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Study Programme
Academic year 2016-2017
Faculty of Engineering and Architecture Ghent University
(Programme jointly organized by Ghent University, Hasselt University, KU Leuven, University of
Antwerp, Vrije Universiteit Brussel)
Postgraduate programme in Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Engineering (v3)
Language of instruction Dutch
Valid as from the academic year 2016-2017
1 General Courses
1.1 Innovative Internship
No. Course name
Lecturer (dept.)
CRDT Ref
MT1 MT2 Semester Contact Study
1
Innovative Internship: Part 1
20
1
J
25
600
2
Innovative Internship: Part 2
20
2
J
25
600
2 Elective Courses
Subscribe to 20 credit units of elective courses, in line with the Innovative Internships, after consultation with the Innovative Coach and
subject to approval by the faculty. Divided as follows:
• At least 9 credit units of elective courses focussed on innovation and entrepreneurship in a professional context from module 2.1. The
• student is free to choose elective courses from the different modules/partner universities and clusters.
• At least 3 credit units of technological elective courses supporting the internship from module 2.2.
The elective courses can be freely divided over the modules/partner universities and clusters.
2.1 Elective Courses focussed on Innovation and Entrepreneurship in a
Professional Context
Subscribe to at least 9 credit units from the modules/partners from the following list. Subject to approval by the faculty.
2.1.1 Elective Courses Ghent University
2.1.1.1 Cluster Innovation and Entrepreneurship
No. Course name
Lecturer (dept.)
CRDT Ref
1
Dare to Venture [en]
Johan Verrue EB09
4
2
Dare to Start [en]
Frank Gielen TW05
3
A:11, B: 36
90
Introduction to Entrepreneurship [en]
Petra Andries EB09
3
1
15
90
Innovation and Marketing Oriented
Entrepreneurship
Jan Detand TW18
9
1
92
270
2
3
4
MT1 MT2 Semester Contact Study
30
120
2.1.1.2 Cluster Basic Economic Knowledge
Students can only subscribe to the courses from this cluster if they did not take basic economic courses during the previous education.
No. Course name
Lecturer (dept.)
CRDT Ref
1
Farm Management
Ludwig Lauwers LA01
5
2
General Economics
Wim Verbeke LA01
3
Business Administration
Jan Devos TW18
3
Business Administration
Hendrik Van Landeghem TW18
5
Business Administration
Mirjam Knockaert EB09
6
Economics
Stijn Ronsse EB01
MT1 MT2 Semester Contact Study
60
135
24
80
2
24
90
3
2
22.5
90
4
2
45
120
5
1
30
150
Economics (A)
Koen Schoors EB01
4
1
45
120
Economics (B)
Koen Schoors EB01
5
2
45
150
Introduction to Management
Xavier Gellynck LA01
4
1
45
120
10 Entrepreneurship
Filiep Vanhonacker LA15
5
2
60
150
11 Applied Management
Filiep Vanhonacker LA15
3
1
36
90
3
4
7
8
9
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12 Economics of Animal Production
Wim Verbeke LA01
3
2
30
90
13 Ethics
Stefaan Werbrouck LA15
3
1
24
80
14 Rural Project Management [en]
Marijke D'Haese LA01
5
2
60
135
2.1.1.3 Cluster Entrepreneurial Skills and Management
No. Course name
Lecturer (dept.)
CRDT Ref
1
5
2
60
135
2
Advanced Marketing and Agribusiness
Management [en]
Business Skills
Wim Verbeke LA01
Herman Van Den Broeck EB11
4
2
30
120
3
Business Management
Ludo Poelaert TW18
6
2
72
180
Construction Management, Deontology and
Ethics
Business Cycles and Growth
Marc Dedecker TW14
3
1
24
90
Freddy Heylen EB03
6
1
60
180
Financial Markets and Institutions
Rudi Vander Vennet EB02
5
2
45
150
7
Introduction Industrial Psychology
Frederik Anseel PP09
5
2
45
150
8
Introduction to Environmental Policy
Danny Wiels LA16
3
1
30
90
Quality in the Food Industry
Imca Sampers LA16
3
2
30
90
10 Marketing Management
Maggie Geuens EB07
6
1
45
180
11 Markets and Prices
Eddy Omey EB03
6
1
60
180
12 Entrepreneurship
Petra Andries EB09
3
2
30
75
13 Commercial Law
Diederik Bruloot RE21
3
1
30
90
14 Research Methodology
Bart Larivière EB09
6
1
60
180
15 Entrepreneurial Skills Project
Stefaan Lambrecht TW05
6
1
48
180
16 Project Management [en]
Mario Vanhoucke EB08
6
2
45
180
4
5
6
9
MT1 MT2 Semester Contact Study
2.1.1.4 Cluster Broadening and Deepening Skills
No. Course name
Lecturer (dept.)
CRDT Ref
1
4
2
45
100
Wim Verbeke LA01
5
2
60
135
3
Decision Supporting Techniques for
Environmental Management
Consumer Behaviour and Marketing of Bioindustrial products
Sustainability Thinking
Jeroen Buysse LA01
Thomas Block PS03
3
2
25
90
4
Sustainable Engineering Techniques
Ingrid Claus TW10
3
1
36
85
Event management
Annick Willem GE25
5
J
40
150
Discussion Techniques and Applied Group
Dynamics
Group Consultation and Applied Group
Dynamics
Advanced Intellectual Property Law
Marjolein Feys PP09
3
J
30
75
Marjolein Feys PP09
3
2
30
75
Hendrik Vanhees RE21
6
2
45
180
Intellectual Property and Valorization [en]
Benedikt Sas LA07
3
2
30
90
10 Quality Management
Toon Van Alboom TW17
3
1
24
90
11 Quality Engineering and Industrial Statistics
[en]
12 Quality Management Systems in the Food
Chain
13 Media and ICT: Innovation-Research
Stijn De Vuyst TW18
6
2
60
180
Mia Eeckhout LA15
3
1
24
80
Lieven De Marez PS01
7
1
60
210
14 Rational Use of Materials [en]
Kim Verbeken TW10
5
1
45
150
15 Operations Research Models and Methods
[en]
16 Manufacturing Planning and Control [en]
El-Houssaine Aghezzaf TW18
6
1
60
180
Birger Raa TW18
6
1
60
180
2
5
6
7
8
9
MT1 MT2 Semester Contact Study
2.1.2 Elective Courses Catholic University of Leuven
Courses from the study programmes of the Catholic University of Leuven as part of the Postgraduate Studies, cf. http:
//onderwijsaanbod.kuleuven.be/opleidingen/n/
Subject to approval by the faculty
2.1.3 Elective Courses University of Antwerp
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Courses from the study programmes of University of Antwerp as part of the Postgraduate Studies, cf. https://www.uantwerpen.
be/nl/onderwijs/opleidingsaanbod/ Subject to approval by the faculty.
2.1.4 Elective Courses Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Courses from the study programmes of Vrije Universiteit Brussel as part of the Postgraduate Studies, cf.: http://www.vub.ac.
be/infoover/onderwijs/ Subject to approval by the faculty.
2.1.5 Elective Courses Hasselt University
Courses from the study programmes of the University of Hasselt as part of the Postgraduate Studies, cf.: http://www.uhasselt.
be/studiegids Subject to approval by the faculty
2.2 Technological Elective Courses Supporting the Internship
At least 3 credit units of project supporting technological elective courses, to be chosen from the courses of the partner universities, in
accordance with the innovative internships, after consultation with the innovation coach and subject to approval by the faculty.
Teaching languages
When a course is not taught (solely) in the programme's language of instruction, the effectively used languages are indicated in square brackets
following the cours name, using the following ISO codes:
bg: Bulgarian de: German
es: Spanish
ja: Japanese
pl: Polish
sh: Kroatian/Serbian
zh: Chinese
cs: Czech
el: Greek
fr: French
nl: Dutch
pt: Portuguese
sl: Slovene
da: Danish
en: English
it: Italian
no: Norwegian
ru: Russian
sv: Swedish
Semester
Semesters are indicated by their number (1 or 2); semester 3 represents the summer period and J indicates a course spanning semesters 1 and 2.
When a capital letter precedes a semester number, the course has multiple offerings. The letter indicates the offering concerned.
When a semester is shown in brackets, the course in not offered this year in the specific offering.
The offering frequency and first year of offering are indicated by the following codes:
a: bi-annually
b: tri-annually
c: annually, from 2017-2018
d: bi-annually, from 2017-2018
e: tri-annually, from 2017-2018
f: annually, from 2018-2019
g: bi-annually, from 2018-2019
h: tri-annually, from 2018-2019
i: annually, from 2019-2020
j: bi-annually, from 2019-2020
k: tri-annually, from 2019-2020