I chose to study management engineering, because it's a field in which you learn a lot of different things, which gives you a wide choice of careers after your studies. I like my studies because they involve a lot of group projects, which I think is the best part of studying, it creates links and helps a lot in understanding the subject.

Here at UNamur, we feel supported in the creation of our projects: founding a student club, bringing people together around a common goal... Don't hesitate to take the plunge! During my studies, I organized a conference on the theme of "Students and entrepreneurs: how to combine the two". Our audience was much larger than expected. This event propelled our "UStart - Namur" entrepreneurship club, which aims to promote start-ups on campus and help launch them. I also took part in a "start-up race" in Belgium.

At UNamur, you have all the advantages of a small university. Class sizes are small, professors are approachable, and they're there to listen. But the Management Engineering program isn't an easy one; in fact, it's very demanding; it requires time, dedication and a lot of hard work. That said, if you want it bad enough, the professors will encourage you in your endeavors and, each in their own way, make you want to pursue their field of study. I wasn't sure when I started, but I ended up really liking what I was studying. It's a very interesting program that opens students up to a variety of fields, while allowing them to find their own affinities with management, and make a place for themselves in it as time goes by.

When it came to choosing the university where I would study, I chose UNamur. It's a choice I've never regretted: the quality of the teacher-student relationship, a magnificent city in which I now live, the friendliest student life in Belgium... I've invested a lot of time and energy in student organizations, which are a real complement to my university education. In my studies of management engineering, I loved the broad horizon of the training. Personally, I chose the "Information Management" stream, which enabled me to combine technical disciplines with the business world. I was also able to acquire a double Master's degree thanks to the partnership between UNamur and KULeuven. Thanks to the quality of my training, I'm now embarking on a PhD.