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English and Economics for Academic Studies Bridging Programme: Master of Business Administration (Brussels)

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English and Economics for Academic Studies. Bridging Programme : Master of Business Administration (Brussels). Inge Verhoeven. Who’s who. Prof. Dr. Tom Van Puyenbroeck , campus dean Prof. Dr. Peter Teirlinck , BBA and MBA programme director - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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English and Economics for Academic Studies

Bridging Programme: Master of Business Administration

(Brussels)

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Inge Verhoeven

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Who’s who

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• Prof. Dr. Tom Van Puyenbroeck, campus dean

• Prof. Dr. Peter Teirlinck, BBA and MBA programme director

• Maarten Hulselmans, BBA and MBA programme coordinatoro [email protected], 02/210.16.34, T’Serclaes, 5th

floor (B-05-25 )o office hours 1st sem: Tue 11:00-12:00 + appointment by email

Inge Verhoeven, E&EFAS and Bridge MBA programme coordinatoro [email protected], 02/210.16.34, T’Serclaes, 5th floor

(B-05-25 )o office hours 1st sem: Tue 11:00-12:00 + appointment by email

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Student services

Student Administration

Office: 1st floor, B (T’ Serclaes building)

[email protected]

Social Services Department

Marieke Steurs: [email protected]

Els Jacobs: [email protected]

02 609 88 16

Office: A01-04,1st floor (T’ Serclaes building)

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Student services

Ombuds Office

Marc Ophalvens: [email protected]

Erica Mechelmans: [email protected]

Maarten Kindt: [email protected]

Leen De Wolf: [email protected]

02 609 88 21

Office: A01-03/03, 1st floor (T’ Serclaes building)

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Student services

Study coaches

Krista Van Winkel: [email protected]

Annelies De Winter: [email protected]

02 210 16 07

Office: A01-07, 1st floor (T’ Serclaes building)

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Further information

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Student Portalhttps://www.econ.kuleuven.be/eng/brussels/Students

• Contact hours teaching staff

• Course schedules https://www.econ.kuleuven.be/eng/hubrussel/Students/Education

• Education & Exam Regulations

• Academic calendar

• ECTS files

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Campus Brussels1 Campus – 4 buildings

- Hermes

classrooms

cafeteria

- T’Serclaes

Library

Restaurant

Course Material Centre

Student Administration

International Office

- Terranova

- Erasmus

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Course Material

Course material centre Ground floor T’ Serclaes building

Course material list & opening hours Student portal

Digital learning environment Toledo (https://toledo.kuleuven.be/)

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Information SessionsImportant dates

25/09/2014 12:30 – 13:30 Information session library (entrance library) room1201

27/11/2014 09:00 – 14:30 Global village XL (Erasmus/Exchange – fair) room 2215

30/09/2014 12:30 – 13:30 Information and registration session insurances (Euromut)

room 1201

Information sessions digital learning environment

International Programmes

BRIDGE/MBA: 23/9/2014 14:00-15:00 : room 6215

EEFAS: 29/9/2014 15:30-16:30 : room 1201

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Library & restaurant

Library

Located in T’ Serclaes building

Restaurant & cafetaria

Cafetaria: Hermes building

Restaurant: T’ Serclaes building

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Exams: Pass/fail?• Passing a subject ?

o Min. 10/20 (= credit )o Only the courses < 10/20 2nd exam chanceo Remark: register digitally for the exams of June and

August/September!

• 2 chances to pass the course o Eg fail course in January

• 2nd chance in August/Septembero Eg fail course in June

• 2nd chance in August/September

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Courses < 10/20 2nd exam chance

• Retake a course for which you obtained less than 10 out of 20: Best result : you keep the best mark! (only within the same academic year)

o Eg Sociology• January: 9/20• August/September: 6/20

=> You keep the 9/20!

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Tolerances

• Only for minor insufficient marks (FX=8 or 9) not for 7 or less

• Max. 10% of credits (EEFAS and Bridging Programme)

• 1/10 of 60 credits = 6 units tolerance

=> Exercise

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Tolerances: example• Tolerance up to 10% of total credits

1/10 of 60 credits = 6 units tolerance

Micro Economics 6/20 3 units NoSociology 8/20 6 units OkMath B 9/20 6 units OkAnalytical writing skills A 8/20 3 units Ok

The student can tolerate either Sociology, Math B or Analytical writing skills A

Registration within 14 days after the publication of the results

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Feedback exams• After every exam period (Jan, June and Aug/Sep)

• Feedback lecturerso Have a look into your examo Compare expected answer with your answero Discuss study method o Expectations lecturero Register digitally!!!

• General feedbacko Discuss overall results and study planning & study methodo Year program & toleranceso Study path coaches (T’Serclaes 1st floor A-side)

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Re-registration E&EFAS

• Students who need a residence permit

You need to obtain all 60 credits this year to be able to continue your education and to get a new residence permit!!!

• Students who don’t need a residence permit

You can retake the precourse but you can not subscribe for BBA, MBA or MIBEM before you have obtained all 60 credits of the precourse!!!

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Problems in the exam period?

Contact the Ombuds Service!!! No agreements with teachers!

T’Serclaes: first floor

- during the week (8h-18h30) : 02/210.13.19

- during weekends (Saturday 8h-9h + 12h15-13h15 and Sunday 20h- 21h) : 0496/99.83.91: only for urgent matters, not for cancelling exams!

NOT by e-mail and NOT leaving voice-mail messages When…

- you cannot participate in an examination

(always take contact BEFORE the examination takes place)

- you experience problems of some kind During the year: report long term absence to Ombuds Service

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Lunch & walk in the Heart of Brussels

Get off to a flying start on the Welcome Day!

11:30 Lunch – offered by STUVO (Student facilities)

12:30 – 15:00 Discover the heart of Brussels (guided walk)

15:00 – 16:00 Programme coordinators are available for questions (2215) + Campus

bookshop is open

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Questions?