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In modern production, trade, and service businesses, as well as in all kinds of (inter)national organisations and governments, there is a great need for experts who can combine (business) economic training with technological scientific insight. The technological component is one of the main differences with the programmes in Applied Economic Sciences and Business Engineering in Management Information Systems. A business engineer is capable of recognising the difficulties and limitations, but also the possibilities of a highly technological environment in economic and social terms. This way, a business engineer can help plan an innovative policy, which is one of the greatest challenges in a globalising economy.
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Business engineers are popular for their varied and broad knowledge, and for their technological frame of reference. The technical-scientific training also often results in a more quantitative approach of all kinds of (business economical or general economic) policy issues. They find jobs in various positions in industry, trade, policymaking and services. Business engineers are most often found in jobs that require a more quantitative approach or where they work closely with (business) economists, civil or industrial engineers, scientists and informaticians.
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Business Engineering falls under the faculty of Applied Economic Sciences.
Faculty of Applied Economic Sciences:
Dean: Rudy Martens
Vice-dean: Herwig Mannaert
Prinsstraat 13
2000 Antwerpen
T: +32/3 265 45 42
www.ua.ac.be/tew
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