Bachelor in Medecine

To train qualified professionals in various fields of medicine, including curative and preventive medicine, ambulatory and hospital medicine, as well as occupational and school medicine. This training also opens up prospects in basic and clinical research, as well as in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology and medical industries.

Throughout the course, particular attention is paid to developing analytical skills and human qualities, particularly through regular exchanges with patients and non-medical professionals. In addition to technical and scientific skills, emphasis is placed on the acquisition of critical thinking and informed judgement.

The campus, which is expanding rapidly, houses all the health sciences courses (with the exception of pharmacy). It boasts modern classrooms, state-of-the-art laboratories and a state-of-the-art hospital with a high-performance infrastructure.

In addition, a recently refurbished library offers a wide range of documentation covering many health science disciplines, such as biomedical sciences, public health and motor sciences.

Another major advantage is the extensive hospital network in Brussels and Wallonia, which provides a wide range of high-quality placements, giving students the opportunity to apply their knowledge in a real-life context and prepare for their future careers. An observation period in hospital medicine is organised at the end of the first year of the bachelor's degree.