Bachelor of Social and Economic Sciences (1st part) 1BSEW 2010-2011  Title Semester Theory (hours) Practice/Exercises (hours) Credits Professor(s) Choose a minimum of 6 credits from each study area to get a package of 60 credits: Domain 1. Business administration Accounting 1st and 2nd semester 45,00 30,00 6 Nadine Lybaert Christine Lippens Information systems 1st semester 20,00 3 Carlos De Backer Introduction to financial markets 1 2nd semester 30,00 3 Marc De Ceuster Steven De Klerck Introduction to financial markets 2 2nd semester 15,00 15,00 3 Marc De Ceuster Steven De Klerck Management and organisation 2nd semester 4,00 6 Nathalie Vallet Evy Sadicaris Wouter Van Bockhaven Domain 2. Economical analysis Economics 2nd semester 40,00 20,00 6 Walter Nonneman Julie Kaizen Introduction to economics 1st semester 60,00 15,00 6 André Van Poeck Jan Bouckaert Kathleen Van Deun Introduction to general economics 1st and 2nd semester 60,00 20,00 6 Diana De Graeve Domain 3. Philosophy and ethics Philosophy and Philosophy law 1st semester 60,00 6 Luc Braeckmans Fernand Tanghe Introduction to philosophy 2nd semester 45,00 6 Hendrik Opdebeeck Domain 4. History Contemporary economical and political history 2nd semester 30,00 6 Helma De Smedt History of Belgium 1st semester 45,00 6 Herman Van Goethem Social and political history 2nd semester 45,00 6 Hilde Greefs Domain 5. Quantitative reasoning (Mathematics is compulsory, choose from Statistics) Statistics I 1st and 2nd semester 60,00 20,00 6 Peter Thijssen Statistics with applications in (business and) economics 1 1st semester 20,00 30,00 3 Anja Struyf Statistics with applications in (business and) economics 2 2nd semester 20,00 30,00 3 Katrien Van Driessen Mathematics 1st and 2nd semester 30,00 45,00 6 Ida Ruts Domain 7. Law Sources and Foundations of Law 1st semester 52,00 8,00 7 Jan Velaers Introduction to law 1st semester 40,00 9,00 6 Daniël Cuypers Introduction to law and public institutions 2nd semester 45,00 6 Patricia Popelier Domain 8. Sociological analysis ('Society, facts and problems' is compulsory, 6 additional credits to choose) Introduction to Sociology 1st semester 45,00 6 Walter Weyns Society, facts and problems 2nd semester 45,00 6 Bea Cantillon Sociology and Sociology of Law 2nd semester 60,00 6 Bernard Hubeau Domain 9. Foreign language (minimum 2 levels of 2 languages during the bachelor): 2 to choose from German for business and economics 1 1st and 2nd semester 15,00 30,00 3 Hans Verboven English for business and economics 1 1st and 2nd semester 15,00 30,00 3 Diana Phillips Stephanie Hughes Craig Rollo Katia Pelsmaekers Dirk Daenen French for business and economics 1 1st and 2nd semester 15,00 30,00 3 Linda Coremans Spanish for business and economics 1 1st and 2nd semester 15,00 30,00 3 Lieve Vangehuchten Bachelor of Social and Economic Sciences (2nd part) BSEW 2010-2011  Title Semester Theory (hours) Practice/Exercises (hours) Credits Professor(s) Compose a package of choice for 60 credits Domain 1. Business Administration: 6 credits (to take in year 2 or in year 3) to choose from the list below (or from domain 1 from the 1st year) Financial management 1st semester 45,00 15,00 6 Marc Deloof Financial reporting and analysis 2nd semester 30,00 30,00 6 Patrick d'Haens HRM and labor law 2nd semester 45,00 6 Erik Henderickx Ria Janvier Logistics and transport 1st semester 30,00 3 Eddy Van de Voorde Management accounting and control 1st semester 30,00 3 Anna Jorissen Marketing management 2nd semester 45,00 15,00 6 Nathalie Dens Domain 2. Economical analysis: 18 credits (to take staggered over year 2 and year 3) to choose from the list below whereby 'Micro-economy' and ' Macro-economy' are compulsory European and international environment 2nd semester 60,00 6 Paul Roosens Vesna Stavrevska Macroeconomics 2nd semester 45,00 15,00 6 Willem Meeusen Kathleen Van Deun Microeconomics 1st semester 45,00 15,00 6 Bruno De Borger Domain 5. Quantitative reasoning: 6 credits (to take in year 2 or in year 3) Statistics 2 1st and 2nd semester 50,00 30,00 6 Cornelius Van den Bosch Domain 6. Psychology and anthropology Anthropology 1st semester 45,00 6 Philippe Verbeeck Anthropology 2nd semester 45,00 6 Marie-Claire Foblets General and social psychology 1st semester 45,00 6 Koen Ponnet Domain 7. Law: 6 credits (to take in year 2 or in year 3) to choose from: Corporation and law 1st semester 75,00 6 Hendrik Vanhees Tim Wustenberghs Social Security law 1st semester 45,00 6 Ria Janvier Domain 8. Sociological analyses: 18 credits (spread of year 2 and 3) to choose form the list below whereby 'Sociological authors' is compulsory. Culture and Media Theory 2nd semester 45,00 6 Walter Weyns Sociology of culture 2nd semester 45,00 6 Gert Verschraegen Introduction to Communication Studies 1st semester 45,00 6 Heidi Vandebosch Introduction to Political Science 1st semester 45,00 6 Stefaan Walgrave Social demography 2nd semester 45,00 6 Karel Neels Sociology of social space 2nd semester 45,00 6 Ilse Loots Sociological Authors 2nd semester 45,00 6 Walter Weyns Sociology of Inequalities 1st semester 45,00 6 Dirk Geldof Sociology of Organizations 2nd semester 45,00 6 Jozef Breda Domain 9. Foreign language: 6 credits (to take in year 2 or in year 3) to choose from German for business and economics 2 1st and 2nd semester 15,00 30,00 3 Ingeborg Dusar English for business and economics 2 1st and 2nd semester 15,00 30,00 3 Diana Phillips Craig Rollo Stephanie Hughes Katia Pelsmaekers Dirk Daenen French for business and economics 2 1st and 2nd semester 15,00 30,00 3 Dominique Markey Spanish for business and economics 2 1st and 2nd semester 15,00 30,00 3 Lieve Vangehuchten 10. Main pointt: 24 credits (spreac over year 2 and year 3) to choose from the related domain (in addition of te minimum of 18 credits) - Optional courses Business Administration (study domain 1) - Optional courses Economical analysis (studie domain 2) - Optional courses Socio-economic analysis (study domains 2 and 8) - Optional courses Sociological analysis (study domain 8) 11. Optional courses: 15 credits (staggered over year 2 and year 3) to choose from Current Issues in Belgian Politics 2nd semester 45,00 6 Petra Meier Management information systems 1st semester 45,00 6 Wim Van Grembergen Peter De Bruyn Mathematical methods in decision making 1st semester 30,00 45,00 6 Ida Ruts Philosophy of culture 2nd semester 45,00 5 Arthur Cools Geert Van Eekert Debating Development 1st semester 30,00 3 Danny Cassimon Social Profit (Chair Acerta) 1st semester 30,00 3 Marleen Denef Media, Rhetoric and Democracy 2nd semester 45,00 6 Christ'l De Landtsheer Philippe De Vries Optimization for economists 1st semester 45,00 6 Wilfried Parys Social and Political Philosophy 1st semester 45,00 6 Peter Reynaert Institutions and Stuctures of Press and Audiovisual Media 2nd semester 45,00 6 Hilde Van den Bulck 13. Integration Bachelor's thesis partim I: Seminar Economic Policy 1st and 2nd semester 15,00 30,00 6 Wilfried Parys Hans Verboven Bachelor of Social and Economic Sciences (3rd part) 3BSEW 2010-2011  Title Semester Theory (hours) Practice/Exercises (hours) Credits Professor(s) Compose a package of choice for 60 credits Domain 1. Business Administration: 6 credits (to take in year 2 or in year 3) to choose from the list below (or from domain 1 from the 1st and the 2nd year) Production management 1st semester 15,00 15,00 3 Carlos Ocampo y Vilas Liesje De Boeck Dorien Herremans Domain 2. Economical analysis: 18 credits (to take staggered over year 2 and year 3) to choose from the list below (or from domain 2 from the 2nd year) Economics of global policy issues 1st semester 60,00 6 Walter Nonneman History of economic thought 2nd semester 45,00 6 Guido Erreygers International economics and European integration 2nd semester 60,00 6 Paul Roosens Market and strategy 2nd semester 30,00 6 Jan Bouckaert Microeconomic policy analysis 2nd semester 45,00 6 Bruno De Borger Public economics and public finances 1st semester 45,00 6 Jacques Vanneste Domein 5. Quantitative reasoning: 6 credits (to take in year 2 or in year 3) to choose from domain 5 from the 2nd year Introduction tot econometrics, with exercises 1st semester 45,00 6 Hilde Meersman Domain 7. Law: 6 credits (to take in year 2 or in year 3) to choose from domain 7 from the 2nd year Domain 8. Sociological analysis: 18 credits (staggered over year 2 and year 3) to choose from the list below (or from domain 8 from the 2nd year) Sociology of labour 2nd semester 45,00 6 Erik Henderickx Public administration 1st semester 45,00 6 Wouter Van Dooren Comparative Politics 1st semester 45,00 6 Brandon Zicha Introduction to international relations 1st semester 45,00 6 Tom Sauer 10. Major: continuation choice from year 2 11. Optional courses: 15 credits (staggered over year 2 and year 3) to choose from Sports economics 2nd semester 30,00 6 Stefan Kesenne Visual Communication Theory 1st semester 45,00 6 Luc Pauwels German for business and economics 3 1st and 2nd semester 15,00 30,00 3 Hans Verboven English for business and economics 3 1st and 2nd semester 15,00 30,00 3 Diana Phillips Craig Rollo Stephanie Hughes Katia Pelsmaekers Dirk Daenen French for business and economics 3 1st and 2nd semester 15,00 30,00 3 Linda Coremans Spanish for business and economics 3 1st and 2nd semester 15,00 30,00 3 Lieve Vangehuchten 12. Compulsory course World view 1st and 2nd semester 30,00 3 Patrick Loobuyck Walter Van Herck 13. Integration (both courses are compulsory) Bachelor's thesis partim II: Seminar Topics of social and economic policy 1st and 2nd semester 25,00 6 Ive Marx Social and economic analysis 1st semester 45,00 6 Frank Vandenbroucke