5.900 € en cas d’inscription avant le 30/6/2025
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Excursions et matériel
de cours inclus
Date limite d’inscription: 14 octobre 2025 | Dêbut de la formation: 15 octobre 2025
Cours préparatoires facultatifs à partir de début octobre 2025
Chargée de cours: Adel Yahia
Durèe totale: 15H
Chargée de cours: Adel Yahia
Durèe totale: 15H
Adel Yahia
Chargés de cours: Sarah Lagrillière & Pierre Lemaire
Durée totale: 18H
Chargés de cours: Philippe Samyn & Asa Decorte
Durée totale: 15H
Chargés de cours: Muriel Igalson & Rudy Dupont
Durée totale: 25H
Réalisation d’un travail écrit et présentation orale d’un cas pratique soumis à chaque groupe de participants
Chargé de cours: Jean Kotarakos
Durée totale: 13H
Chargé de cours: Pierre Pozzi Belforti
Durée totale: 15H
Chargé de cours: Jean-Paul Loozen
Durée totale: 18H
Next Day Sustainable Holdings is a fast-growing investment company in resilient, smart and green real estate.
In the last few years the search for new talents for the expanding professional team revealed a strong underrepresentation of young professional women candidates for most positions, from finance to project management, investment management, construction, etc.
The management team of the Executive Programme en Immobilier concluded that Executive Education can help achieve a gender-balanced real estate industry.
To support fresh talent into leadership positions Next Day Sustainable Holdings awards an annual Scholarship for Emerging Women Leaders.
The award is merit-based through a holistic reading of demonstrated motivation, commitment, perceived future professional potential and overall profile. The aim is to ensure the highest chances of achieving a leadership role in the Belgian real estate market, in any of its professional segments.
The Scholarships for academic years 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 have been awarded and the next scholarship will cover the cost of the 2027-2028 tuition fee for the Executive Programme en Immobilier at Solvay Business School for one professional woman active in the real estate sector.
Practicalities for applications will be published in due course on this programme website.
The Executive Programme en Immobilier is the belgian academic member of the European Property Federation, and academic member of the European Public Real Estate Association (EPRA). The programme is accredited as permanent education programme by the belgian Order of Architects, the Lawyers’ bar and the Institute of Property Professionals (Agents). It is also academic member of the Belgian Union Professionnelle du Secteur Immobilier – Beroepsvereniging van de Vastgoedsector (UPSI-BVS) and together with the Real Estate Society of Antwerp (RES) its partner for the annual organisation of the new year event of the Belgian property sector.
The Executive Programme en Immobilier is organized by the Asbl-Vzw Immobilier & Savoirs in partnership with the Brussels School of Governance and Solvay Business School.
Founded in 1903 by Ernest Solvay, the Solvay Business School is part of the Faculty of Social Sciences – Solvay Business School, the largest faculty of the VUB university. Strongly rooted in business practice, it delivers excellence in management and economics education at an international level and is widely recognized as an undisputed leader in business education.
The Brussels School of Governance (BSoG) carries out interdisciplinary research, organises higher education programmes and houses most of the post-graduate programmes of the VUB university. The School is an alliance between the Institute for European Studies (Vrije Universiteit Brussel), which has a long-standing reputation in postgraduate education & research, and Vesalius College.
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