Masters Degrees (Brussels)

Brussels is the centre of European decision making. It is estimated that 60% of national legislation of EU member states originates, in some form, in Brussels. Read more

Three majors. The majors not only deepen the knowledge but also broaden it and offer insight into the selected management domain. Read more

In the post-Cold War globalising world, there is an increasing need for more sophisticated ways of understanding the dramatic changes taking place. Read more

This programme offers a combined competency in economics and politics, enriched with the study of law. Read more

The International Conflict and Security MA at the Brussels School of International Studies (BSIS) is structured to introduce you to the key concepts and theories necessary to understand the features of contemporary international conflict and security issues. Read more

Sophisticated politics involves communication, strategy and manipulation of the political agenda. This programme engages you in the practical issues of political delivery. Read more

The MA in International Development is a unique interdisciplinary programme taught by academics, practitioners and policymakers to understand the multifaceted political, economic and legal processes that shape development. Read more

The CIA launches drones to “legally” kill Al-Qaida leaders. An arbitrator rules that anti-smoking policies infringe a bilateral investment treaty. Read more

The Master of Architecture is organised by the Faculty of Architecture. The design process – and particularly its social and cultural role-is the core of the faculty’s education. Read more

This programme offers an interdisciplinary perspective on migration. Read more

 The Master in International Business Economics and Management (MIBEM) is a master program for holders of a degree in a non-business economic or management discipline. Read more

The advanced master’s programme in IP & IT Law builds on the expertise of the KU Leuven Centre for IT & IP Law (CiTiP). This programme intends to address the increasing demand for qualified legal experts in the IP, ICT and media sector. Read more

The Brussels-Washington joint degree in Political Economy is an innovative one-year programme combining the strengths of two internationally renowned institutions. Read more

Following a pathway in International Criminal Justice enables you to develop a critical understanding of the operation of international and transnational criminal justice, particularly in contexts that are perceived to be controversial or in a state of evolution. Read more

This pathway stimulates a critical awareness of the operation of international environmental law and policy, and features a particular focus on topics that are perceived to be controversial or in a state of evolution. Read more