



BA-IRCIorganized by the Brussels School of Engineering during academic year 2017-2018
If you go on to do a Master in Civil Engineering, you will be able to work in the following areas:
Corporate engineer
Consultant engineer
Research engineer
Production engineer
Engineer in a technical consultancy department.
You could also do research in applied sciences: constructions, chemistry, science of materials, physics, electricity, mechanics, information technologies, biomedical sciences
Fulfill your ambitions by gaining a grounding in the different aspects of engineering: creating, designing, producing, optimising, securing. You will develop skills ranging from scientific rigour to practical work. You will learn both know-how and interpersonal skills.
A « multitechnical » approach that enables you to gain an insight into all the theoretical and applied aspects of this field.
A very comprehensive course with a particular focus on individual study and with lectures only making up one element of the course.
It is basically the most general BA course in the French-speaking Region of Belgium
For most courses you will have at your disposal:
a specialist laboratory.
the different faculty libraries as well as the university central libraries, especially the scientific and technical library.
computer rooms.
Various initiatioves are taken to promote success, among which the presence of the 'polytech-coach' helping students to develop their working methodology.
As from the first block, teaching methodologies range from classical courses to projects, including exercise and laboratory sessions.
The Erasmus exchange programme usually takes place during the master's course. However, there are bilateral agreements (double degree agreements) enabling you to study abroad from the 3rd block of the bachelor's course to the end of the 1st block of the master's course.
Some of the subsequent masters in engineering are organised jointly with VUB in English
The concept of a year of studies gives way to a system of accumulation of credits based on the student's individual programme. The cycle programme is offered in units of 60 credits. The units of 60 credits are proposed as an "ideal" course of study for students enrolled in this programme. The first 60 credits are a compulsory requirement for each curriculum programme of the bachelor's degree. Students are required to obtained the first 45 credits in order to continue the curriculum. Beyond this, students must register each year for a minimum of 60 credits (except for shortened programme or final year).
tel 02 650 40 85 et 02 650 40 93
Faculté des sciences appliquées : www.ulb.ac.be/facs/polytech/