Program Overview
Master in Labour Sciences
The Master in Labour Sciences is a 2-year program that aims to form specialists in work organization and management. The program is interdisciplinary, covering legal, sociological, psychological, economic, social, and medical aspects of work.
Objectives
The program's objectives are to:
- Provide a comprehensive understanding of work and its various aspects
- Develop skills in work organization and management
- Prepare students for careers in human resources, labour relations, and social services
Methodologies
The program uses various methodologies, including:
- Lectures
- Exercises in small groups
- Seminars
- Research projects
International Opportunities
The program offers international opportunities, including:
- Exchange programs with European universities
- Double degree programs with partner universities
- Research collaborations with international organizations
Finalities
The program has four finalities:
- Gestion de la formation et de la transition professionnelle (Management of Training and Professional Transition)
- Travail social et non-marchand (Social Work and Non-Market Sector)
- Organisation du travail et rapports sociaux (Work Organization and Social Relations)
- Europ嶪nne (European)
Conditions of Access
The conditions of access to the program are as follows:
- Acc鋊 de plein droit (Direct Access): Students with a bachelor's or master's degree in a relevant field may be admitted directly to the program.
- Acc鋊 sur dossier (Access by File): Students with a degree in a non-relevant field or with relevant work experience may be admitted after a review of their file.
- Valorisation des acquis de l'exp廨ience (Validation of Acquired Experience): Students with relevant work experience may be admitted after a validation of their experience.
Program Structure
The program is structured into two blocks:
- Bloc 1: Core courses and electives
- Bloc 2: Specialized courses and a master's thesis
Courses
The program includes a range of courses, such as:
- Droit du travail (Labour Law)
- Economie du travail (Labour Economics)
- Psychologie du travail (Work Psychology)
- Sociologie du travail (Work Sociology)
- Gestion des ressources humaines (Human Resource Management)
Research Areas
The program covers various research areas, including:
- Work organization and management
- Labour relations and social dialogue
- Human resource management and development
- Social policies and labour market analysis
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the program may pursue careers in:
- Human resources and labour relations
- Social services and non-profit organizations
- Public administration and policy-making
- Research and academia
Tuition Fees
The tuition fees for the program are as follows:
- EU students: 835 euros per year
- Non-EU students: 2,500 euros per year
Language
The program is taught in French.
Campus
The program is offered on the Solbosch campus in Brussels and the Charleroi campus.
Duration
The program is a 2-year program, with 120 credits.
Type of Diploma
The program leads to a Master's degree in Labour Sciences.