KU Leuven – Faculty of Engineering Technology courses

...who wants to prepare academics for entrepreneurschip. The Erasmus programme of the European Union offers an excellent opportunity for Belgian students... Learn about: Nuclear Physics, Physics ortheoretical, Critical scientists...

...Spectroscopy. Some deficiencies in mathematics, physics or chemistry may be remedied through the levelling courses. If there are deficiencies in more than two of these areas... Learn about: Pharmaceutical Industry, Computational Modelling, Theoretical Chemistry...

...between human societies and their environments, characterize the regions and localities that result, and analyze the spatial distributions and processes... Learn about: Geographical research, Geographical sciences, Spatial Modelling...

...defend scientific results in a structured manner, using modern communication techniques (in English and Dutch); · has the scientific attitude to independently... Learn about: Geological problems, Geological processes, Geological area...

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

...a critical research attitude developed through gradual training; the ability to define and formulate strategies to study complex questions; the ability... Learn about: Gradual training, Theoretical Chemistry, Theoretical framework...

...student has completed at least 75 ECTS of coursework covering the following domains/topics: linear algebra, analysis (real functions of one and several variables... Learn about: Research Option, Mathematical work, Professional Option...

...with the pre-selected candidates. Students who have not yet achieved a good command of the two languages are strongly advised to take language courses... Learn about: Transdisciplinary teams, Ecological realms, Intercultural governance...

...professionals to be able to help organizations acting in the territory (enterprises, local communities, civil society organizations) to draft sustainable... Learn about: International Development, Ecological research, Sustainability debates...

...these areas and will be able to apply their broad perspective on nanoscience and nanotechnology to the development and creation of new products and even new companies... Learn about: Erasmus Mundus label, Physics Chemistry, GCSE Physics...

...the driving force for a new set of products, systems, and applications. These disciplines are even expected to form the basis for a new industrial revolution... Learn about: Independent project, Methodological knowledge...

...Social or Behavioral Sciences. Alternatively, candidates have successfully completed a Bachelor’s program in the Humanities, Social or Behavioral Sciences... Learn about: Behavioral Sciences, Data Visualization, Digital tools...

...All entering students are expected to be familiar with at least one higher-level programming language. Students who select the ECS option are expected... Learn about: Cognitive Science, Space Technology, Space Law...

...gives you the chance to carry out research in an internationally competitive environment under the supervison of our professors, experts with strong international reputations... Learn about: Thematic training, Research Management, Journal clubs...

...This competence is obtained through coursework, practical exercises, interactive sessions, a design project and a Master’s thesis project. Biomedical engineering... Learn about: Medical training, Biomedical Engineering...

...evaluate and select), formulating a solution or solution method, developing and implementing a solution, and evaluating the results. - Can come to an integrated... Learn about: Social Context, Chemical Engineering, Intellectual skills...

...types of programming languages and algorithms; * Systems software (operating systems and distributed systems); * Theoretical and mathematical foundations of computer science... Learn about: Intellectual skills, Social Context, Software Engineering...

...credits are available for elective courses to allow you to personalise your programme. A student can make a programme ranging from much specialised... 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...

...He/she thereby considers the limits of the system. - The graduate is able to choose the appropriate level of abstraction on a component, device and system level... Learn about: Intercultural communication...