Program Overview

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Master of Specialization in Nuclear Medicine

The Master of Specialization in Nuclear Medicine is a program designed to prepare medical doctors for specialization in nuclear medicine. The program is organized by the Faculty of Medicine and is offered in French.

Objectives

The objective of this program is to prepare medical doctors for specialization in nuclear medicine, allowing them to obtain the title of specialist in nuclear medicine.

Methodology and Pedagogical Team

The program combines theoretical courses, seminars, and practical exercises, as well as research and clinical training. The pedagogical team consists of experienced medical professionals and researchers in the field of nuclear medicine.

Advantages

The program offers several advantages, including:

• Possibility of internships abroad
• Possibility of clinical and experimental research

Schedule

The program is offered during the day, with a schedule that includes theoretical courses, seminars, and practical exercises.

Conditions of Access

The conditions of access to the Master of Specialization in Nuclear Medicine are as follows:

• Hold a degree in medicine or a related field
• Hold a master's degree in medicine or a related field
• Have a document attesting to selection as a specialist in nuclear medicine in a Belgian medical faculty
• For candidates with a diploma from outside the European Union, access is possible only within the framework of a partial specialized university certificate of two years (if they are in the process of specialization in their country of origin) or an advanced specialized training of one year (if they are already recognized specialists in their country)

Access with Equivalent Diploma

Access is possible for holders of a foreign diploma recognized as equivalent to a master's degree in medicine or a related field, under the same conditions.

Access by Jury Opinion

Access is possible by opinion of the jury, for candidates who meet the conditions set by the jury. The jury determines the additional courses and any exemptions that constitute complementary access conditions for the student.

Validation of Acquired Experience

The jury can validate knowledge and skills acquired through professional and/or personal experience and grant access to the Master's program to anyone who does not fall into the categories listed above.

Program

The program is divided into five blocks, each including theoretical courses, seminars, and practical exercises, as well as research and clinical training. The program includes:

• Block 1: Nuclear Medicine 1 - Theory, Nuclear Medicine 1 - Seminars and Practical Exercises, Nuclear Medicine 1 - Stages
• Block 2: Nuclear Medicine 2 - Theory, Nuclear Medicine 2 - Seminars and Practical Exercises, Nuclear Medicine 2 - Stages
• Block 3: Nuclear Medicine 3 - Theory, Nuclear Medicine 3 - Seminars and Practical Exercises, Nuclear Medicine 3 - Stages
• Block 4: Nuclear Medicine 4 - Theory, Nuclear Medicine 4 - Seminars and Practical Exercises, Nuclear Medicine 4 - Stages
• Block 5: Nuclear Medicine 5 - TFE, Nuclear Medicine 5 - Seminars and Practical Exercises, Nuclear Medicine 5 - Stages

Research

The program includes research training, with the possibility of conducting research projects in nuclear medicine.

After the Program

After completing the program, graduates can pursue a career as a specialist in nuclear medicine. The program provides a solid foundation for a career in this field, with opportunities for further specialization and research.