University Colleges (Haute Écoles) are not limited to Bachelor’s programmes—they also offer Master’s degrees built on an active learning approach where theory meets practice.
At HELHa, students can pursue 5-year Master’s programmes or access Master’s degrees after completing a Bachelor’s.
The approach is hands-on, interactive, and closely connected to the professional world: workshops, laboratories, collaborative projects, internships, and real-world immersion are at the core of the learning experience.
(Joint degree with HELHa, HÉNALLUX, HEPN, UCLouvain, and University of Namur)

This two-year programme trains professionals to take on advanced roles in healthcare.
Its objective is to address the evolving challenges of the sector, including increasing complexity, enhanced coordination, and continuous innovation.
Key features:

Starting in September 2026, HELHa will offer a full 5-year programme.
The curriculum emphasises clinical reasoning, interdisciplinarity, and early immersion in professional practice.
Programme highlights:
👉 Master’s in Physiotherapy – Charleroi region
(Work-study programme with evening and weekend classes)
A unique university-level Master’s in Belgium, developed in partnership with UCLouvain.
Over two years, students alternate between classes and continuous immersion within the same organisation.
Key topics include: communication strategy, management, auditing, organisational sociology, political communication, and media.
👉 Master’s in Strategic Communication – Mons
(Work-study programme)
Organised in collaboration with UCLouvain and EPHEC, this programme combines academic learning with professional experience in accounting firms.
It prepares students for positions of responsibility in financial and accounting fields.
Strengths:
👉 Master’s in Accountancy and Taxation – Mons

A strong scientific foundation followed by specialisation in:
The first year of the Bachelor’s programme has recently been redesigned to better support students.
Key advantages:
👉 Master’s in Industrial Engineering – Mons & Charleroi
(Work-study programme)
Accessible after a technical or scientific Bachelor’s degree, with approximately half of the time spent in a company.
Skills developed:
👉 Work-study Master’s in Analytical Engineering – Mons
(Work-study programme)
Open to a wide range of technical Bachelor’s degrees.
The programme alternates between academic courses and professional experience, with a focus on:
👉 Work-study Master’s in Production Management – Mons
Organised by HELHa and HÉNALLUX, this programme trains future leaders in the non-profit sector.
It combines public policy, management, social innovation, and strategic leadership.
The schedule is compatible with professional activity, with classes mainly on Thursday afternoons and Fridays.
A multidisciplinary programme delivered by three University Colleges and two universities.
It focuses on major societal transformations, including:
Designed for those who want to understand and actively contribute to social and environmental change.
👉 METIS (Master’s in Social Transitions and Innovation) – Mons
Prepares students to teach children aged 2.5 to 8 years (from preschool to Grade 2).
The programme emphasises practice, creativity, and interdisciplinary projects, and also qualifies graduates to teach psychomotricity in early childhood education.
Campuses: Braine-le-Comte, Gosselies, Leuze-en-Hainaut
👉 Master’s in Teaching – Section 1
Prepares students to teach children aged 5 to 12 years (from the third year of preschool to the final year of primary school).
A human-scale programme enriched by projects, practical activities, and local initiatives such as the “Printemps des Sciences”.
Campuses: Braine-le-Comte, Gosselies, Mons, Leuze-en-Hainaut
👉 Master’s in Teaching – Section 2
Prepares students to teach from Grade 5 of primary school to the third year of secondary education.
The programme develops subject expertise, classroom management, active pedagogy, and inclusive teaching practices.
A wide range of specialisations is available, including:
Campuses: Braine-le-Comte, Leuze-en-Hainaut, Loverval
Published on 17 March 2026
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