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Admission to this course is regulated in accordance with the decree of 7 November 2013 defining the higher education landscape and the academic organisation of studies .
In addition to meeting the access conditions described below, candidates must provide proof of sufficient proficiency in the French language (level C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference - DELF test).

General entry requirements :

In accordance with the general conditions of access, direct access is granted to holders of one of the following academic degrees from the French Community of Belgium:

a first-cycle academic degree in the same course;
the same second-cycle academic degree but with a different purpose;
a first-cycle university degree recognised as including the following 108 credits:
Economics and management (9)
Law (9)
Computer Science and Methodology (18)
Other human sciences (30)
Information and communication (27)
Languages (15)

Depending on the student's previous career, the jury may make access to the Master's degree conditional on the addition of compulsory extra courses (maximum 60 credits) to the programme.

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> It is possible, under certain conditions, to use one's personal and professional experience to enter a university course without having the required qualifications. However, validation of prior experience does not automatically apply to all courses. Find out more about Validation of priori experience.

More information about Valuing Prior Learning at the School of Communication

Access based on application : access may be granted either directly or on the condition of completing additional courses of a maximum of 60 ECTS credits, or refused.

Students holding a 1st (minimum 3 years or 180 credits) or 2nd cycle (minimum 5 years or 300 credits) academic degree in information and communication or in a humanities discipline awarded by a university outside Europe recognised by the AUF (see https://www.whed.net/home.php and https://www.auf.org/les_membres/nos-membres/), must have obtained an average of at least 70% (or 14/20) for all the academic years of their 1st cycle successfully completed at their home university in order to be eligible to apply for admission to the master's programme in journalism (120).

These criteria will be strictly applied, which means that applications that do not meet them will be automatically rejected.

Admitted students will take the full 120-credit master's programme.

If their previous studies are deemed incomplete, additional courses (maximum 60 credits) may be added to their programme.

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All requests for access based on a file must be submitted to the Selection Board.