KU Leuven – Faculty of Engineering Technology courses

...Masters of physics will have developed sufficient knowledge and skills to participate in competitive national or international PhD programmes... Learn about: Physics ortheoretical, Critical scientists, GCSE Physics...

...Get in at the bleeding edge of contemporary chemistry: theoretical and computational chemistry are marking the new era that lies ahead in the molecular sciences... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Molecular Structure, Pharmaceutical Industry...

...The objective of this programme is to provide a deeper understanding of geographical problems and methods, knowledge to the theoretical debate within the discipline... Learn about: Spatial Modelling, Geographical research, Geographical sciences...

...· can, based on the study of specialized literature, independently formulate a research question and translate it into a research plan; · can integrate... Learn about: Geological area, Geological problems, Geological processes...

...Applicants who are non-native speakers of English must provide evidence of English language proficiency. As statistician, you'll be recruited by industry... Learn about: Business Statistics, Learning Skills, Educational statistics...

...differential equations, probability and statistics) and physics (classical mechanics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism and quantum mechanics)... Learn about: Technological developments, Theoretical framework, Theoretical Chemistry...

...models, methods and techniques in a number of areas of pure mathematics and / or applied mathematics. - The student has knowledge and understanding of current (state-of-the-art)... Learn about: Professional Option, Research Option, GCSE Mathematics...

...demonstrate understanding of complex structures that influence (in positive or negative ways) sustainable development of a territory, such as resources... Learn about: Transdisciplinary teams, Intercultural governance, Ecological realms...

...responsible for the creation of sustainable territories (communities, enterprises, non-state actors and civil society organizations, local governments)... Learn about: Water Management, Ecological research, International Development...

...From your Bachelor's education, you should have acquired a basic knowledge of mathematics (including advanced algebra and differential equations)... Learn about: Erasmus Mundus label, GCSE Physics, Physics Chemistry...

...Within a few years, nanoscience applications are expected to impact virtually every technological sector and ultimately many aspects of our daily... Learn about: Independent project, Methodological knowledge...

...Social or Behavioral Science are confronted with the need to apply digital tools to facilitate and enhance their research. The program enables graduates... Learn about: Digital tools, Behavioral Sciences, Data Visualization...

...biomedicine and bioinformatics, robotics and traffic systems. Some graduates go on to begin a PhD programme. The AI program aims at instructing and training... Learn about: Space Technology, Problem Solving, Space Sciences...

...This research-based training is complemented by more structured training activities organized by the departments, the research centres and the doctoral school... Learn about: Personal skills, Personal Effectiveness, Professional expertise...

...in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and material sciences) with medical knowledge. The ideal candidate has a broad technological background... Learn about: Biomedical Engineering, Medical training...

...as is the mantra “reduce, reuse, recycle”. As a chemical engineering student, you will learn to think in a process-oriented manner and grasp the complexity... Learn about: Intellectual skills, Social Context, Environmental Engineering...

...testing and maintenance . 10. Can use different paradigms and tools to develop software systems. 11. Can handle and control software development on a project-driven basis... Learn about: Structural thinking, Social Context, Software Engineering...

...the programme exemplifies the link between education, research and valorisation. The Master in Electrical Engineering programme gives you in-depth training... 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...

...conversations with professionals from the energy industry, consultancy firms and municipalities. In the second year a Smart Cities Week course is organized... Learn about: Intercultural communication...