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Exchange programme | Electronics-ICT

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Electronics-ICT (Geel)

You feel at home in the digital world

You are interested in the latest technological developments. You want to learn everything about computers, networks and security, image and sound, the Internet of Things and smart homes.

Practical information

  • Where

    On campus

  • Conditions

    You must be studying at one of our partner institutions. You must be nominated by your home coordinator and accepted by the exchange programme at Thomas More (see admission procedure for exchange students).

  • Language requirements

    Students are required to upload proof of B2 language proficiency. Accepted certificates include the Erasmus+ OLS language test, Duolingo or other official and internationally recognized test results.

  • Erasmus code

    B GEEL07

Are you passionate about people and interested in different disciplines and cultures? Do you aim high and have what it takes to make a difference? Are you ready to shape the future? Do you have an open mind? Do opportunities and challenges trigger you to do more?

Become a STAR @ Thomas More

Team up with students with a different cultural and study backgrounds. Combine professional skills and future proof skills courses to create a multidisciplinary exchange semester.

Programme

​​​Autumn semester: September - January | Spring semester: February - June

  • Get nominated by your home institution before 1 May | 15 October.
  • Apply by 15 May | 30 October (application procedure will be sent by email only to nominated students).
  • Receive your acceptance letter and further information in June | November.
  • Welcome at Thomas More in September | February.

The academic year in a nutshell

Below you can find an overview of the courses (under reservation of changes), with the number of credits per course. Credits express how many hours you need on average to process the subject matter (incl. lessons). Count about 25 to 30 hours for 1 study credit.

  • We have explained the most important courses in a blue tooltip.  
  • The combination of courses can be restricted by planning issues and needs to be communicated beforehand.
  • Courses marked with a * are offered fully online. This means you don't have to physically come to Belgium to take these courses.
  • Would you like to know the detailed content of each subject? Check the programme guide.
Code ECTS Autumn Spring
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
Data Essentials Z2630 6 x
Application Security Z27183 3 x
Business Intelligence Z27167 6 x
Communication Skills Autumn Z26728 3 x
Data Engineering Z27166 6 x
Data Science Z16468 3 x
Enterprise Solutions Z27185 9 x
Deep Learning Z27186 9 x
Operating Systems Z26297 6 x
Programming Essentials Z15793 6 x
Software Engineering Z27184 9 x
Software Modeling and Design Z27184 6 x
The Digital Startup Z26718 6 x
Web Development Z26719 6 x
Webdesign Essentials Z15798 6 x
Artificial Intelligence Z26300 3 x
Business & IT Processes Z26720 6 x
Machine Learning Z26307 3 x
Communication Skills Spring Z26729 3 x
Data Visualisation Z26306 3 x
Full Stack Essentials Z26303 3 x
Internship & Portfolio Z27165 21 x
Code ECTS Autumn Spring
IoT Essentials Z26299 6 x
Java Development Z26721 6 x
Network Essentials Z26298 6 x
OO Development Z26301 3 x
React & .NET API Development Z16469 6 x
Security Essentials Z16466 3 x
FUTURE PROOF SKILLS
First Aid i Z25930 3 x
Global Interprofessional Collaboration in Health Care i Z26033 3 x
Intercultural Communication Z27256 3 x
Social care and EU-values Z27379 3 x
International project 1 i Z25098 3 x
Project Case i Z15589 5 x
Summer School Z16184 3 x
Survival Dutch i Z13456 3 x
Survival Dutch i Z13455 3 x
Innovation Lab 2 i Z26811 3 x
Tackling Global Challenges (COIL) i Z16183 3 x
International project 2 i Z25912 3 x
International Startup Bootcamp (Africa) i Z15302 3 x x
Vircamp 4: Social and Impact Entrepreneurship from an International Perspective i Z27392 5 x
Vircamp 3.1: Analysing Communities i Z27412 6 x

Your evaluation will be based on group work, presentations, tests,…

​​​Autumn semester: September - January | Spring semester: February - June

  • Get nominated by your home institution before 1 May | 15 October.
  • Apply by 15 May | 30 October (application procedure will be sent by email only to nominated students).
  • Receive your acceptance letter and further information in June | November.
  • Welcome at Thomas More in September | February.

The academic year in a nutshell

Below you can find an overview of the courses (under reservation of changes), with the number of credits per course. Credits express how many hours you need on average to process the subject matter (incl. lessons). Count about 25 to 30 hours for 1 study credit.

  • We have explained the most important courses in a blue tooltip.  
  • The combination of courses can be restricted by planning issues and needs to be communicated beforehand.
  • Courses marked with a * are offered fully online. This means you don't have to physically come to Belgium to take these courses.
  • Would you like to know the detailed content of each subject? Check the programme guide.
Code ECTS Autumn Spring
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
Data Essentials Z2630 6 x
Application Security Z27183 3 x
Business Intelligence Z27167 6 x
Communication Skills Autumn Z26728 3 x
Data Engineering Z27166 6 x
Data Science Z16468 3 x
Enterprise Solutions Z27185 9 x
Deep Learning Z27186 9 x
Operating Systems Z26297 6 x
Programming Essentials Z15793 6 x
Software Engineering Z27184 9 x
Software Modeling and Design Z27184 6 x
The Digital Startup Z26718 6 x
Web Development Z26719 6 x
Webdesign Essentials Z15798 6 x
Artificial Intelligence Z26300 3 x
Business & IT Processes Z26720 6 x
Machine Learning Z26307 3 x
Communication Skills Spring Z26729 3 x
Data Visualisation Z26306 3 x
Full Stack Essentials Z26303 3 x
Internship & Portfolio Z27165 21 x
Code ECTS Autumn Spring
IoT Essentials Z26299 6 x
Java Development Z26721 6 x
Network Essentials Z26298 6 x
OO Development Z26301 3 x
React & .NET API Development Z16469 6 x
Security Essentials Z16466 3 x
FUTURE PROOF SKILLS
First Aid i Z25930 3 x
Global Interprofessional Collaboration in Health Care i Z26033 3 x
Intercultural Communication Z27256 3 x
Social care and EU-values Z27379 3 x
International project 1 i Z25098 3 x
Project Case i Z15589 5 x
Summer School Z16184 3 x
Survival Dutch i Z13456 3 x
Survival Dutch i Z13455 3 x
Innovation Lab 2 i Z26811 3 x
Tackling Global Challenges (COIL) i Z16183 3 x
International project 2 i Z25912 3 x
International Startup Bootcamp (Africa) i Z15302 3 x x
Vircamp 4: Social and Impact Entrepreneurship from an International Perspective i Z27392 5 x
Vircamp 3.1: Analysing Communities i Z27412 6 x

Your evaluation will be based on group work, presentations, tests,…

Eyecatchers

A unique approach

The IT Factory is unique in Flanders and tuned in on the Internet of Things (r)evolution. Based on feedback from IT partners who do not only need skilled specialists but also specialists with a good base knowledge of IT, we have 5 specialisations providing a flavour for everyone!

A lot of hands on learning

We do not just teach theory, but learn a lot by actual hands on lessons, assignments and workshops. You’ll get the opportunity to work on cool projects provided by one of our many IT partners to get a realistic view on working as an IT professional.

Jobs assured

Your future is safe! Since there’s a real shortage of IT professionals, a lot of our students have a job offering in hand when they graduate, or even before they graduate!

Got questions?

Programme coordinator

Tinne Van Echelpoel

For all your questions about the programme.

tinne.vanechelpoel@thomasmore.be +32 476 68 51 72
International Office

Hannelore Vervoort

For all your questions on the application procedure & practical arrangements.

incoming@thomasmore.be +32 14 56 21 56
International Office

Inge Vervoort

Head of the International Office
Coordinator of the Multidisciplinary programme

inge.vervoort@thomasmore.be +32 14 74 05 54

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