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Course Language: english

Program: BA - Master of Business Administration

Duration: 1 year (2 semesters)

Entry Requirements: B A plus specialist requirementd - Candidates seeking admission to the MBA pogram should hold a Bachelor` s degree or equivalent. - All MBA candidates must have a sound command of English language, spoken and written. - work experience is not necessarily needed to enter the full-time MBA. - the final decisin concerning the acceptance in the MBA degree program rests with Swiss School of Management

Price: Euro 9050

Website: ttp://www.ssm-edu.net/interna.php?id=4&pag=mba

Contact: Dr. M. Bracalé, PhD

Email: info@ssm-edu.net

Description: An MBA is recognized in every country as higher form of management qualification. It is often a measure for the increase in salary and a promotion. One of the most common reasons Participants give for pursuing an MBA is a career change. The SSM MBA i

Course Language: English

Program: Dual Diploma in Administrative Management and Business

Duration: 1 year (2 semesters)

Entry Requirements: Swiss Matura, German Abitur, French Baccalaureate,

Price: Euro 6650

Website: http://www.ssm-edu.net/interna.php?id=3&pag=diplom

Contact: Dr. M. Bracalé, PhD

Email: info@ssm-edu.net

Description: If you are an Administrator in business, government, service industries, education, a charity or any sector of industry, and want to develop your skills and progress at work, you really should register for the specially designed Diploma in Administra

Course Language: English

Program: Dual Advanced Diploma in Administrative Management

Duration: 1 year (2 semesters)

Entry Requirements: One year of undergraduate Business Administration

Price: Euro 6650

Website: http://www.ssm-edu.net/interna.php?id=3&pag=advanc

Contact: Dr. M. Bracalé, PhD

Email: info@ssm-edu.net

Description: Dual Advanced Diploma in Administrative Management and Business Administration If you are an Administrator or Manager in business, government, service industries, education, charities or industry, you may be interested to hear about a programme sp

Course Language: English

Program: BA (Hons) Business Management awarded by University

Duration: 18 - 24 months

Entry Requirements: Normally, you will only be admitted to the program

Price: Euro 6685

Website: http://www.ssm-edu.net/interna.php?id=3&pag=ba

Contact: Dr. M. Bracalé, PhD

Email: info@ssm-edu.net

Description: The BA (Honours) Business Management (BABM) has been designed to help you develop your career as a business manager and to prepare you for increased responsibility in your workplace. The overall programme aim is to develop knowledge and understanding

Course Language: English

Program: BA Bachelor of Business Administration

Duration: 1 year (2 semesters)

Entry Requirements: Students seeking admission to the Bachelor of Busi

Price: euro 7650

Website: http://www.ssm-edu.net/interna.php?id=3&pag=bba

Contact: Dr. M. Bracalé, PhD

Email: info@ssm-edu.net

Description: Our Bachelor of Business Administration Program prepares individuals to plan, organize, direct, and control the functions and processes of a firm or organization. Includes instruction in management theory, human resources management and behaviour, ac

Course Language: English

Program: Dual Advanced Diploma in Administrative Management and Business Administration

Duration: 1 year (2 semesters)

Entry Requirements: Students seeking admission to the Advanced Diploma program must have completed their secondary education equivalent to: - one year of undergraduate Business Administration studies at a reputable university - IAM Diploma in Administrative Management or - SSM Diploma in Business Adminstration - English at TOEFL level of 550 or 213 computerized or IELTS of min. 6 bands. If English is your native language, you are exempted from the TOFL test.

Price: Euros 6,650

Website: http://www.ssm-edu.net/interna.php?id=3&pag=advanc

Contact: Dr.M.Bracale, PhD

Email: info@ssm-edu.net

Description: If you are an Administrator in business, government, service industries, education, a charity or any sector of industry, and want to develop your skills and progress at work, you really should register for the specially designed Diploma in Administra

Course Language: English

Program: Dual Advanced Diploma in Administrative Management and Business Administration

Duration: 1 year (2 semesters)

Entry Requirements: Students seeking admission to the Advanced Diploma program must have completed their secondary education equivalent to: - one year of undergraduate Business Administration studies at a reputable university - IAM Diploma in Administrative Management or - SSM Diploma in Business Administration - English at TOEFL level of 550 or 213 computerized or IELTS of min. 6 bands. If English is your native language, you are exemted from the TOEFL test.

Price: Euros 6,650

Website: http://www.ssm-edu.net/interna.php?id=3&pag=advanc

Contact: DR. M. Bracale, PhD

Email: info@ssm-edu.net

Description: If you are an Administrator in business, government, service industries, education, a charity or any sector of industry, and want to develop your skills and progress at work, you really should register for the specially designed Diploma in Administra

Course Language: English

Program: Master of Business Administration

Duration: 1 year (2 semesters)

Entry Requirements: - Candidate seeking admission to the MBA program should hold a Bachelor`s degree or equivalent. - All MBA candidates must have a sound command of English language, spoken and written. - Work-experience is not necessarily needed to enter the full-time MBA The final decision concerning the acceptance in the MBA degree program rests with Swiss School of Management.

Price: Euros 9,050

Website: http://www.ssm-edu.net/interna.php?id=4&oag=mba

Contact: Dr. M. Bracele, PhD

Email: info@ssm-edu.net

Description: An MBA is recognized in every country as higher form of management qualification. It is often a measure for the increase in salary and a promotion. One of the most common reasons Participants give for pursuing an MBA is a career change. The SSM MBA i

Course Language: English

Program: Master of Business Administration

Duration: 1 year (2 semesters)

Entry Requirements: - candidates seeking admission to the MBA program should hold a Bachelor`s degree or equivalent. - All MBA candidates must have a sound command od English language, spoken and written. Work-experience is not necessarily needed to enter the full-time MBA. - The final decision concerning the acceptance in the MBA degree program rests with Swiss School of Management.

Price: Euros 9,050

Website: http://ssm-edu.net/interna.php?id=4&pag=mba

Contact: Dr. M. Bracale, PhD

Email: info@ssm-edu.net

Description: An MBA is recognized in every country as higher form of management qualification. It is often a measure for the increase in salary and a promotion. One of the most common reasons Participants give for pursuing an MBA is a career change. The SSM MBA i

Course Language: English

Program: Bachelor of Business

Duration: 1 year (2 semesters)

Entry Requirements: 2 years of study in Business or related area ( or 120 ECTS)

Price: Euros 1500 per academic year

Website: www.sit.ie

Contact: John Cusack, Head of Business School

Email: jcusack@ait.it

Description: The main objective of this full-time programme, offered for a semester only or a full academic year, is to provide to visiting student with a range of subjects/courses designed to encompass the knowledge and skills required to a successful career in the wider context of business management. The advantage of attending for the complete academic year is the opportunity which is provides for the student to obtain an internationalyy recognised qualicication at Level 7 under the National Qualifications Framework of Ireland

Course Language: English

Program: BBA Bachelor of Business Administration awared by the European University

Duration: 1 year (2 semesters)

Entry Requirements: Students seeking admission to the Bachelor of Business Administration must have completed their Advanced Diploma in Business Administration or Administrative Management or holding an Associate Degree as the second year of a Bachelor` s in Business Administration degree program from a recognised institution.

Price: Euros 7,650

Website: http://www.ssm-edu.net/interna.php?id=£&pag=bba

Contact: Dr. M. Bracale

Email: info@ssm-edu.net

Description: The BA (Honours) Business Management (BABM) has been designed to help you develop your career as a business manager and to prepare you for increased responsibility in your workplace. The overall programme aim is to develop knowledge and understanding

Course Language: English

Program: BA (Hons) Management Business and Administration (1 year top-up/60 ECTS)

Duration: 1 year (2 semesters)

Entry Requirements: 120 ECTS-points from Business related education

Price: 2008/09 £ 2835 Students are automatically entitele

Website: www.newdur.ac.uk

Contact: David Taylor - International Manager

Email: david.taylor@newdur.ac.uk

Description: The Ba(Hons) Management Business and Administration is a vocationally-based honours degree programme validated by the Leeds Metropolitan University, which is aimed at people who wish to work as professional administrators or managers in any organisation. The content of the degree modules of study and in particular the elements of choice available within the range of option modules means you can tailor what you study to meet your particular career requirements and aspirations. The degree is in effect the final level of a degree programme in which the first two levels have been achieved by students having already obtained appropriate sub-degree qualifications. The programme has 3 district elements. The choice of option modules and Record project allows the student to "match" the programme to their needs.

Course Language: English

Program: BA (Hons) Management Business and Administration (1 year top-up/60 ECTS)

Duration: 1 year (2 semesters)

Entry Requirements: 120 ECTS-points from Business related education

Price: 2008/09 £ 2835 Students are automatically entitele

Website: www.newdur.ac.uk

Contact: David Taylor - International Manager

Email: david.taylor@newdur.ac.uk

Description: The Ba(Hons) Management Business and Administration is a vocationally-based honours degree programme validated by the Leeds Metropolitan University, which is aimed at people who wish to work as professional administrators or managers in any organisation. The content of the degree modules of study and in particular the elements of choice available within the range of option modules means you can tailor what you study to meet your particular career requirements and aspirations. The degree is in effect the final level of a degree programme in which the first two levels have been achieved by students having already obtained appropriate sub-degree qualifications. The programme has 3 district elements. The choice of option modules and Record project allows the student to "match" the programme to their needs.

Course Language: English

Program: BA (Hons) Management Business and Administration (1 year top-up/60 ECTS)

Duration: 1 year (2 semesters)

Entry Requirements: 120 ECTS-points from Business related education

Price: 2008/09 £ 2835 Students are automatically entitele

Website: www.newdur.ac.uk

Contact: David Taylor - International Manager

Email: david.taylor@newdur.ac.uk

Description: The Ba(Hons) Management Business and Administration is a vocationally-based honours degree programme validated by the Leeds Metropolitan University, which is aimed at people who wish to work as professional administrators or managers in any organisation. The content of the degree modules of study and in particular the elements of choice available within the range of option modules means you can tailor what you study to meet your particular career requirements and aspirations. The degree is in effect the final level of a degree programme in which the first two levels have been achieved by students having already obtained appropriate sub-degree qualifications. The programme has 3 district elements. The choice of option modules and Record project allows the student to "match" the programme to their needs.

Course Language: English

Program: Bachelor of International Sales and Marketing Management

Duration: 1 1/2 Years

Entry Requirements: At least 120 ECTS points from business-related education

Price: Free for EU students; Approx. EUR 4,500

Website: http://www.brock.dk/en/higher-education/bachelor-o

Contact: Jytte Mansfeld; Director of International Affairs

Email: jma@brock.dk

Description: Study Contents Core Subjects: -Marketing -Supply Chain Management -Management and Organization -Business Law -Finance and Econimics Subjects are taught in the context of two overall themes -Due Diligence of Sales -Business Developement in an International Perspective Themes are sub-divided into topics i.e.: -The customer as the focal point -Business, industry and competitors -Innovation -Developement of the sales and the business plattform -Implementation of the sales plan -Follow-up and retention of customers -Methodology Programme Structure Semester 1 and 2 (in all 60 ECTS) -Lectures, project work, tutorials, case-studies, mandatory assignments, in a thematic structure Semester 3 (30 ECTS) -Internship in Denmark or abroad (15 ECTS) -Bachelor project (15 ECTS) Job Opportunities -International Sales Representative -Sales Support Executive -Key Account Manager -Sales Planner -Marketing Manager -Export Manager -Sales Manager -Sales and Marketing Coordinator

Course Language: English

Program: Bachelor of International Sales and Marketing Management

Duration: 1 1/2 Years

Entry Requirements: At least 120 ECTS points from business-related education

Price: Free for EU students; Approx. EUR 4,500

Website: http://www.brock.dk/en/higher-education/bachelor-o

Contact: Jytte Mansfeld; Director of International Affairs

Email: jma@brock.dk

Description: Study Contents Core Subjects: -Marketing -Supply Chain Management -Management and Organization -Business Law -Finance and Econimics Subjects are taught in the context of two overall themes -Due Diligence of Sales -Business Developement in an International Perspective Themes are sub-divided into topics i.e.: -The customer as the focal point -Business, industry and competitors -Innovation -Developement of the sales and the business plattform -Implementation of the sales plan -Follow-up and retention of customers -Methodology Programme Structure Semester 1 and 2 (in all 60 ECTS) -Lectures, project work, tutorials, case-studies, mandatory assignments, in a thematic structure Semester 3 (30 ECTS) -Internship in Denmark or abroad (15 ECTS) -Bachelor project (15 ECTS) Job Opportunities -International Sales Representative -Sales Support Executive -Key Account Manager -Sales Planner -Marketing Manager -Export Manager -Sales Manager -Sales and Marketing Coordinator

Course Language: English

Program: Bachelor of International Sales and Marketing Management

Duration: 1 1/2 Years

Entry Requirements: At least 120 ECTS points from business-related education

Price: Free for EU students; Approx. EUR 4,500

Website: http://www.brock.dk/en/higher-education/bachelor-o

Contact: Jytte Mansfeld; Director of International Affairs

Email: jma@brock.dk

Description: Study Contents Core Subjects: -Marketing -Supply Chain Management -Management and Organization -Business Law -Finance and Econimics Subjects are taught in the context of two overall themes -Due Diligence of Sales -Business Developement in an International Perspective Themes are sub-divided into topics i.e.: -The customer as the focal point -Business, industry and competitors -Innovation -Developement of the sales and the business plattform -Implementation of the sales plan -Follow-up and retention of customers -Methodology Programme Structure Semester 1 and 2 (in all 60 ECTS) -Lectures, project work, tutorials, case-studies, mandatory assignments, in a thematic structure Semester 3 (30 ECTS) -Internship in Denmark or abroad (15 ECTS) -Bachelor project (15 ECTS) Job Opportunities -International Sales Representative -Sales Support Executive -Key Account Manager -Sales Planner -Marketing Manager -Export Manager -Sales Manager -Sales and Marketing Coordinator

Course Language: English

Program: Bachelor of International Sales and Marketing Management

Duration: 1 1/2 Years

Entry Requirements: At least 120 ECTS points from business-related education

Price: Free for EU students; Approx. EUR 4,500

Website: http://www.brock.dk/en/higher-education/bachelor-o

Contact: Jytte Mansfeld; Director of International Affairs

Email: jma@brock.dk

Description: Study Contents Core Subjects: -Marketing -Supply Chain Management -Management and Organization -Business Law -Finance and Econimics Subjects are taught in the context of two overall themes -Due Diligence of Sales -Business Developement in an International Perspective Themes are sub-divided into topics i.e.: -The customer as the focal point -Business, industry and competitors -Innovation -Developement of the sales and the business plattform -Implementation of the sales plan -Follow-up and retention of customers -Methodology Programme Structure Semester 1 and 2 (in all 60 ECTS) -Lectures, project work, tutorials, case-studies, mandatory assignments, in a thematic structure Semester 3 (30 ECTS) -Internship in Denmark or abroad (15 ECTS) -Bachelor project (15 ECTS) Job Opportunities -International Sales Representative -Sales Support Executive -Key Account Manager -Sales Planner -Marketing Manager -Export Manager -Sales Manager -Sales and Marketing Coordinator

Course Language: German, English

Program: International Diploma - EMA

Duration: 2 plus 1

Entry Requirements: A-Levels

Price: 320 Euros per month

Website: www.euro-schulen-hannover.de

Contact: Anja Nagel

Email: nagel.anja@es.hannover.eso.de

Description: The International Diploma EMA is a three-year programme aimed at people interested in languages, management and one of the following specialisations: Tourism and Events Management, International Business, International Relations and Politics. The programme finishes with the International Diploma and - in cooperation with New College Durham - the BA (Hons) Management, Business & Administration. In addition, students obtain a state-approved vocational qualification after the first two years and international language certificates, e.g. LCCI, COCIM and CCIP. They can also obtain a Businet qualification and EU-mobility documents, such as the europass.

Course Language: German, English

Program: International Diploma - EMA

Duration: 2 plus 1

Entry Requirements: A-Levels

Price: 320 Euros per month

Website: www.euro-schulen-hannover.de

Contact: Anja Nagel

Email: nagel.anja@es.hannover.eso.de

Description: The International Diploma EMA is a three-year programme aimed at people interested in languages, management and one of the following specialisations: Tourism and Events Management, International Business, International Relations and Politics. The programme finishes with the International Diploma and - in cooperation with New College Durham - the BA (Hons) Management, Business & Administration. In addition, students obtain a state-approved vocational qualification after the first two years and international language certificates, e.g. LCCI, COCIM and CCIP. They can also obtain a Businet qualification and EU-mobility documents, such as the europass.

Course Language: German, English

Program: International Diploma - EMA

Duration: 2 plus 1

Entry Requirements: A-Levels

Price: 320 Euros per month

Website: www.euro-schulen-hannover.de

Contact: Anja Nagel

Email: nagel.anja@es.hannover.eso.de

Description: The International Diploma EMA is a three-year programme aimed at people interested in languages, management and one of the following specialisations: Tourism and Events Management, International Business, International Relations and Politics. The programme finishes with the International Diploma and - in cooperation with New College Durham - the BA (Hons) Management, Business & Administration. In addition, students obtain a state-approved vocational qualification after the first two years and international language certificates, e.g. LCCI, COCIM and CCIP. They can also obtain a Businet qualification and EU-mobility documents, such as the europass.

Course Language: German, English

Program: International Diploma - EMA

Duration: 2 plus 1

Entry Requirements: A-Levels

Price: 320 Euros per month

Website: www.euro-schulen-hannover.de

Contact: Anja Nagel

Email: nagel.anja@es.hannover.eso.de

Description: The International Diploma EMA is a three-year programme aimed at people interested in languages, management and one of the following specialisations: Tourism and Events Management, International Business, International Relations and Politics. The programme finishes with the International Diploma and - in cooperation with New College Durham - the BA (Hons) Management, Business & Administration. In addition, students obtain a state-approved vocational qualification after the first two years and international language certificates, e.g. LCCI, COCIM and CCIP. They can also obtain a Businet qualification and EU-mobility documents, such as the europass.

Course Language: German, English

Program: International Diploma - EMA

Duration: 2 plus 1

Entry Requirements: A-Levels

Price: 320 Euros per month

Website: www.euro-schulen-hannover.de

Contact: Anja Nagel

Email: nagel.anja@es.hannover.eso.de

Description: The International Diploma EMA is a three-year programme aimed at people interested in languages, management and one of the following specialisations: Tourism and Events Management, International Business, International Relations and Politics. The programme finishes with the International Diploma and - in cooperation with New College Durham - the BA (Hons) Management, Business & Administration. In addition, students obtain a state-approved vocational qualification after the first two years and international language certificates, e.g. LCCI, COCIM and CCIP. They can also obtain a Businet qualification and EU-mobility documents, such as the europass.

Course Language: German, English

Program: International Diploma - EMA

Duration: 2 plus 1

Entry Requirements: A-Levels

Price: 320 Euros per month

Website: www.euro-schulen-hannover.de

Contact: Anja Nagel

Email: nagel.anja@es.hannover.eso.de

Description: The International Diploma EMA is a three-year programme aimed at people interested in languages, management and one of the following specialisations: Tourism and Events Management, International Business, International Relations and Politics. The programme finishes with the International Diploma and - in cooperation with New College Durham - the BA (Hons) Management, Business & Administration. In addition, students obtain a state-approved vocational qualification after the first two years and international language certificates, e.g. LCCI, COCIM and CCIP. They can also obtain a Businet qualification and EU-mobility documents, such as the europass.

Course Language: English

Program: Professional bachelor in Applied Informatics

Duration: 1 year (2 semesters)

Entry Requirements: To be accepted abroad at the Professional Bachelors level.

Price: with Erasmus exchange grants

Website: http://www.leuvenuniversitycollege.be/Study-at-Leu

Contact: Griet`Servranckx ( Departmental Coordinator Intern

Email: griet.t.servranckx@khleuven.de

Description: This program offers a selection of courses out of 3 zear bachelor program, taught in Dutch. During two semesters, its possible to follow a 30 credits program in English. As a computer scientist, you support the policy and administration of organisations in a technical sense. Within your organisation or company, you contribute to the efficient running of all processes in which information plays a fundamental role. You study the various aspects of information technology. You streghten your social and communicative skills, your insight into the business environment and the mathematical fields of application.

Course Language: German

Program: BUisness Studies and Event Management

Duration: 3.5 years

Entry Requirements: A-levels or equivalent

Price: 545€ per month (12 monthly instalments per acad ye

Website: www.ews-vie.at

Contact: ingeborg kuehling-garfield

Email: info@ews-vie.at

Description: The aim of this study programme is the training of entrepreneurs and junior managers for the event management business and marketing/PR departments of international companies. The pillars of t he xourse are a solid business administration background, event management (including event marketing and project management), computer literacy (web-design, homepage animation, multimedia applications), advanced skills in English and preferably a second foreign language.

Course Language: German

Program: Business Studies and Event Management

Duration: 3.5 years

Entry Requirements: A-levels or equivalent

Price: € 545 per month (12 monthly instalments per acad y

Website: www.ews-vie.at

Contact: ingeborg kuehling-garfield

Email: info@ews-vie.at

Description: The aim of this study programme is the training of entrepreneurs and junior managers for the event management business and merketing/PR departments of international companies. The pillars of the course are a solid business administration background, event management (including event marketing and project management), computer literacy (web-desigh, homepage animation, multimedia applications), advanced skills in English and preferably a second foreign language.

Course Language: German

Program: Business Studies and Event Management

Duration: 3.5 years

Entry Requirements: A-levels or equivalent

Price: € 545 per month (12 monthly instalments per acad y

Website: www.ews-vie.at

Contact: ingeborg kuehling-garfield

Email: info@ews-vie.at

Description: The aim of this study programme is the training of entrepreneurs and junior managers for the event management business and merketing/PR departments of international companies. The pillars of the course are a solid business administration background, event management (including event marketing and project management), computer literacy (web-desigh, homepage animation, multimedia applications), advanced skills in English and preferably a second foreign language.

Course Language: German

Program: Business Studies and Event Management

Duration: 3.5 years

Entry Requirements: A-levels or equivalent

Price: € 545 per month (12 monthly instalments per acad y

Website: www.ews-vie.at

Contact: ingeborg kuehling-garfield

Email: info@ews-vie.at

Description: The aim of this study programme is the training of entrepreneurs and junior managers for the event management business and merketing/PR departments of international companies. The pillars of the course are a solid business administration background, event management (including event marketing and project management), computer literacy (web-desigh, homepage animation, multimedia applications), advanced skills in English and preferably a second foreign language.

Course Language: German

Program: Business Studies and Event Management

Duration: 3.5 years

Entry Requirements: A-levels or equivalent

Price: € 545 per month (12 monthly instalments per acad y

Website: www.ews-vie.at

Contact: ingeborg kuehling-garfield

Email: info@ews-vie.at

Description: The aim of this study programme is the training of entrepreneurs and junior managers for the event management business and merketing/PR departments of international companies. The pillars of the course are a solid business administration background, event management (including event marketing and project management), computer literacy (web-desigh, homepage animation, multimedia applications), advanced skills in English and preferably a second foreign language.

Course Language: German

Program: International Management

Duration: 3.5 years

Entry Requirements: A-levels or equivalent

Price: € 545 per month (12 monthly instalments per acad y

Website: www.ews-vie.at

Contact: ingeborg kuehling-garfield

Email: info@ews-vie.at

Description: The aim of this borad-based study programme is the training of assistants and junior managers for tthe private and public (general business) sectors as well as international organisations. The pillars of the programmes are a solid business adminstration background, interdisciplinary analysis and thinking, advanced skilss in two foreign languages, computer literacy as well as training of soft skills/teams-orientation, motivation, reliability, etc. .

Course Language: German

Program: International Management

Duration: 3.5 years

Entry Requirements: A-levels or equivalent

Price: € 545 per month (12 monthly instalments per acad y

Website: www.ews-vie.at

Contact: ingeborg kuehling-garfield

Email: info@ews-vie.at

Description: The aim of this borad-based study programme is the training of assistants and junior managers for tthe private and public (general business) sectors as well as international organisations. The pillars of the programmes are a solid business adminstration background, interdisciplinary analysis and thinking, advanced skilss in two foreign languages, computer literacy as well as training of soft skills/teams-orientation, motivation, reliability, etc. .

Course Language: German

Program: International Management

Duration: 3.5 years

Entry Requirements: A-levels or equivalent

Price: € 545 per month (12 monthly instalments per acad y

Website: www.ews-vie.at

Contact: ingeborg kuehling-garfield

Email: info@ews-vie.at

Description: The aim of this borad-based study programme is the training of assistants and junior managers for tthe private and public (general business) sectors as well as international organisations. The pillars of the programmes are a solid business adminstration background, interdisciplinary analysis and thinking, advanced skilss in two foreign languages, computer literacy as well as training of soft skills/teams-orientation, motivation, reliability, etc. .

Course Language: German

Program: Office Management

Duration: 3.5 years

Entry Requirements: A-levels or equivalent

Price: € 545 per month (12 monthly instalments per acad y

Website: www.ews-vie.at

Contact: ingeborg kuehling-garfield

Email: info@ews-vie.at

Description: The aim of this study programme is the training of multilimgual assistants providing general management support. The pillars of the programmes are a solid business administration background, advanced skills in two foreign languages, computer literacy, project management, reporting, documentation, organising skills.

Course Language: German

Program: Office Management

Duration: 3.5 years

Entry Requirements: A-levels or equivalent

Price: € 545 per month (12 monthly instalments per acad y

Website: www.ews-vie.at

Contact: ingeborg kuehling-garfield

Email: info@ews-vie.at

Description: The aim of this study programme is the training of multilimgual assistants providing general management support. The pillars of the programmes are a solid business administration background, advanced skills in two foreign languages, computer literacy, project management, reporting, documentation, organising skills.

Course Language: German

Program: Office Management

Duration: 3.5 years

Entry Requirements: A-levels or equivalent

Price: € 545 per month (12 monthly instalments per acad y

Website: www.ews-vie.at

Contact: ingeborg kuehling-garfield

Email: info@ews-vie.at

Description: The aim of this study programme is the training of multilimgual assistants providing general management support. The pillars of the programmes are a solid business administration background, advanced skills in two foreign languages, computer literacy, project management, reporting, documentation, organising skills.

Course Language: Spanish and English

Program: Higher Education Diploma in Business, Languages and Information Systems

Duration: 3 years

Entry Requirements: Bac, A-levels, Bachillerato etc

Price: First year is state funded (including books), year

Website: www.stcharlescollege.com

Contact: Susan Jones Bidwell

Email: susan@stcharlescollege.com

Description: A three year study period starting off with the official state qualification and leading up to a professional qualification offering access to the job market. This programme entails three main areas: Commercial and Business Languages Spanish, English and French Case studies Translation Information technology Word, Access, Excel, Publisher, Powerpoint, Contaplus, internet etc. Business area Economics, Accounting, Marketing, Protocol, Public Relations, Management, Social Corporate Responsibilty, Project Management, Law

Course Language: Spanish and English

Program: Higher Education Diploma in Business, Languages and Information Systems

Duration: 3 years

Entry Requirements: Bac, A-levels, Bachillerato etc

Price: First year is state funded (including books), year

Website: www.stcharlescollege.com

Contact: Susan Jones Bidwell

Email: susan@stcharlescollege.com

Description: A three year study period starting off with the official state qualification and leading up to a professional qualification offering access to the job market. This programme entails three main areas: Commercial and Business Languages Spanish, English and French Case studies Translation Information technology Word, Access, Excel, Publisher, Powerpoint, Contaplus, internet etc. Business area Economics, Accounting, Marketing, Protocol, Public Relations, Management, Social Corporate Responsibilty, Project Management, Law

Course Language: Spanish and English

Program: Higher Education Diploma in Business, Languages and Information Systems

Duration: 3 years

Entry Requirements: Bac, A-levels, Bachillerato etc

Price: First year is state funded (including books), year

Website: www.stcharlescollege.com

Contact: Susan Jones Bidwell

Email: susan@stcharlescollege.com

Description: A three year study period starting off with the official state qualification and leading up to a professional qualification offering access to the job market. This programme entails three main areas: Commercial and Business Languages Spanish, English and French Case studies Translation Information technology Word, Access, Excel, Publisher, Powerpoint, Contaplus, internet etc. Business area Economics, Accounting, Marketing, Protocol, Public Relations, Management, Social Corporate Responsibilty, Project Management, Law

Course Language: English

Program: Multimedia Communication - International Semester

Duration: 1 semester as an exchange semester of a Bachelor D

Entry Requirements: - Min. 90 ECTS previously acquired in a BA degree - B2 level English according to the Common European Framework of Languages

Price: Free of tuition for Erasmus students. For regual E

Website: www.howest.be/international

Contact: Isabelle Pertry

Email: isabelle.pertry@howest.be

Description: Every communication project - be it a flyer, billboard, website, educational CD-ROM, video clip or magazine - is the result of a wonderful fusion of social craftsmanship and technology. One cannot imagine communication without multimedia. Just as much as multimedia always involves communication. Out Multimedia Communication semester combines both areas into a course offer of 39 ECTS in total. MMC is the result of a cooperation between 3 Howest departments: Communication Management, Journalism and Multimedia & Communication Technology. Whoever needs to communicate with an audience will feel the benefits of being fluent at handling text and image, processing data into innovative infographics, incorporating sound and movement in the message, adding shape and color, in brief, turning the content into an attractive, creative and effective multimedia product. Moreover every future professional will feel more self-confident after some media training which enables him to cope with any type of stressful conversational situation. The MMC semester gives you the opportunity to combine course units which will train you in communication, communication management, media, web development and multimedia design. Students of different study fields can compile an interesting programme which meets their individual needs. Having at least some basic skills and knowledge in these areas is considered part of the general skills, the so-called "transversal competencies" which employers seek nowadays when hiring new staff, regardless of the sector or specialization area. Another one of there general competencies is the ability to act in an international context. MMC will help you to achieve this, thanks to: - the international "mix" of students - the communication project which you will realize in groups of local and international students - the constant use of English, being a foreign language for most of the MMC students. - the focus on the international dimension in various course units. Several of the course units are organized jointly for both the international as well as our local students. This curriculum appeals to students of many different study areas: media studies and journalism, communication, marketing, advertising, public relations, sales, graphic design, multimedia, computer science. Those students can attend MMC as an exchange semester abroad to enhance the international dimension of their study. Multimedia Communication also offers a great opportunity for students of other study programmes, such as education, business and management, languages, tourism, social science and many more, to expand their communication and multimedia technology skills and constitute a unique added value to their degree and their career opportunities. The MMC semester aims mainly at students who want to do an Erasmus exchange abroad in the course of their undergraduate (Bachelor) study. But of course other students and recent graduates are welcome as well.

Course Language: English

Program: Multimedia Communication - International Semester

Duration: 1 semester as an exchange semester of a Bachelor D

Entry Requirements: - Min. 90 ECTS previously acquired in a BA degree - B2 level English according to the Common European Framework of Languages

Price: Free of tuition for Erasmus students. For regual E

Website: www.howest.be/international

Contact: Isabelle Pertry

Email: isabelle.pertry@howest.be

Description: Every communication project - be it a flyer, billboard, website, educational CD-ROM, video clip or magazine - is the result of a wonderful fusion of social craftsmanship and technology. One cannot imagine communication without multimedia. Just as much as multimedia always involves communication. Out Multimedia Communication semester combines both areas into a course offer of 39 ECTS in total. MMC is the result of a cooperation between 3 Howest departments: Communication Management, Journalism and Multimedia & Communication Technology. Whoever needs to communicate with an audience will feel the benefits of being fluent at handling text and image, processing data into innovative infographics, incorporating sound and movement in the message, adding shape and color, in brief, turning the content into an attractive, creative and effective multimedia product. Moreover every future professional will feel more self-confident after some media training which enables him to cope with any type of stressful conversational situation. The MMC semester gives you the opportunity to combine course units which will train you in communication, communication management, media, web development and multimedia design. Students of different study fields can compile an interesting programme which meets their individual needs. Having at least some basic skills and knowledge in these areas is considered part of the general skills, the so-called "transversal competencies" which employers seek nowadays when hiring new staff, regardless of the sector or specialization area. Another one of there general competencies is the ability to act in an international context. MMC will help you to achieve this, thanks to: - the international "mix" of students - the communication project which you will realize in groups of local and international students - the constant use of English, being a foreign language for most of the MMC students. - the focus on the international dimension in various course units. Several of the course units are organized jointly for both the international as well as our local students. This curriculum appeals to students of many different study areas: media studies and journalism, communication, marketing, advertising, public relations, sales, graphic design, multimedia, computer science. Those students can attend MMC as an exchange semester abroad to enhance the international dimension of their study. Multimedia Communication also offers a great opportunity for students of other study programmes, such as education, business and management, languages, tourism, social science and many more, to expand their communication and multimedia technology skills and constitute a unique added value to their degree and their career opportunities. The MMC semester aims mainly at students who want to do an Erasmus exchange abroad in the course of their undergraduate (Bachelor) study. But of course other students and recent graduates are welcome as well.

Course Language: English

Program: Multimedia Communication - International Semester

Duration: 1 semester as an exchange semester of a Bachelor D

Entry Requirements: - Min. 90 ECTS previously acquired in a BA degree - B2 level English according to the Common European Framework of Languages

Price: Free of tuition for Erasmus students. For regual E

Website: www.howest.be/international

Contact: Isabelle Pertry

Email: isabelle.pertry@howest.be

Description: Every communication project - be it a flyer, billboard, website, educational CD-ROM, video clip or magazine - is the result of a wonderful fusion of social craftsmanship and technology. One cannot imagine communication without multimedia. Just as much as multimedia always involves communication. Out Multimedia Communication semester combines both areas into a course offer of 39 ECTS in total. MMC is the result of a cooperation between 3 Howest departments: Communication Management, Journalism and Multimedia & Communication Technology. Whoever needs to communicate with an audience will feel the benefits of being fluent at handling text and image, processing data into innovative infographics, incorporating sound and movement in the message, adding shape and color, in brief, turning the content into an attractive, creative and effective multimedia product. Moreover every future professional will feel more self-confident after some media training which enables him to cope with any type of stressful conversational situation. The MMC semester gives you the opportunity to combine course units which will train you in communication, communication management, media, web development and multimedia design. Students of different study fields can compile an interesting programme which meets their individual needs. Having at least some basic skills and knowledge in these areas is considered part of the general skills, the so-called "transversal competencies" which employers seek nowadays when hiring new staff, regardless of the sector or specialization area. Another one of there general competencies is the ability to act in an international context. MMC will help you to achieve this, thanks to: - the international "mix" of students - the communication project which you will realize in groups of local and international students - the constant use of English, being a foreign language for most of the MMC students. - the focus on the international dimension in various course units. Several of the course units are organized jointly for both the international as well as our local students. This curriculum appeals to students of many different study areas: media studies and journalism, communication, marketing, advertising, public relations, sales, graphic design, multimedia, computer science. Those students can attend MMC as an exchange semester abroad to enhance the international dimension of their study. Multimedia Communication also offers a great opportunity for students of other study programmes, such as education, business and management, languages, tourism, social science and many more, to expand their communication and multimedia technology skills and constitute a unique added value to their degree and their career opportunities. The MMC semester aims mainly at students who want to do an Erasmus exchange abroad in the course of their undergraduate (Bachelor) study. But of course other students and recent graduates are welcome as well.

Course Language: English

Program: Multimedia Communication - International Semester

Duration: 1 semester as an exchange semester of a Bachelor D

Entry Requirements: - Min. 90 ECTS previously acquired in a BA degree - B2 level English according to the Common European Framework of Languages

Price: Free of tuition for Erasmus students. For regual E

Website: www.howest.be/international

Contact: Isabelle Pertry

Email: isabelle.pertry@howest.be

Description: Every communication project - be it a flyer, billboard, website, educational CD-ROM, video clip or magazine - is the result of a wonderful fusion of social craftsmanship and technology. One cannot imagine communication without multimedia. Just as much as multimedia always involves communication. Out Multimedia Communication semester combines both areas into a course offer of 39 ECTS in total. MMC is the result of a cooperation between 3 Howest departments: Communication Management, Journalism and Multimedia & Communication Technology. Whoever needs to communicate with an audience will feel the benefits of being fluent at handling text and image, processing data into innovative infographics, incorporating sound and movement in the message, adding shape and color, in brief, turning the content into an attractive, creative and effective multimedia product. Moreover every future professional will feel more self-confident after some media training which enables him to cope with any type of stressful conversational situation. The MMC semester gives you the opportunity to combine course units which will train you in communication, communication management, media, web development and multimedia design. Students of different study fields can compile an interesting programme which meets their individual needs. Having at least some basic skills and knowledge in these areas is considered part of the general skills, the so-called "transversal competencies" which employers seek nowadays when hiring new staff, regardless of the sector or specialization area. Another one of there general competencies is the ability to act in an international context. MMC will help you to achieve this, thanks to: - the international "mix" of students - the communication project which you will realize in groups of local and international students - the constant use of English, being a foreign language for most of the MMC students. - the focus on the international dimension in various course units. Several of the course units are organized jointly for both the international as well as our local students. This curriculum appeals to students of many different study areas: media studies and journalism, communication, marketing, advertising, public relations, sales, graphic design, multimedia, computer science. Those students can attend MMC as an exchange semester abroad to enhance the international dimension of their study. Multimedia Communication also offers a great opportunity for students of other study programmes, such as education, business and management, languages, tourism, social science and many more, to expand their communication and multimedia technology skills and constitute a unique added value to their degree and their career opportunities. The MMC semester aims mainly at students who want to do an Erasmus exchange abroad in the course of their undergraduate (Bachelor) study. But of course other students and recent graduates are welcome as well.

Course Language: English

Program: Multimedia Communication - International Semester

Duration: 1 semester as an exchange semester of a Bachelor D

Entry Requirements: - Min. 90 ECTS previously acquired in a BA degree - B2 level English according to the Common European Framework of Languages

Price: Free of tuition for Erasmus students. For regual E

Website: www.howest.be/international

Contact: Isabelle Pertry

Email: isabelle.pertry@howest.be

Description: Every communication project - be it a flyer, billboard, website, educational CD-ROM, video clip or magazine - is the result of a wonderful fusion of social craftsmanship and technology. One cannot imagine communication without multimedia. Just as much as multimedia always involves communication. Out Multimedia Communication semester combines both areas into a course offer of 39 ECTS in total. MMC is the result of a cooperation between 3 Howest departments: Communication Management, Journalism and Multimedia & Communication Technology. Whoever needs to communicate with an audience will feel the benefits of being fluent at handling text and image, processing data into innovative infographics, incorporating sound and movement in the message, adding shape and color, in brief, turning the content into an attractive, creative and effective multimedia product. Moreover every future professional will feel more self-confident after some media training which enables him to cope with any type of stressful conversational situation. The MMC semester gives you the opportunity to combine course units which will train you in communication, communication management, media, web development and multimedia design. Students of different study fields can compile an interesting programme which meets their individual needs. Having at least some basic skills and knowledge in these areas is considered part of the general skills, the so-called "transversal competencies" which employers seek nowadays when hiring new staff, regardless of the sector or specialization area. Another one of there general competencies is the ability to act in an international context. MMC will help you to achieve this, thanks to: - the international "mix" of students - the communication project which you will realize in groups of local and international students - the constant use of English, being a foreign language for most of the MMC students. - the focus on the international dimension in various course units. Several of the course units are organized jointly for both the international as well as our local students. This curriculum appeals to students of many different study areas: media studies and journalism, communication, marketing, advertising, public relations, sales, graphic design, multimedia, computer science. Those students can attend MMC as an exchange semester abroad to enhance the international dimension of their study. Multimedia Communication also offers a great opportunity for students of other study programmes, such as education, business and management, languages, tourism, social science and many more, to expand their communication and multimedia technology skills and constitute a unique added value to their degree and their career opportunities. The MMC semester aims mainly at students who want to do an Erasmus exchange abroad in the course of their undergraduate (Bachelor) study. But of course other students and recent graduates are welcome as well.

Course Language: English

Program: Multimedia Communication - International Semester

Duration: 1 semester as an exchange semester of a Bachelor D

Entry Requirements: - Min. 90 ECTS previously acquired in a BA degree - B2 level English according to the Common European Framework of Languages

Price: Free of tuition for Erasmus students. For regual E

Website: www.howest.be/international

Contact: Isabelle Pertry

Email: isabelle.pertry@howest.be

Description: Every communication project - be it a flyer, billboard, website, educational CD-ROM, video clip or magazine - is the result of a wonderful fusion of social craftsmanship and technology. One cannot imagine communication without multimedia. Just as much as multimedia always involves communication. Out Multimedia Communication semester combines both areas into a course offer of 39 ECTS in total. MMC is the result of a cooperation between 3 Howest departments: Communication Management, Journalism and Multimedia & Communication Technology. Whoever needs to communicate with an audience will feel the benefits of being fluent at handling text and image, processing data into innovative infographics, incorporating sound and movement in the message, adding shape and color, in brief, turning the content into an attractive, creative and effective multimedia product. Moreover every future professional will feel more self-confident after some media training which enables him to cope with any type of stressful conversational situation. The MMC semester gives you the opportunity to combine course units which will train you in communication, communication management, media, web development and multimedia design. Students of different study fields can compile an interesting programme which meets their individual needs. Having at least some basic skills and knowledge in these areas is considered part of the general skills, the so-called "transversal competencies" which employers seek nowadays when hiring new staff, regardless of the sector or specialization area. Another one of there general competencies is the ability to act in an international context. MMC will help you to achieve this, thanks to: - the international "mix" of students - the communication project which you will realize in groups of local and international students - the constant use of English, being a foreign language for most of the MMC students. - the focus on the international dimension in various course units. Several of the course units are organized jointly for both the international as well as our local students. This curriculum appeals to students of many different study areas: media studies and journalism, communication, marketing, advertising, public relations, sales, graphic design, multimedia, computer science. Those students can attend MMC as an exchange semester abroad to enhance the international dimension of their study. Multimedia Communication also offers a great opportunity for students of other study programmes, such as education, business and management, languages, tourism, social science and many more, to expand their communication and multimedia technology skills and constitute a unique added value to their degree and their career opportunities. The MMC semester aims mainly at students who want to do an Erasmus exchange abroad in the course of their undergraduate (Bachelor) study. But of course other students and recent graduates are welcome as well.

Course Language: English

Program: Multimedia Communication - International Semester

Duration: 1 semester as an exchange semester of a Bachelor D

Entry Requirements: - Min. 90 ECTS previously acquired in a BA degree - B2 level English according to the Common European Framework of Languages

Price: Free of tuition for Erasmus students. For regual E

Website: www.howest.be/international

Contact: Isabelle Pertry

Email: isabelle.pertry@howest.be

Description: Every communication project - be it a flyer, billboard, website, educational CD-ROM, video clip or magazine - is the result of a wonderful fusion of social craftsmanship and technology. One cannot imagine communication without multimedia. Just as much as multimedia always involves communication. Out Multimedia Communication semester combines both areas into a course offer of 39 ECTS in total. MMC is the result of a cooperation between 3 Howest departments: Communication Management, Journalism and Multimedia & Communication Technology. Whoever needs to communicate with an audience will feel the benefits of being fluent at handling text and image, processing data into innovative infographics, incorporating sound and movement in the message, adding shape and color, in brief, turning the content into an attractive, creative and effective multimedia product. Moreover every future professional will feel more self-confident after some media training which enables him to cope with any type of stressful conversational situation. The MMC semester gives you the opportunity to combine course units which will train you in communication, communication management, media, web development and multimedia design. Students of different study fields can compile an interesting programme which meets their individual needs. Having at least some basic skills and knowledge in these areas is considered part of the general skills, the so-called "transversal competencies" which employers seek nowadays when hiring new staff, regardless of the sector or specialization area. Another one of there general competencies is the ability to act in an international context. MMC will help you to achieve this, thanks to: - the international "mix" of students - the communication project which you will realize in groups of local and international students - the constant use of English, being a foreign language for most of the MMC students. - the focus on the international dimension in various course units. Several of the course units are organized jointly for both the international as well as our local students. This curriculum appeals to students of many different study areas: media studies and journalism, communication, marketing, advertising, public relations, sales, graphic design, multimedia, computer science. Those students can attend MMC as an exchange semester abroad to enhance the international dimension of their study. Multimedia Communication also offers a great opportunity for students of other study programmes, such as education, business and management, languages, tourism, social science and many more, to expand their communication and multimedia technology skills and constitute a unique added value to their degree and their career opportunities. The MMC semester aims mainly at students who want to do an Erasmus exchange abroad in the course of their undergraduate (Bachelor) study. But of course other students and recent graduates are welcome as well.

Course Language: English

Program: Multimedia Communication - International Semester

Duration: 1 semester as an exchange semester of a Bachelor D

Entry Requirements: - Min. 90 ECTS previously acquired in a BA degree - B2 level English according to the Common European Framework of Languages

Price: Free of tuition for Erasmus students. For regual E

Website: www.howest.be/international

Contact: Isabelle Pertry

Email: isabelle.pertry@howest.be

Description: Every communication project - be it a flyer, billboard, website, educational CD-ROM, video clip or magazine - is the result of a wonderful fusion of social craftsmanship and technology. One cannot imagine communication without multimedia. Just as much as multimedia always involves communication. Out Multimedia Communication semester combines both areas into a course offer of 39 ECTS in total. MMC is the result of a cooperation between 3 Howest departments: Communication Management, Journalism and Multimedia & Communication Technology. Whoever needs to communicate with an audience will feel the benefits of being fluent at handling text and image, processing data into innovative infographics, incorporating sound and movement in the message, adding shape and color, in brief, turning the content into an attractive, creative and effective multimedia product. Moreover every future professional will feel more self-confident after some media training which enables him to cope with any type of stressful conversational situation. The MMC semester gives you the opportunity to combine course units which will train you in communication, communication management, media, web development and multimedia design. Students of different study fields can compile an interesting programme which meets their individual needs. Having at least some basic skills and knowledge in these areas is considered part of the general skills, the so-called "transversal competencies" which employers seek nowadays when hiring new staff, regardless of the sector or specialization area. Another one of there general competencies is the ability to act in an international context. MMC will help you to achieve this, thanks to: - the international "mix" of students - the communication project which you will realize in groups of local and international students - the constant use of English, being a foreign language for most of the MMC students. - the focus on the international dimension in various course units. Several of the course units are organized jointly for both the international as well as our local students. This curriculum appeals to students of many different study areas: media studies and journalism, communication, marketing, advertising, public relations, sales, graphic design, multimedia, computer science. Those students can attend MMC as an exchange semester abroad to enhance the international dimension of their study. Multimedia Communication also offers a great opportunity for students of other study programmes, such as education, business and management, languages, tourism, social science and many more, to expand their communication and multimedia technology skills and constitute a unique added value to their degree and their career opportunities. The MMC semester aims mainly at students who want to do an Erasmus exchange abroad in the course of their undergraduate (Bachelor) study. But of course other students and recent graduates are welcome as well.

Course Language: English

Program: Multimedia Communication - International Semester

Duration: 1 semester as an exchange semester of a Bachelor D

Entry Requirements: - Min. 90 ECTS previously acquired in a BA degree - B2 level English according to the Common European Framework of Languages

Price: Free of tuition for Erasmus students. For regual E

Website: www.howest.be/international

Contact: Isabelle Pertry

Email: isabelle.pertry@howest.be

Description: Every communication project - be it a flyer, billboard, website, educational CD-ROM, video clip or magazine - is the result of a wonderful fusion of social craftsmanship and technology. One cannot imagine communication without multimedia. Just as much as multimedia always involves communication. Out Multimedia Communication semester combines both areas into a course offer of 39 ECTS in total. MMC is the result of a cooperation between 3 Howest departments: Communication Management, Journalism and Multimedia & Communication Technology. Whoever needs to communicate with an audience will feel the benefits of being fluent at handling text and image, processing data into innovative infographics, incorporating sound and movement in the message, adding shape and color, in brief, turning the content into an attractive, creative and effective multimedia product. Moreover every future professional will feel more self-confident after some media training which enables him to cope with any type of stressful conversational situation. The MMC semester gives you the opportunity to combine course units which will train you in communication, communication management, media, web development and multimedia design. Students of different study fields can compile an interesting programme which meets their individual needs. Having at least some basic skills and knowledge in these areas is considered part of the general skills, the so-called "transversal competencies" which employers seek nowadays when hiring new staff, regardless of the sector or specialization area. Another one of there general competencies is the ability to act in an international context. MMC will help you to achieve this, thanks to: - the international "mix" of students - the communication project which you will realize in groups of local and international students - the constant use of English, being a foreign language for most of the MMC students. - the focus on the international dimension in various course units. Several of the course units are organized jointly for both the international as well as our local students. This curriculum appeals to students of many different study areas: media studies and journalism, communication, marketing, advertising, public relations, sales, graphic design, multimedia, computer science. Those students can attend MMC as an exchange semester abroad to enhance the international dimension of their study. Multimedia Communication also offers a great opportunity for students of other study programmes, such as education, business and management, languages, tourism, social science and many more, to expand their communication and multimedia technology skills and constitute a unique added value to their degree and their career opportunities. The MMC semester aims mainly at students who want to do an Erasmus exchange abroad in the course of their undergraduate (Bachelor) study. But of course other students and recent graduates are welcome as well.

Course Language: English

Program: Multimedia Communication - International Semester

Duration: 1 semester as an exchange semester of a Bachelor D

Entry Requirements: - Min. 90 ECTS previously acquired in a BA degree - B2 level English according to the Common European Framework of Languages

Price: Free of tuition for Erasmus students. For regual E

Website: www.howest.be/international

Contact: Isabelle Pertry

Email: isabelle.pertry@howest.be

Description: Every communication project - be it a flyer, billboard, website, educational CD-ROM, video clip or magazine - is the result of a wonderful fusion of social craftsmanship and technology. One cannot imagine communication without multimedia. Just as much as multimedia always involves communication. Out Multimedia Communication semester combines both areas into a course offer of 39 ECTS in total. MMC is the result of a cooperation between 3 Howest departments: Communication Management, Journalism and Multimedia & Communication Technology. Whoever needs to communicate with an audience will feel the benefits of being fluent at handling text and image, processing data into innovative infographics, incorporating sound and movement in the message, adding shape and color, in brief, turning the content into an attractive, creative and effective multimedia product. Moreover every future professional will feel more self-confident after some media training which enables him to cope with any type of stressful conversational situation. The MMC semester gives you the opportunity to combine course units which will train you in communication, communication management, media, web development and multimedia design. Students of different study fields can compile an interesting programme which meets their individual needs. Having at least some basic skills and knowledge in these areas is considered part of the general skills, the so-called "transversal competencies" which employers seek nowadays when hiring new staff, regardless of the sector or specialization area. Another one of there general competencies is the ability to act in an international context. MMC will help you to achieve this, thanks to: - the international "mix" of students - the communication project which you will realize in groups of local and international students - the constant use of English, being a foreign language for most of the MMC students. - the focus on the international dimension in various course units. Several of the course units are organized jointly for both the international as well as our local students. This curriculum appeals to students of many different study areas: media studies and journalism, communication, marketing, advertising, public relations, sales, graphic design, multimedia, computer science. Those students can attend MMC as an exchange semester abroad to enhance the international dimension of their study. Multimedia Communication also offers a great opportunity for students of other study programmes, such as education, business and management, languages, tourism, social science and many more, to expand their communication and multimedia technology skills and constitute a unique added value to their degree and their career opportunities. The MMC semester aims mainly at students who want to do an Erasmus exchange abroad in the course of their undergraduate (Bachelor) study. But of course other students and recent graduates are welcome as well.

Course Language: English

Program: Digital Business Management - International Semester

Duration: 1 semester as an exchange semester of a Bachelor D

Entry Requirements: - Min. 60 ECTS previously acquired in a BA degree - B2 level English according to the Common European Framework of Languages

Price: Free of tuiton for Erasmus students. For regular E

Website: www.howest.be/international

Contact: Isabel Uitdebroeck

Email: isabel.uitdebroeck@howest.be

Description: in international semester "Gigital Business Management" is composed of 4 modules - An introduction to Belgian culture and the Dutch language (3 ECTS) - International communication skills (6 ECTS) - International Enterpreneurship (6 ECTS) - Optional Modules (18 ECTS of which each students has to choose 12 ECTS). During the semester, emphasis will be on lectures as well as on learning-by-doing. Students will work on different projects, mostly in international terms. The aim in to intergrate students from abroad with Belgian students and stimulate teamwork and international communication and co-cooperation. During the semestercompany visits are arranged, so that students will learn abouth the Belgian corporate culture. The international semester is aimed to both bachelor students and graduates. Since there is an individual itinerary, the international semester is interesting for students of different study programmes, especially commercial sciences, business and management, but also other fields of study such as computer sciences. This semester will surely add value to your degree and your career opportunities as your team working and communication skills will improve.

Course Language: English

Program: Digital Business Management - International Semester

Duration: 1 semester as an exchange semester of a Bachelor D

Entry Requirements: - Min. 60 ECTS previously acquired in a BA degree - B2 level English according to the Common European Framework of Languages

Price: Free of tuition for Erasmus students. For regular

Website: www.howest.be/international

Contact: Isabel Uitdebroeck

Email: isabel.uitdebroeck@howest.be

Description: The International semester "Digital Business Management" is composed of 4 modulues. - an introduction to Belgian culture and the Dutch Language (3 ECTS) - International communication skills (6 ECTS) - International Enterpreneurship (6 ECTS) - Optinal Modules (18 ECTS of which each student has to choose 12 ECTS) During the semester, emphasis will be on lectures as well as on learning-by-doing. Students will work on different projects, mostly in international teams. The aim is to intergrate students from abroad with Belgian students and stimulate teamwork and international communication and co-operation. During the semester company visits are arranged, so that students will learn the Belgian corporate culture. The international semester is aimed at both bachelor students and graduates. Since there is an individual itineraty, the international semester is interesting for students of different study programmes, especially commercial sciences, business and management, but also other fields of study such as computer sciences. This semester will surely add value to your degree and your career opportunities as your team working and communication skills will improve

Course Language: English

Program: Digital Business Management - International Semester

Duration: 1 semester as an exchange semester of a Bachelor D

Entry Requirements: - Min. 60 ECTS previously acquired in a BA degree - B2 level English according to the Common European Framework of Languages

Price: Free of tuition for Erasmus students. For regular

Website: www.howest.be/international

Contact: Isabel Uitdebroeck

Email: isabel.uitdebroeck@howest.be

Description: The International semester "Digital Business Management" is composed of 4 modulues. - an introduction to Belgian culture and the Dutch Language (3 ECTS) - International communication skills (6 ECTS) - International Enterpreneurship (6 ECTS) - Optinal Modules (18 ECTS of which each student has to choose 12 ECTS) During the semester, emphasis will be on lectures as well as on learning-by-doing. Students will work on different projects, mostly in international teams. The aim is to intergrate students from abroad with Belgian students and stimulate teamwork and international communication and co-operation. During the semester company visits are arranged, so that students will learn the Belgian corporate culture. The international semester is aimed at both bachelor students and graduates. Since there is an individual itineraty, the international semester is interesting for students of different study programmes, especially commercial sciences, business and management, but also other fields of study such as computer sciences. This semester will surely add value to your degree and your career opportunities as your team working and communication skills will improve

Course Language: English

Program: Digital Business Management - International Semester

Duration: 1 semester as an exchange semester of a Bachelor D

Entry Requirements: - Min. 60 ECTS previously acquired in a BA degree - B2 level English according to the Common European Framework of Languages

Price: Free of tuition for Erasmus students. For regular

Website: www.howest.be/international

Contact: Isabel Uitdebroeck

Email: isabel.uitdebroeck@howest.be

Description: The International semester "Digital Business Management" is composed of 4 modulues. - an introduction to Belgian culture and the Dutch Language (3 ECTS) - International communication skills (6 ECTS) - International Enterpreneurship (6 ECTS) - Optinal Modules (18 ECTS of which each student has to choose 12 ECTS) During the semester, emphasis will be on lectures as well as on learning-by-doing. Students will work on different projects, mostly in international teams. The aim is to intergrate students from abroad with Belgian students and stimulate teamwork and international communication and co-operation. During the semester company visits are arranged, so that students will learn the Belgian corporate culture. The international semester is aimed at both bachelor students and graduates. Since there is an individual itineraty, the international semester is interesting for students of different study programmes, especially commercial sciences, business and management, but also other fields of study such as computer sciences. This semester will surely add value to your degree and your career opportunities as your team working and communication skills will improve

Course Language: English

Program: Digital Business Management - International Semester

Duration: 1 semester as an exchange semester of a Bachelor D

Entry Requirements: - Min. 60 ECTS previously acquired in a BA degree - B2 level English according to the Common European Framework of Languages

Price: Free of tuition for Erasmus students. For regular

Website: www.howest.be/international

Contact: Isabel Uitdebroeck

Email: isabel.uitdebroeck@howest.be

Description: The International semester "Digital Business Management" is composed of 4 modulues. - an introduction to Belgian culture and the Dutch Language (3 ECTS) - International communication skills (6 ECTS) - International Enterpreneurship (6 ECTS) - Optinal Modules (18 ECTS of which each student has to choose 12 ECTS) During the semester, emphasis will be on lectures as well as on learning-by-doing. Students will work on different projects, mostly in international teams. The aim is to intergrate students from abroad with Belgian students and stimulate teamwork and international communication and co-operation. During the semester company visits are arranged, so that students will learn the Belgian corporate culture. The international semester is aimed at both bachelor students and graduates. Since there is an individual itineraty, the international semester is interesting for students of different study programmes, especially commercial sciences, business and management, but also other fields of study such as computer sciences. This semester will surely add value to your degree and your career opportunities as your team working and communication skills will improve

Course Language: English

Program: Digital Business Management - International Semester

Duration: 1 semester as an exchange semester of a Bachelor D

Entry Requirements: - Min. 60 ECTS previously acquired in a BA degree - B2 level English according to the Common European Framework of Languages

Price: Free of tuition for Erasmus students. For regular

Website: www.howest.be/international

Contact: Isabel Uitdebroeck

Email: isabel.uitdebroeck@howest.be

Description: The International semester "Digital Business Management" is composed of 4 modulues. - an introduction to Belgian culture and the Dutch Language (3 ECTS) - International communication skills (6 ECTS) - International Enterpreneurship (6 ECTS) - Optinal Modules (18 ECTS of which each student has to choose 12 ECTS) During the semester, emphasis will be on lectures as well as on learning-by-doing. Students will work on different projects, mostly in international teams. The aim is to intergrate students from abroad with Belgian students and stimulate teamwork and international communication and co-operation. During the semester company visits are arranged, so that students will learn the Belgian corporate culture. The international semester is aimed at both bachelor students and graduates. Since there is an individual itineraty, the international semester is interesting for students of different study programmes, especially commercial sciences, business and management, but also other fields of study such as computer sciences. This semester will surely add value to your degree and your career opportunities as your team working and communication skills will improve

Course Language: English

Program: Digital Business Management - International Semester

Duration: 1 semester as an exchange semester of a Bachelor D

Entry Requirements: - Min. 60 ECTS previously acquired in a BA degree - B2 level English according to the Common European Framework of Languages

Price: Free of tuition for Erasmus students. For regular

Website: www.howest.be/international

Contact: Isabel Uitdebroeck

Email: isabel.uitdebroeck@howest.be

Description: The International semester "Digital Business Management" is composed of 4 modulues. - an introduction to Belgian culture and the Dutch Language (3 ECTS) - International communication skills (6 ECTS) - International Enterpreneurship (6 ECTS) - Optinal Modules (18 ECTS of which each student has to choose 12 ECTS) During the semester, emphasis will be on lectures as well as on learning-by-doing. Students will work on different projects, mostly in international teams. The aim is to intergrate students from abroad with Belgian students and stimulate teamwork and international communication and co-operation. During the semester company visits are arranged, so that students will learn the Belgian corporate culture. The international semester is aimed at both bachelor students and graduates. Since there is an individual itineraty, the international semester is interesting for students of different study programmes, especially commercial sciences, business and management, but also other fields of study such as computer sciences. This semester will surely add value to your degree and your career opportunities as your team working and communication skills will improve

Course Language: English

Program: Digital Business Management - International Semester

Duration: 1 semester as an exchange semester of a Bachelor D

Entry Requirements: - Min. 60 ECTS previously acquired in a BA degree - B2 level English according to the Common European Framework of Languages

Price: Free of tuition for Erasmus students. For regular

Website: www.howest.be/international

Contact: Isabel Uitdebroeck

Email: isabel.uitdebroeck@howest.be

Description: The International semester "Digital Business Management" is composed of 4 modulues. - an introduction to Belgian culture and the Dutch Language (3 ECTS) - International communication skills (6 ECTS) - International Enterpreneurship (6 ECTS) - Optinal Modules (18 ECTS of which each student has to choose 12 ECTS) During the semester, emphasis will be on lectures as well as on learning-by-doing. Students will work on different projects, mostly in international teams. The aim is to intergrate students from abroad with Belgian students and stimulate teamwork and international communication and co-operation. During the semester company visits are arranged, so that students will learn the Belgian corporate culture. The international semester is aimed at both bachelor students and graduates. Since there is an individual itineraty, the international semester is interesting for students of different study programmes, especially commercial sciences, business and management, but also other fields of study such as computer sciences. This semester will surely add value to your degree and your career opportunities as your team working and communication skills will improve

Course Language: English

Program: Digital Business Management - International Semester

Duration: 1 semester as an exchange semester of a Bachelor D

Entry Requirements: - Min. 60 ECTS previously acquired in a BA degree - B2 level English according to the Common European Framework of Languages

Price: Free of tuition for Erasmus students. For regular

Website: www.howest.be/international

Contact: Isabel Uitdebroeck

Email: isabel.uitdebroeck@howest.be

Description: The International semester "Digital Business Management" is composed of 4 modulues. - an introduction to Belgian culture and the Dutch Language (3 ECTS) - International communication skills (6 ECTS) - International Enterpreneurship (6 ECTS) - Optinal Modules (18 ECTS of which each student has to choose 12 ECTS) During the semester, emphasis will be on lectures as well as on learning-by-doing. Students will work on different projects, mostly in international teams. The aim is to intergrate students from abroad with Belgian students and stimulate teamwork and international communication and co-operation. During the semester company visits are arranged, so that students will learn the Belgian corporate culture. The international semester is aimed at both bachelor students and graduates. Since there is an individual itineraty, the international semester is interesting for students of different study programmes, especially commercial sciences, business and management, but also other fields of study such as computer sciences. This semester will surely add value to your degree and your career opportunities as your team working and communication skills will improve

Course Language: English

Program: Entrepreneurial Spirit Improving European Welfare - International Semester

Duration: 1 semester as an exchange semester of a Bachelor D

Entry Requirements: - Min. 60 ECTS previously acquired in a BA degree - B2 level English according to the Common European Framework of Languages

Price: Free of tuition for Erasmus students. For regular

Website: www.howest.be/english

Contact: Marcel Desaegher

Email: international.office@howest.be

Description: Howest is the coordinating partner in the LLP ERASMUS Multilateral Curriculum Development Project ESPIWE - Entrepreneurial Spirit Improving European Welfare. The project is the result of a successful proposal of the Lifelong Learning Call for Proposal 2008, approved by the EACEA (European Union). ESPIEW will stimulate the entrepreneurial potentials of young Europeans especially in the field of Social Work and Health Care. Most of the EU countries are going through a period of economic and demographic changes while new EU members are facing the challenges of transforming social economy. If Europe wants to be socially and economically successful its policy has to stir competitiveness, job creation, creativity, innovation and growth. Entrepreneurship is one of the keys to achieve those goals. This ESPIEW project assumes an important role stimulating the entrepreneurial potentials of young Europeans especially in the field of Social Work and Health Care. This project brings together creative professors and persons active in the field of social welfare. They take the opportunity to enhance entrepreneurial spirit by elaborating together a module for training students’ skills and developing essential characteristics for successful entrepreneurship within a European context and based on an interdisciplinary approach. The ESPIEW module will bring them into contact with persons having the same drive, but a different nationality and cultural background. Entrepreneurs participate actively in this projects, which focuses on theoretical and practical activities coached by experienced staff. Howest offers a powerful “tailor made” interdisciplinary European module training the skills of well-grounded future social entrepreneurs to improve European welfare. This project intends to anticipate the impact on social responsible citizen from the cooperating European countries and will activate a cross-pollination between groups of participants resulting in an upstream of the entrepreneurial spirit in the sector of European welfare.

Course Language: English

Program: Entrepreneurial Spirit Improving European Welfare - International Semester

Duration: 1 semester as an exchange semester of a Bachelor D

Entry Requirements: - Min. 60 ECTS previously acquired in a BA degree - B2 level English according to the Common European Framework of Languages

Price: Free of tuition for Erasmus students. For regular

Website: www.howest.be/english

Contact: Marcel Desaegher

Email: international.office@howest.be

Description: Howest is the coordinating partner in the LLP ERASMUS Multilateral Curriculum Development Project ESPIWE - Entrepreneurial Spirit Improving European Welfare. The project is the result of a successful proposal of the Lifelong Learning Call for Proposal 2008, approved by the EACEA (European Union). ESPIEW will stimulate the entrepreneurial potentials of young Europeans especially in the field of Social Work and Health Care. Most of the EU countries are going through a period of economic and demographic changes while new EU members are facing the challenges of transforming social economy. If Europe wants to be socially and economically successful its policy has to stir competitiveness, job creation, creativity, innovation and growth. Entrepreneurship is one of the keys to achieve those goals. This ESPIEW project assumes an important role stimulating the entrepreneurial potentials of young Europeans especially in the field of Social Work and Health Care. This project brings together creative professors and persons active in the field of social welfare. They take the opportunity to enhance entrepreneurial spirit by elaborating together a module for training students’ skills and developing essential characteristics for successful entrepreneurship within a European context and based on an interdisciplinary approach. The ESPIEW module will bring them into contact with persons having the same drive, but a different nationality and cultural background. Entrepreneurs participate actively in this projects, which focuses on theoretical and practical activities coached by experienced staff. Howest offers a powerful “tailor made” interdisciplinary European module training the skills of well-grounded future social entrepreneurs to improve European welfare. This project intends to anticipate the impact on social responsible citizen from the cooperating European countries and will activate a cross-pollination between groups of participants resulting in an upstream of the entrepreneurial spirit in the sector of European welfare.

Course Language: English

Program: Entrepreneurial Spirit Improving European Welfare - International Semester

Duration: 1 semester as an exchange semester of a Bachelor D

Entry Requirements: - Min. 60 ECTS previously acquired in a BA degree - B2 level English according to the Common European Framework of Languages

Price: Free of tuition for Erasmus students. For regular

Website: www.howest.be/english

Contact: Marcel Desaegher

Email: international.office@howest.be

Description: Howest is the coordinating partner in the LLP ERASMUS Multilateral Curriculum Development Project ESPIWE - Entrepreneurial Spirit Improving European Welfare. The project is the result of a successful proposal of the Lifelong Learning Call for Proposal 2008, approved by the EACEA (European Union). ESPIEW will stimulate the entrepreneurial potentials of young Europeans especially in the field of Social Work and Health Care. Most of the EU countries are going through a period of economic and demographic changes while new EU members are facing the challenges of transforming social economy. If Europe wants to be socially and economically successful its policy has to stir competitiveness, job creation, creativity, innovation and growth. Entrepreneurship is one of the keys to achieve those goals. This ESPIEW project assumes an important role stimulating the entrepreneurial potentials of young Europeans especially in the field of Social Work and Health Care. This project brings together creative professors and persons active in the field of social welfare. They take the opportunity to enhance entrepreneurial spirit by elaborating together a module for training students’ skills and developing essential characteristics for successful entrepreneurship within a European context and based on an interdisciplinary approach. The ESPIEW module will bring them into contact with persons having the same drive, but a different nationality and cultural background. Entrepreneurs participate actively in this projects, which focuses on theoretical and practical activities coached by experienced staff. Howest offers a powerful “tailor made” interdisciplinary European module training the skills of well-grounded future social entrepreneurs to improve European welfare. This project intends to anticipate the impact on social responsible citizen from the cooperating European countries and will activate a cross-pollination between groups of participants resulting in an upstream of the entrepreneurial spirit in the sector of European welfare.

Course Language: English

Program: Entrepreneurial Spirit Improving European Welfare - International Semester

Duration: 1 semester as an exchange semester of a Bachelor D

Entry Requirements: - Min. 60 ECTS previously acquired in a BA degree - B2 level English according to the Common European Framework of Languages

Price: Free of tuition for Erasmus students. For regular

Website: www.howest.be/english

Contact: Marcel Desaegher

Email: international.office@howest.be

Description: Howest is the coordinating partner in the LLP ERASMUS Multilateral Curriculum Development Project ESPIWE - Entrepreneurial Spirit Improving European Welfare. The project is the result of a successful proposal of the Lifelong Learning Call for Proposal 2008, approved by the EACEA (European Union). ESPIEW will stimulate the entrepreneurial potentials of young Europeans especially in the field of Social Work and Health Care. Most of the EU countries are going through a period of economic and demographic changes while new EU members are facing the challenges of transforming social economy. If Europe wants to be socially and economically successful its policy has to stir competitiveness, job creation, creativity, innovation and growth. Entrepreneurship is one of the keys to achieve those goals. This ESPIEW project assumes an important role stimulating the entrepreneurial potentials of young Europeans especially in the field of Social Work and Health Care. This project brings together creative professors and persons active in the field of social welfare. They take the opportunity to enhance entrepreneurial spirit by elaborating together a module for training students’ skills and developing essential characteristics for successful entrepreneurship within a European context and based on an interdisciplinary approach. The ESPIEW module will bring them into contact with persons having the same drive, but a different nationality and cultural background. Entrepreneurs participate actively in this projects, which focuses on theoretical and practical activities coached by experienced staff. Howest offers a powerful “tailor made” interdisciplinary European module training the skills of well-grounded future social entrepreneurs to improve European welfare. This project intends to anticipate the impact on social responsible citizen from the cooperating European countries and will activate a cross-pollination between groups of participants resulting in an upstream of the entrepreneurial spirit in the sector of European welfare.