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Standard distribution of credits over different years
Part 1: 60 ECTS-credits
Part 2: 60 ECTS-credits
Part 3: 60 ECTS-credits
Total: 180 ECTS-credits
Bachelor of Applied Economic Sciences: Business Engineering (1st part) 1BHI 2010-2011 

TitleSemesterTheory (hours)Practice/Exercises (hours)CreditsProfessor(s)
General Economics
Introduction to economics1st semester60,0015,006
André Van Poeck
Jan Bouckaert
Kathleen Van Deun
Quantitative Methods
Statistics with applications in (business and) economics 11st semester20,0030,003
Anja Struyf
Statistics with applications in (business and) economics 22nd semester20,0030,003
Katrien Van Driessen
Mathematics with applications in (business and) economics1st and 2nd semester30,0045,006
Martine Van Wouwe
Business Administration
Accounting1st and 2nd semester45,0030,006
Nadine Lybaert
Christine Lippens
Information systems1st semester20,003
Carlos De Backer
Management and organisation2nd semester4,006
Nathalie Vallet
Evy Sadicaris
Wouter Van Bockhaven
Science and Technology
Introduction to chemistry2nd semester30,0030,003
Genserik Reniers
Mechanics1st and 2nd semester28,0024,006
Karel Soudan
Adriaan Herremans
Broadening areas of study
Introduction to psychology2nd semester30,003
Carolyn Declerck
Introduction to sociology1st semester30,003
Erik Henderickx
Commercial and company law1st semester45,006
Hendrik Vanhees
Languages: 6 credits to choose from [Spread of the Ba-programme 18 credits in languages: either 2 languages at level 3 (2x9 credits) or 3 languages at level 2 (3x6 credits)]
German for business and economics 11st and 2nd semester15,0030,003
Hans Verboven
English for business and economics 11st and 2nd semester15,0030,003
Diana Phillips
Stephanie Hughes
Craig Rollo
Katia Pelsmaekers
Dirk Daenen
French for business and economics 11st and 2nd semester15,0030,003
Linda Coremans
Spanish for business and economics 11st and 2nd semester15,0030,003
Lieve Vangehuchten
Bachelor of Applied Economic Sciences: Commercial Engineering (2nd part) BHI 2010-2011 

TitleSemesterTheory (hours)Practice/Exercises (hours)CreditsProfessor(s)
General Economics
Macroeconomics2nd semester45,0015,006
Willem Meeusen
Kathleen Van Deun
Microeconomics1st semester45,0015,006
Bruno De Borger
Quantitative Methods
Mathematics complement with applications in (business) economics and technology1st semester45,0030,006
Martine Van Wouwe
Business Administration
Financial management2nd semester45,0015,006
Chris De Groof
Financial reporting and analysis2nd semester30,0030,006
Patrick d'Haens
HRM and labor law2nd semester45,006
Erik Henderickx
Ria Janvier
Science and Technology
Electromagnetism and optics1st and 2nd semester48,0020,006
Herbert Peremans
Dirk Van Dyck
Organic chemistry and bio-sciences1st and 2nd semester48,0012,006
Genserik Reniers
Raoul Van Damme
Broadening areas of study
Philosophy1st semester30,003
Hendrik Opdebeeck
Languages: 6/9 credits to choose from [Spread of the Ba-programme 18 credits in languages: either 2 languages at level 3 (2x9 credits) or 3 languages at level 2 (3x6 credits)]
German for business and economics 11st and 2nd semester15,0030,003
Hans Verboven
German for business and economics 21st and 2nd semester15,0030,003
Ingeborg Dusar
English for business and economics 11st and 2nd semester15,0030,003
Diana Phillips
Stephanie Hughes
Craig Rollo
Katia Pelsmaekers
Dirk Daenen
English for business and economics 21st and 2nd semester15,0030,003
Diana Phillips
Craig Rollo
Stephanie Hughes
Katia Pelsmaekers
Dirk Daenen
French for business and economics 11st and 2nd semester15,0030,003
Linda Coremans
French for business and economics 21st and 2nd semester15,0030,003
Dominique Markey
Spanish for business and economics 11st and 2nd semester15,0030,003
Lieve Vangehuchten
Spanish for business and economics 21st and 2nd semester15,0030,003
Lieve Vangehuchten
Free choice: Spread over he complete bachelor programme the student chooses 6 credits (for profiling path Economic policy: 3 credits) of which 6 credits preferably from a specialisation cluster (see AES)
International financial economics2nd semester30,003
Michel Dombrecht
Language, culture and management1st and 2nd semester30,003
Diana Phillips
Stephanie Hughes
Craig Rollo
Katia Pelsmaekers
Dirk Daenen
Lecture series 'Kékulé'1st and 2nd semester30,003
Herbert Peremans
Location of economic activity2nd semester30,003
Ann Verhetsel
Thomas Vanoutrive
Logistics management1st semester30,003
Wout Dullaert
Optimization for economists1st semester45,006
Wilfried Parys
Social and organizational psychology2nd semester45,004
Carolyn Declerck
Transport economics2nd semester30,003
Thierry Vanelslander
Bachelor of Applied Economic Sciences: Business Engineering (3rd part) 3BHI 2010-2011 

TitleSemesterTheory (hours)Practice/Exercises (hours)CreditsProfessor(s)
Technological Sciences
Fluid dynamics and thermodynamics1st and 2nd semester60,0030,006
Karel Soudan
Michel De Paepe
Quantitative Methods
Quantitative management methods2nd semester30,0045,006
Peter Goos
Business Administration
Management accounting and control1st semester30,003
Anna Jorissen
Broadening areas of study
World view1st and 2nd semester30,003
Patrick Loobuyck
Walter Van Herck
Bachelor profiling route: one to be choses from:
Profiling route "Business administration and technology"
Management information systems1st semester45,006
Wim Van Grembergen
Peter De Bruyn
Logistics and transport1st semester30,003
Eddy Van de Voorde
Marketing management2nd semester45,0015,006
Nathalie Dens
Production management1st semester15,0015,003
Carlos Ocampo y Vilas
Liesje De Boeck
Dorien Herremans
Technology
Electrotechnics1st and 2nd semester45,0015,006
Antoine Van de Capelle
Aviel Verbruggen
Process technology1st semester30,003
Genserik Reniers
Bachelor thesis
Bachelor's project HI: Business Administration and Technology1st and 2nd semester10,0050,006
Johan Springael
Hans Verboven
Profiling route "Economic policy and technology"
Introduction tot econometrics, with exercises1st semester45,006
Hilde Meersman
International economics and European integration2nd semester60,006
Paul Roosens
Market and strategy2nd semester30,006
Jan Bouckaert
Technology
Electrotechnics1st and 2nd semester45,0015,006
Antoine Van de Capelle
Aviel Verbruggen
Process technology1st semester30,003
Genserik Reniers
Bachelor thesis
Bachelor's project HI: Economic Policy and Technology1st and 2nd semester10,0050,006
Johan Springael
Hans Verboven
Profiling route "Business administration"
Corporate Taxation1st semester30,003
Tim Wustenberghs
Management information systems1st semester45,006
Wim Van Grembergen
Peter De Bruyn
European and international environment2nd semester60,006
Paul Roosens
Vesna Stavrevska
Logistics and transport1st semester30,003
Eddy Van de Voorde
Marketing management2nd semester45,0015,006
Nathalie Dens
Production management1st semester15,0015,003
Carlos Ocampo y Vilas
Liesje De Boeck
Dorien Herremans
Bachelor thesis
Bachelor's project HI: Business administration1st and 2nd semester10,0050,006
Johan Springael
Hans Verboven
Profiling route "Economic Policy"
Introduction tot econometrics, with exercises1st semester45,006
Hilde Meersman
International economics and European integration2nd semester60,006
Paul Roosens
Market and strategy2nd semester30,006
Jan Bouckaert
Microeconomic policy analysis2nd semester45,006
Bruno De Borger
Public economics and public finances1st semester45,006
Jacques Vanneste
Bachelor thesis
Bachelor's project HI: Economic policy1st and 2nd semester10,0050,006
Johan Springael
Hans Verboven
Languages: 6/3 credits to choose from [Spread of the Ba-programme 18 credits in languages: either 2 languages at level 3 (2x9 credits) or 3 languages at level 2 (3x6 credits)]
German for business and economics 11st and 2nd semester15,0030,003
Hans Verboven
German for business and economics 21st and 2nd semester15,0030,003
Ingeborg Dusar
German for business and economics 31st and 2nd semester15,0030,003
Hans Verboven
English for business and economics 11st and 2nd semester15,0030,003
Diana Phillips
Stephanie Hughes
Craig Rollo
Katia Pelsmaekers
Dirk Daenen
English for business and economics 21st and 2nd semester15,0030,003
Diana Phillips
Craig Rollo
Stephanie Hughes
Katia Pelsmaekers
Dirk Daenen
English for business and economics 31st and 2nd semester15,0030,003
Diana Phillips
Craig Rollo
Stephanie Hughes
Katia Pelsmaekers
Dirk Daenen
French for business and economics 11st and 2nd semester15,0030,003
Linda Coremans
French for business and economics 21st and 2nd semester15,0030,003
Dominique Markey
French for business and economics 31st and 2nd semester15,0030,003
Linda Coremans
Spanish for business and economics 11st and 2nd semester15,0030,003
Lieve Vangehuchten
Spanish for business and economics 21st and 2nd semester15,0030,003
Lieve Vangehuchten
Spanish for business and economics 31st and 2nd semester15,0030,003
Lieve Vangehuchten
Free choice: Spread over he complete bachelor programme the student chooses 6 credits (for profiling path Economic policy: 3 credits) of which 6 credits preferably from a specialisation cluster (see AES)
Debating Development1st semester30,003
Danny Cassimon
Development studies1st semester23,003
Danny Cassimon
History of economic thought2nd semester45,006
Guido Erreygers
European Economic Integration1st semester30,003
Paul Roosens
International financial economics2nd semester30,003
Michel Dombrecht
Language, culture and management1st and 2nd semester30,003
Diana Phillips
Stephanie Hughes
Craig Rollo
Katia Pelsmaekers
Dirk Daenen
Lecture series 'Kékulé'1st and 2nd semester30,003
Herbert Peremans
Location of economic activity2nd semester30,003
Ann Verhetsel
Thomas Vanoutrive
Logistics management1st semester30,003
Wout Dullaert
Negotiation1st semester30,003
Luuk Van Waes
Isabel Elst
Optimization for economists1st semester45,006
Wilfried Parys
Social and organizational psychology2nd semester45,004
Carolyn Declerck
Sports economics2nd semester30,006
Stefan Kesenne
Studium Generale1st semester30,003
Walter Weyns
Transport economics2nd semester30,003
Thierry Vanelslander
 
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