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You can choose to minor in Design for Identity in the fourth semester of the Bachelor of Industrial Product Design. The focus is on the consumer or end-user context.

You can choose to minor in Design for Impact in the fourth semester of the Bachelor of Industrial Product Design. The focus is on the context of people and society.

You can choose to minor in Design for Industry in the fourth semester of the Bachelor of Industrial Product Design. The focus is on industry, especially engineering and production contexts.

In this elective programme of the Bachelor of Industrial Product Design, you will literally learn to help shape the world. You learn to develop interior design concepts and the matching furnishings and accessories.

"This training programme has given me the opportunity to exercise my profession even more expertly. Before, I knew ‘what’ and ‘how’, but today I also know ‘why’… Magdalena Furman, alumnus bridging training" You are a brand-new HBO5 nurse or a working nurse and you want to continue studying or deepen your knowledge? Do you want to have even more career opportunities? Do you want to acquire a stronger theoretical background? Well then, the bridging study programme in nursing at Howest is made for you!

Looking for a way to process your scientific information more effectively? Then this R programming course is just for you! Are you looking to enhance your skills in data analysis and visualization for scientific information processing?

In this programme we develop professionals who will facilitate other people in finding their balance in life and work.

Research into heredity and diseases is no longer possible without programmers. Wondering how you can apply IT and biology skills to lifelike problems in health and disease?

Advanced CAAD workshops on building information modelling are accompanied by practice sessions, improving your visualisation skills.

The International Nursing programme is meant for bachelor's students in nursing who want to do an internship in Belgium. Students should be fully enrolled in the third or fourth year.