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SOLVAY BRUSSELS SCHOOL OF<br />

ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT<br />

SCIENCES ÉCONOMIQUES ET DE GESTION<br />

MASTER<br />

INGÉNIEUR<br />

DE GESTION<br />

CURSUS EN ANGLAIS<br />

= Master in Business and Technology<br />

LES COMPÉTENCES<br />

VISÉES<br />

The French and Dutch-speaking Universities of <strong>Brussels</strong> decided<br />

to offer an international/European-oriented variant of their<br />

French and Dutch programmes « Ingénieur de Gestion »/<br />

« Handelsingenieur ».<br />

Economics as its foundation, technology as added value and<br />

entrepreneurship as a guideline. This, in short, is the philosophy<br />

behind the Belgian academic qualification of « Business<br />

Engineer » (sometimes also translated as « Management Engineer<br />

» or « Commercial Engineer »).<br />

The idea has always been to deliver professionals who are able<br />

to understand the jargon and business environment of all of<br />

their colleagues, whether they are engineers, economists,<br />

lawyers, computer scientists or those with other specializations.<br />

Our business engineers can be the bridges between the<br />

worlds of different members of the workforce.<br />

During the « bachelor » phase of our degree, students develop a<br />

solid foundation in economics and are immersed in business<br />

fields such as marketing, finance, management and human resource<br />

management. This is followed by a thorough grounding<br />

in mathematics, statistics and computer science, whilst a strong<br />

basis in science is provided by physics, chemistry, electronics<br />

and technology courses. Another peculiarity of the business engineer’s<br />

education is a strong focus on language skills.<br />

LE CURSUS<br />

As all parts of this course are taught in English and students<br />

must write their thesis in English, proficiency in the English<br />

language is naturally an important prerequisite.<br />

Minimum university Bachelor degree in Business or Economics<br />

and Curriculum that contains the following subjects: Economics,<br />

Business, Quantitative Methods, Languages, Natural Sciences,<br />

Humanities and Law.<br />

For more details on the program : www.solvay.edu/EN/<br />

Programmes/MasterInternational/index.php<br />

LES SPÉCIFICITÉS<br />

Through this co-organized English programme, international undergraduate<br />

students with the right profile have the opportunity<br />

to benefit from the expertise of the <strong>Solvay</strong> <strong>Brussels</strong> <strong>School</strong> of<br />

Economics and Management without having to speak French or<br />

Dutch. Students thus have the unique possibility of experiencing<br />

high-level European and internationally- oriented management<br />

studies whilst living and studying in the capital of Europe.<br />

Our professors and lecturers come from around the world,<br />

mostly from the academic world and usually from the most<br />

prestigious universities and business schools.<br />

In addition to our eminent academics, we are proud to welcome<br />

as members of our teaching faculty numerous business professionals<br />

and practitioners from every sector of business and the<br />

economy, including industry and services and the private and<br />

public sectors in Belgium and Europe. Their knowledge and experience<br />

cover every field of management and business (strategy,<br />

finance, marketing, leadership, technology, IT etc.)<br />

LES ATOUTS<br />

PROFESSIONNELS<br />

An international/European-oriented programme in <strong>Brussels</strong>, the<br />

capital of Europe, is a great asset for any student who strives to<br />

be prepared for the challenge of management in a globalised<br />

world.<br />

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