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This master's programme enables you to pursue a leading or advising role in educational offices at (non-)governmental organisations, companies, institutions for higher education, and many more, all in an international environment with a flexible blended learning approach.

What do you learn on the master's programme? 

A master's degree opens doors in many different branches and sectors.You'll be able to work in the private sector, (non-)governmental organisations, or continue your academic career as a PhD researcher. As an educational scientist, you can take a leading or advising role in educational offices for the government, an NGO, a company, or institutions for higher education. Here, you'll use your management and research skills and apply your theoretical and professional knowledge.

The master's degree in educational sciences is a specialised programme and contains no further specialisations. The programme consists of compulsory and elective courses. The latter can be freely chosen and form the basis for further profiling, but are not linked to fixed graduation tracks.

The strenghts of the Educational Sciences master's programme:

• The compulsory internship will introduce you to the reality of the pedagogical and educational field in Belgium and abroad.
• Our master's programme in educational sciences takes an international perspective and attracts a multicultural student population. International connections and partnerships provide you with the opportunity to study abroad as well.
• We provide a flexible mix between face-to-face lectures, online learning activities and individual coaching.

After graduation:

A master's degree in educational sciences enables you to work in teacher education centres, centres for training and professional perfection, educational organisations, centres for educational media (multimedia and ‘edutainment’), and educational advising. You can also work in study services, and even be involved in the specific training projects of private and (semi-)governmental bodies, higher institutions, governmental ministries and cabinets.