International Communication Management

If you want to envision communication strategies, create digital content, or become a persuasive copywriter, get your Bachelor’s degree in International Communication Management. You will also experiment with several foreign languages, from French to Chinese.

Plenty of practice

Each year, the amount of practical exercises in your programme will increase steadily. Expect to develop projects for real customers, deliver finished products and take up communication research. The icing on the cake: your three-month internship abroad or in an international organisation in the third year.

Shape your future

Your specific talents and interests are what matters most to us and we aim to fully develop them. Aside from courses that provide a broad basis, such as current events, economics, psychology, you will get to gradually personalise your programme. In some courses, you can opt for the subject and profile of your choice. This will allow you to steer your future career in the direction you want. Your efforts and profile now will determine which doors you will open later.

Broad base, specific profile

Apart from the obvious communication topics, you will have a good amount of languages in your programme as well as introductions to economics, sociology, law and psychology (mainly in the first two years). Naturally, these subjects are invariably presented from a communication perspective. In psychology, learn how consumer behaviour works. In law, find out about privacy rules and regulations when using online photos. And languages are taught for practical use.