Entering a Master’s programme after receiving a Higher Education diploma

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The University of Liège offers you a wide selection of advanced-level Master's programmes, many of them exclusive to the University.

Besides Master's programmes that take one year (60 credits), you can opt for a Master's in two years (120 credits), choosing a programme with an additional "certification" (emphasis on teaching, research or a specialization).

• Emphasis on teaching: your programme prepares you to teach.
• Emphasis on research: your programme prepares you to do research in your field.
• Emphasis on a profession: your programme prepares you for a specific occupational specialization.

Made your choice? Then all you have to do is register.

In 2006, the French-speaking Community wrote laws that established the University admissions requirements for people who held diplomas from a non-university institution of higher learning: the "passerelles" (transition) regulations. These regulations control the equivalency of non-university programmes and the transition from a non-university programme into a university programme (1).

All the relevant information about these new regulations is made available to you here :

• requirements for you to make the transition to the University,
• complete list of Master's programmes included in the transition regulations,
• the list of Master's programmes your diploma allows you to enter,
• the procedures you can follow if the transition you want to make is not explicitly covered by the transition regulations.

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(1) Law of the Government of the French-speaking Community of June 30, 2006, establishing the admissions requirements for University programmes, for holders of academic diplomas awarded by non-university institutions of higher learning.