FACULTÉ DES BIOINGÉNIEURS
MASTER DE SPÉCIALISATION EN G
ÉNIE BRASSICOLE
Admission requirements
Holders of a Belgian university master's degree in engineering, chemical engineering, bioindustrial engineering, agricultural
engineering, bioengineering, or civil engineering, and holders of a degree recognised as equivalent by the Faculty of Bioengineering,
are granted direct admission to this programme.
For all other academic degrees, an application for admission must be submitted online to the Admissions Office, which will transfer
the application to the Faculty of Bioengineering.
Admission via 'Accreditation of Prior Experience' (Valorisation des acquis de l'expérience, VAE) is also possible, depending on your
prior experience.
Career prospects
Your skills
and knowledge
upon earning the
master's degree
A resurgence in the brewing sector has
been driven in part by the creation of
a large number of `craft breweries'
throughout the world, but also by the
genuine need of large multinationals to
find qualified staff. The master's degree
opens doors to the brewing industry at the
level of large multinational research and
development departments as well as of
production and technical management in
breweries of various sizes.
The brewery is probably one of the most
complete food industry, performing an
extensive sequence of thermal, separation
and fermentation processes. The versatility
of our graduates makes them particularly
attractive to the many other agri-food
industries that frequently approach them.
• You will be an expert in the field of
brewing engineering, able to diagnose
and solve problems related to malting,
mashing boiling, fermentation and beer
filtration.
• You will have broadened your knowledge
and skills in order to make diagnoses and
implement solutions in a professional
context, being able to self-assess and
communicate by adapting to others.
• Multipurpose and multidisciplinary, the
advanced master's degree emphasises
acquiring knowledge and skills by
combining theory and technique. It will
make you an expert who masters a
variety of scientific and technological
tools, empowering you to take effective
action in a broad range of professional
situations.
UCL application procedure
Whether you are a Belgian or international student, the application procedure begins online at
.
IF YOU DO NOT HOLD BELGIAN NATIONALITY, PLEASE RESPECT THE FOLLOWING DEADLINES:
• 30 April:
online application deadline for non-EU nationals who do not reside in Belgium.
• 31 August:
online application deadline for EU nationals who do not reside in Belgium.
• 15 September:
deadline for both online application and receipt of application files for applicants of any nationality who reside in
Belgium.
