The Faculty offers students in all programs the opportunity to study abroad at a foreign university during the first semester (or the entire academic year, depending on availability and the academic feasibility of the project) of their final year of undergraduate study. 

It also offers graduate students (in Management Engineering and Management Sciences) the opportunity to study abroad at a foreign university during the first semester (or during the second semester for students in the Corporate Immersion or Business Advice tracks) of the second year of the 120-credit Master’s program. 

The exchange program, for both Bachelor’s and Master’s students, is supported by a “course” mobility grant.

Destinations

The program takes place at one of our partner universities as part of the Erasmus+ and Erasmus Belgica programs or through exchanges outside Europe.  

• Over 50 partner universities for the Bachelor’s program: Antwerp, Galway, Milan, Rome, Barcelona, Valencia, Tampere, Trier, Angers, Montpellier, Canada, the United States, etc.
• Over 75 partner universities for Master’s programs: Leuven, Madrid, Bologna, Hanover, Geneva, New Caledonia, Trondheim, Bolivia, Chile, Peru, Canada, the United States, Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, etc. 

Find all our partner universities on Webcampus under the “EMCP - International” section or via the interactive map (link below: select “agreements” and the EMCP Faculty).

To participate in a study abroad program, an application must be submitted during the academic year prior to departure. The quality of the student’s academic record, language proficiency, and motivation are taken into account during the selection process. 

There are several opportunities throughout the year to learn more about the exchange program. In particular, an information session is held each year during the first quarter. For more information, please visit Webcampus (under “EMCP – International”) and contact the faculty’s international relations coordinator, Dr. Julie Masset.