Programme changes and transitional measures
Every academic year, programme changes can occur. On this page the complete overview for academic year 2026-2027 with all programme changes per programme and the corresponding transitional measures can be found.
General programme changes
For some programmes there will be changes in the elective course list. These changes will not be discussed here. For all changes in the elective course list the same transitional measure applies: students who obtained a credit for an elective course in academic year 2025-2026 (or before) which is no longer on the elective course list in academic year 2026-2027, maintain the obtained credit, exam result and ECTS-credits.
For some programmes there will be changes with regards to the semester. This means that courses which were programmed in the 1st semester in academic year 2025-2026, can be programmed in the 2nd semester in academic year 2026-2027 or vice-versa. These changes will not be discussed here because there are no transitional measures for changes regarding the semester. Students who subscribe for a course have to follow it in the semester in which it is programmed in academic year 2026-2027. The Study Guide can be consulted to see in which semester a course is programmed.
In some programme, the language of instruction of a course may change, these changes will not be discussed here. There are no transitional measures when the language of instruction changes: students have to follow a course in the language of instruction it is organised.
Some transitional measures offer students the possibility to re-enrol in the old version of a programme. However, students are not obligated to re-enrol in this old version. They can also choose to re-enrol in the new version of the programme but they have to be aware that this means they are subject to the regulations of this new version.
Master in Economics
There are no programme changes for the Master in Economics in academic year 2026-2027.
Master in Business Economics
The course "Business Development and Strategic Selling" is replaced by the course "AI in Marketing: Decision, Engagement & Ethics". Transitional measures are:
- Students who already obtained a credit for the course "Business Development and Strategic Selling" can keep their credit. They don't have to take the new course "AI in Marketing: Decisions, Engagement & Ethics".
- Students who did not obtain a credit for the course "Business Development and Strategic Selling" have to pass for the new course "AI in Marketing: Decisions, Engagement & Ethics" in order to obtain their degree of Master in Business Economics.
Master in Business Engineering
There are no programme changes for the Master in Business Engineering in academic year 2026-2027.
Preparatory programme in Business Engineering
There are no programme changes for the Preparatory programme in Business Engineering in academic year 2026-2027.