Illustrative photoJournalisme, à finalité spécialisée en investigation multimédia
University of Liège (ULiège) · Liège, Belgium
This programme covers investigative reporting, digital journalism, broadcast production, media ethics, and newsroom management. Students produce print, audio, and video news stories using professional standards. Graduates work as journalists, news editors, and media producers in news organizations.
Key facts
- €1,194/year — 1,194 EUR/year (FWB progressive grid 2026-2027: full rate 1,194; intermediate 835; modest 374; grant holders 0)
- €5,369/year — 5,369 EUR/year (1,194 minerval + flat 4,175 contribution, decree art. 105 §3bis; exempt categories pay 1,194)
- 2026-08-31
- 2026-03-31
- 2 years
- 120
- French
- On Campus
- September 2026 (Fall) — single annual intake
Admission requirements
First-cycle degree 180 ECTS in a compatible field; non-EU academic screening (min. 75% credits/yr passed, averages ≥12/20, max 3 attempts); HEC: GMAT 550/GRE 318 for some programmes; faculty-specific prerequisites.
Required documents
ID/passport; access title (diploma) + transcripts of 5 last years (FR/EN/NL/DE or sworn translation); language certificate; motivation letter; CV; non-EU: financing plan (min. 10,000 EUR + tuition) and 200 EUR fee payment proof; programme-specific items (portfolio etc.).
Application deadlines
2026-08-31
2026-03-31
Programme overview
- MA
- 2 years
- 120
- French
- On Campus
- Full-time
- Belgium
Official university
What will it actually cost?
| Tuition | Living | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|
| EU/EEA | €2,388 | — | needs the fee |
| Non-EU | €10,738 | — | needs the fee |
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