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This program focuses on energy technologies, combining a solid foundation in mathematics, physics, and electrical engineering with specialized training in thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, power electronics, and renewable energy. Students develop practical skills through CAD/CAM, automation, and CDIO projects, while also exploring environmental protection and efficient energy use. The curriculum includes professional practice, electives, and a final engineering project, preparing graduates for careers in modern energy systems and sustainable technologies.

To apply, candidates must submit a secondary school certificate and, if applicable, matriculation results that qualify them for bachelor’s studies in their home country. Admission is based on grades in mathematics and either physics or geography.

This bachelor's program focuses on transport systems engineering, particularly in railway technologies. Students gain foundational knowledge in physics, mathematics, electrical engineering, and computer design for transport systems. Specialized courses cover rolling stock, railway infrastructure, signaling, telecommunication, and traffic organization. The curriculum also includes project-based learning, language studies, and topics in sociology, law, and communication. Practical experience is provided through an internship, and the program concludes with a bachelor thesis including a project.

To be admitted to this bachelor's program, applicants must have completed secondary education and demonstrate English language proficiency at a minimum of CEFR B2 level.

This PhD program prepares students to become highly qualified experts in the field of power and electrical engineering, with strong research and innovation capabilities. It includes in-depth theoretical courses, technical innovations, and training in scientific communication and pedagogy. Students conduct original research culminating in a doctoral thesis. Coursework covers automation, smart power systems, electrical machine dynamics, and system protection. Graduates are equipped to work in academic and industrial settings, capable of managing complex engineering projects and conducting internationally recognized research.

To apply for this doctoral program, applicants must hold a master's degree in engineering or have comparable education.

This master's program offers advanced training in electrical engineering with a strong focus on design, systems, and technology. Students follow a common core covering embedded systems, signal processing, control theory, electric drives, and renewable energy systems, alongside a master's thesis. The program includes four specialization tracks: Electronics and Chip Design, focusing on microelectronics, analog/digital circuits, and system-on-chip; Power Systems and Automation, emphasizing electrical energy systems and industrial automation; Information Systems and Signal Processing, centered on machine learning, data modeling, and algorithms; and Cybersecurity and Communications, dealing with secure communication systems and digital signal processing. Electives support deeper study in each track or broaden interdisciplinary skills.

To apply for this master's program, students must hold a bachelor's degree of at least three years (180 ECTS) in electrical engineering or a related field such as physics, computer engineering, or computer science, with sufficient knowledge of electrical engineering fundamentals. Applicants from outside the Flemish Community must apply through the admissions office and submit two recommendation letters. A GRE test score is required unless the applicant holds a bachelor's or master's degree from the EU, EEA, UK, or Switzerland. GRE scores must be submitted officially using the institution code 0749. Proof of English proficiency is required through one of the following: an IELTS score of at least 7.0 with no subscore under 6.5, a TOEFL iBT score of at least 94 with no subscore under 22, or a Cambridge CAE score of at least 185 with no subscore under 176. Applicants with a degree from Australia, English-speaking Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, or the USA are exempted if their full program was taught in English.

This master's program in mechanical engineering provides a rigorous technical education with strong practical and research components. The curriculum includes key engineering subjects such as Thermodynamics and Fluid Mechanics, Elasticity, Mechanical Vibrations, Engineering Design and Development, Advanced Mathematics for Engineers, and Electrical Engineering and Measurement Science. Students also receive training in Manufacturing Systems, Advanced Data Engineering, Engineering Materials, and Computer Simulation.

The program features multiple specialization options, allowing students to tailor their studies. Specialization areas include Vehicle Technology, Mechatronics, Embedded Systems, Automation, Additive Technologies, and Systems Engineering. These are supported by courses like CNC Programming, Engineering Automation, Functional Safety of Machines, Process Control, and Programmable Controllers. A strong emphasis is placed on project work and professional practice, culminating in a two-part master’s thesis. The program combines theoretical rigor with hands-on experience to prepare graduates for engineering innovation and leadership.

This master's program requires applicants to submit a letter of motivation explaining their interest in the course, along with an official copy of their bachelor's degree certificate and transcripts. Applicants must also provide a brief Curriculum Vitae. Proficiency in English at the B2 level is mandatory. Accepted language certificates include TOEFL (minimum of 550 on PBT or 72 on iBT), IELTS (minimum 6.0), Cambridge First Certificate (grade “C” or at least 160), and Pearson PTE or Academic PTE (minimum 59), among others. English test results must be official and valid. Alternatively, applicants may submit proof that the entire bachelor's program was conducted in English through an official signed and stamped certificate. Degrees earned in English-speaking countries are also accepted. However, DUOLINGO and EF SET tests are not considered valid proof of English proficiency.

This master's program is centered on advanced topics in electrical and electronic systems, combining theoretical learning with practical, research-based experience. The program structure includes foundational training, specialization, and complementary modules. Foundational modules are divided into technical-scientific topics such as power electronics systems, signal processing, embedded systems, and electromagnetic applications; theoretical modules covering areas like machine learning, modeling and optimization, and differential equations; and context modules that enhance skills in innovation management, project planning, and communication. This portion of the program contributes 30 ECTS credits.

Students also engage in specialized deepening through two applied project phases and a master’s thesis, totaling 54 ECTS credits. These projects focus on real-world challenges, allowing students to demonstrate independent research and presentation skills. In addition, students complete 6 ECTS credits in complementary modules that offer advanced insights into subjects such as microelectronics, power systems, Internet of Things, and photovoltaic technology. This comprehensive approach supports a well-rounded education in both the scientific and practical aspects of electrical and electronic engineering.

To be admitted to this master's program, candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics, or a closely related field. An equivalent Swiss or international degree with very good to excellent academic performance is also accepted. A minimum GPA of 60 points on the BFH scale or an overall grade of 5.0 is generally required. Applicants with slightly lower grades may still be considered if they have relevant professional experience and show strong motivation. Admission decisions are based on academic records and professional background, and candidates from other disciplines may be admitted after completing 9 to 15 ECTS credits in bachelor-level courses.

Professional experience in electrical or electronic engineering, a technical domain, or economic expertise is necessary. Language requirements include at least a B2 level in German or French if the applicant did not study in one of those languages, and a C1 level in English for international candidates. The admission process may also include an interview or a written or oral assessment, with final admission conditions set in a contract. Provisional enrollment allows students to begin the program while completing any required bachelor-level coursework.