Louvain School of Management

Excellence and Ethics in Management

photo credit: UClouvain/Ophélie Luciano

1. The School
2. Master of science and cems mim
3. Programme offer

Louvain School of Management

With campuses in Louvain-la-Neuve and FUCaM Mons, we are the Louvain School of Management, UCLouvain's international management faculty. Proud to be part of a historic research university of high global standing and humane values, we form responsible leaders who care about people and places, who put human values at the center of the enterprise. Accredited since 2006 by EQUIS, the leading Quality Improvement System for Business Schools, we also are the exclusive Belgian partner to offer the prestigious and internationally recognised CEMS Master's in International Management.

Key points

MIM programme at this school

The CEMS Master's In International Management (CEMS MIM) is a two-year, full time exclusive international management program which gives you two degrees without any additional tuition fees.

It provides you with the know-how and expertise needed to succeed in the new global business environment.
Fully in English.
No previous work experience is required to apply.
The content of the program is practice-oriented and advanced.

Some of its core elements are: 2 exchange semesters in different CEMS Schools (under specific conditions), an international internship fully integrated in the Master 120 program, a business project and skills seminars co-designed by our CEMS Corporate Partners.

Living in the city

Located 30 km from Brussels, in the heart of Brabant Wallon Province, the UCLouvain site in Louvain-la-Neuve welcomes more than 20,000 students in its 11 faculties. The city, created in 1971 by the university, is one of Europe’s youngest. Surrounded by countryside, it offers an exceptional quality of life to students, researchers, professors and residents. Museums, cinemas, theatres, concert and exhibition halls, a swimming pool and fitness centre, restaurants and cafés, commerce and green spaces all combine to form a whole that is renowned for its convivial and dynamic ambiance.

Its entirely pedestrianised centre eases access to all academic buildings and creates an environment in which students, researchers, professors and residents repeatedly cross each other’s paths, weaving a unique social, cultural and economic fabric.