The Inter-University Certificate in Psycho-oncology is a continuing education program designed to equip students with theoretical and practical skills for supporting cancer patients, their families, and healthcare professionals. This program spans two years and is delivered in a daytime schedule, primarily on Fridays and Saturdays. The curriculum includes theoretical courses, practical training, and supervision, with an option for a final research or clinical project.
The program is divided into theoretical and practical components, including supervised practice and a final thesis. Students can choose between clinical, research, or a mixed orientation.
Graduates of this program are prepared to work in psycho-oncology, supporting patients, families, and healthcare teams. The program offers orientations in clinical, research, or a combination of both, preparing students for various roles within the field.
Some sessions are conducted in English. Students are expected to have the ability to understand and participate in courses taught in both English and French. Individual supervision is at the student's expense, up to a maximum of €45/hour, for 15 hours over the 2 years.
The annual registration fee (minerval) is €1,400. Scholarships may be available through the Cancer Plan. Individual supervision costs are separate.
This is an inter-university certificate awarded by ULB, ULiège, and UMONS.
The annual registration fee (minerval) is €1,400 for both home and international students. Individual supervision costs are separate.
This program spans two years, with classes scheduled primarily on Fridays and Saturdays.
Admission is based on an examination of your application file, followed by a motivational interview with an academic coordinator, and collegial agreement.
The program is delivered in both English and French, and students are expected to be able to understand and participate in courses taught in both languages.
Graduates are prepared to work as psycho-oncologists or clinical researchers in psycho-oncology, supporting patients, families, and healthcare teams.
Scholarships may be available through the Cancer Plan. Individual supervision costs are not included in the registration fee.