineering, Social Context, Environmental Engineering...

...12. Can make an informed decision about whether to reuse an existing software solution based on the quality of the design and implementation... Learn about: Structural thinking, Software Engineering, Social Context...

...with emphasis on designing applications of electronic systems. - Can creatively apply, expand, deepen and integrate knowledge of different domains of electrical engineering... Learn about: Signal processing...

...Economic and regulatory aspects of energy (e.g. markets, regulations, organization in the European context) The graduate actively looks for structure... Learn about: Electrical Energy...

...policy-based or industrial environment. The Master's programme consists of 120 credits, organized in two stages of 60 credits. The first stage consists... Learn about: Intercultural communication...