Deze pagina is momenteel enkel beschikbaar in het Engels. The courses are grouped into a basic and an advanced programme. When selecting the standard programme (basic or advanced), we guarantee that no courses will overlap in your schedule. When choosing courses from both the basic and advanced programmes, you must ensure that you have the required prior knowledge. Please note that you are responsible for selecting courses that match your level. No intake interview is required if you apply for the standard programme (basic or advanced). The Cultural & Socio-economic Introduction to Belgium course is mandatory.In our experience, the advanced courses can be quite challenging for some exchange students, and we want to ensure that you have the necessary background knowledge. If you are unsure, please contact us.Back to English-taught Semester CybersecurityCybersecurity I (autumn) course overviewCourse unit descriptions for this programme (course catalogue) Cyber Security BasicsCyber Security AdvancedComputer Networks (6ECTS)Network and System Pentesting (6ECTS)Web Pentesting Fundamentals (3ECTS)Risk Management, Threat Modelling and Security Policy (3ECTS)Web Backend (3ECTS)Web Security and Honeypot (6ECTS)Linux for Ethical Hackers (6ECTS)Datacenter Virtualisation and Cloud Security (6ECTS)Data Privacy and IT Law (3ECTS)Cyberops (6ECTS)Capture the Flag (3ECTS) Scripting and Code Analysis (6ECTS) Cultural & socio-economic introduction to Belgium (3ECTS)You will learn about Belgian and Flemish culture (history, architecture, literature, music, ...), political structure and socio-economic data, all in comparison to the socioeconomic data of your home country. This course includes a survival course Dutch, a cultural and historical walk through Bruges, and if possible, also a visit to the Parlamentarium and the European Parliament in Brussels and an additional visit specifically linked to the English-taught semester you follow.History of Flanders & BelgiumPolitical system in Belgium & EuropeBelgian EconomyHealth & Wellfare system in BelgiumCrash course DutchCultural & socio-economic introduction to Belgium (3ECTS)You will learn about Belgian and Flemish culture (history, architecture, literature, music, ...), political structure and socio-economic data, all in comparison to the socioeconomic data of your home country. This course includes a survival course Dutch, a cultural and historical walk through Bruges, and if possible, also a visit to the Parlamentarium and the European Parliament in Brussels and an additional visit specifically linked to the English-taught semester you follow.History of Flanders & BelgiumPolitical system in Belgium & EuropeBelgian EconomyHealth & Wellfare system in BelgiumCrash course Dutch