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This master's program focuses on managing information systems and digital processes in business environments. Students complete core courses in business analysis, data science, IT service management, and domain modeling, alongside a master’s thesis. They also choose electives in three main areas: Data Science, Software Engineering, and Management. Each area includes recommended elective packages to avoid content overlap, covering subjects like digital marketing, data visualization, human-computer interaction, innovation strategy, and entrepreneurship. The program offers flexibility for students to tailor their learning and includes internship opportunities to build practical experience in information management.

To apply for this master's program, students must hold a bachelor's or master's degree from a recognized university. All applicants must prove English proficiency with an IELTS Academic score of at least 7.0 (with no subscore below 6.5), a TOEFL iBT score of at least 94 (with minimum subscores of 20), or a Cambridge CAE/CPE certificate with a minimum score of 180. Applicants with a full degree completed in English in Australia, English-speaking Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the UK, or the USA are exempt. Students with a Flemish diploma are also exempt. A GMAT score of at least 620 (old version) or 585 (new version), or a GRE score of at least 164 in quantitative and 154 in verbal reasoning, is required unless the student earned their degree in Belgium or through an exchange at the Faculty of Economics and Business. Prior knowledge of UML is strongly recommended.

This bachelor's program prepares students to meet the challenges of modern communication, from content creation to technological solutions for global business and public sector projects. The three-year program includes the option to spend part of the studies at a partner university in the Netherlands, gaining an international "twin" experience alongside the core curriculum.

The first year introduces communication theories, an overview of the communication field, organizational communication, and text-based coursework, alongside foundational informatics. This continues into advanced academic and technical communication in English, an introduction to data analysis, political communication in the media, and public relations and crisis-related management technologies, together with an elective in media philosophy or sustainable development.

The second year develops practical production skills through an audiovisual laboratory and communication design course, data journalism and science communication, quantitative social research methods, and risk and crisis communication. This continues into the design of graphical user interfaces for information systems, a substantial product development project, and qualitative social research methods, with a further choice between social network and media analysis or text analytics.

In the third year, students either continue their studies at a partner university abroad, taking modules such as corporate reputation and crisis management, marketing communication and social media, facilitating technological innovations, or exploring questions of digital privacy, or remain in the core program and choose from a wide range of electives covering business law, communication philosophy, creative writing, digital marketing, graphic design, media psychology, multimedia content, network ethics, and cross-cultural communication. The program concludes with a bachelor's degree final project and a professional internship.

Across the program, students learn to develop internal and external communication plans, apply communication theories and statistical methods, and design public relations and crisis communication campaigns tailored to a client's needs. They also build skills in creating audiovisual projects, writing data-driven articles, conducting social network and media analysis, designing user interfaces, applying digital marketing strategies, and producing visual content using industry-standard design software, while learning to assess the ethical implications of media and artificial intelligence. Students may also pursue an innovation development path, creating real innovations in the form of products or services in partnership with outside organizations.

Graduates go on to work as communications and marketing specialists, developing communication and marketing plans, managing content, and shaping public opinion through advertising and brand strategy; as content developers, creating engaging copy, visual, and audio material tailored to different platforms and audiences; or as information management specialists, systematizing and analyzing organizational data, optimizing information flows, and implementing technological solutions that support informed decision-making.

Applicants must hold a high school certificate obtained no more than three years before applying, with a minimum average grade of above 60% in each relevant entry subject, and must demonstrate English proficiency through an IELTS score of at least 5.5, a TOEFL score of at least 75, a CEFR level of at least B2, or an equivalent qualification. A school transcript must be submitted in English, accompanied by official translations and certified copies where the original is unavailable, and all documents must be legalized with an apostille from the issuing country's foreign affairs ministry, except for documents issued within the EU or in Belarus and Ukraine.

Admission is based on a weighted score in which the English language final exam accounts for 40%, a final exam in history, geography, mathematics, or information technologies accounts for a further 40%, and an oral motivation assessment accounts for the remaining 20%.

This three-year bachelor's program provides foundational knowledge in electronics, software engineering, computer science, and mathematics in year one. In year two, students deepen their technical skills through practical projects in system development or robotics. The final year allows specialization with mandatory courses in digital innovation, security, and management, complemented by electives in advanced technologies and interdisciplinary subjects.

Applicants must have completed upper secondary education and demonstrate English proficiency equivalent to Swedish upper secondary course English 6. They must also provide documented proficiency in advanced Mathematics (Mathematics 4) and advanced Physics (Physics 2). All required documentation must be submitted by the application deadline; conditional acceptance and predicted grades are not accepted.

This two-year master’s program includes three terms of coursework and one for a degree project. It offers tracks in communication engineering, multimedia processing, information engineering, and network security, combining mandatory, elective, and recommended courses in areas like signal processing, machine learning, and cybersecurity. Students customize their path based on specialization and must complete at least one course in network security analytics.

Applicants need a bachelor's degree (180 ECTS) in a relevant field, including courses in mathematics, programming, and signals/systems. English proficiency (IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 90) is required. Experience with MATLAB is recommended; final-year students may apply conditionally.

This is a 90 ECTS program combining courses in networks, programming, databases, security, cloud computing, and software development.
Students choose from electives such as IoT, mobile app development, and data mining to tailor their expertise.
The final semester is dedicated to a supervised master's dissertation addressing real-world ICT challenges.

Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree in Engineering, Science, Informatics, or related fields from a recognized institution.
Students nearing graduation may apply, provided they submit proof of degree completion by the registration deadline.
A B2 level of English proficiency is required, demonstrated through a recognized certificate.
Those with a degree from an English-taught university are exempt from the language requirement.

This 7-semester program provides a comprehensive foundation in programming, data structures, computer systems, databases, and embedded systems. It includes hands-on training through lab work, team and interdisciplinary projects, and a capstone module. Students also develop academic English, physical education, and civic engagement skills. The final semester includes a diploma seminar, industrial placement, and a final thesis project.

Applicants must have passed mathematics and English at secondary school. The English exam must be at an advanced level with a minimum score of 60% (or 30% at bilingual level). Additionally, candidates must have a second foreign language and one of the following subjects: physics, chemistry, or informatics.