Str@tvision Accountancy

Virtual phase: online component before the international week (dates not specified).

Physical phase: 1–5 March 2027, Leuven, Belgium: business game Str@tvision ©, guest lectures, socio-cultural activities and final presentation of results.

Maarten Cachet, with coaches and guest lecturers (business people)

Compliance with national and EU accreditation standards and with the ECHE.

Second year undergraduate students in Business Management with a financial background.

Online component before the international week. Dates to be communicated.

1–5 March 2027, UCLL University of Applied Sciences, Campus Connect, Geldenaaksebaan 335, 3001 Leuven (Heverlee), Belgium.

Students work in mixed international groups on the business game Str@tvision ©, combined with several guest lectures and socio-cultural activities. At the end of the week students present their results.

The online component before the international week prepares students for the business game and the teamwork in Leuven.

• International food reception (International Aperitif) on Monday evening
• Sport activity
• Company visit
• Official closing dinner
• Goodbye party

To let students work in mixed international groups on the business game Str@tvision ©, practise their knowledge of business and accounting, and develop their intercultural communication skills.

• Business game (market simulation) in international teams
• Guest lectures by business people
• Coaching with updates on the economic situation
• Social and cultural activities with international fellow students

• Business game Str@tvision ©: teams run identical fictitious companies and take decisions in three consecutive game rounds
• Company visit
• Final presentation of results

• Business game Str@tvision ©: decisions on general management, production, marketing and finance in three consecutive game rounds, reflecting one operational year each
• Decision parameters: pricing per product model, recruitment of personnel, number of production units and production quantity, promotional efforts, number of stores, distribution points and online sales, need for financing
• Guest lectures by business people on starting and directing start-up companies

• Apply knowledge of business, finance and accounting in a simulated enterprise
• Take operational and financial decisions in a competitive market that changes every game round
• Work and communicate in English in culturally diverse teams
• Present the results of the team to an audience

• Digital competence
• Critical thinking
• Ethical reasoning
• Problem solving
• Intercultural communication
• Teamwork
• Project management

• Participation in virtual activities: 20%
• Participation in physical activities: 30%
• Group project: 40%
• Final presentation/reflection: 10%

The programme awards 3 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System). Pass/fail.

Supervised without identity verification.

Online material.

Second year undergraduate students in Business Management with a financial background, of partner institutions. A maximum of 5 students per partner may participate.

Second year undergraduate students in Business Management with a financial background.

Nomination by sending university.

Students will be selected at the sending university.

Deadline for registration: 11 December 2026. Physical component: 1–5 March 2027. Online component: dates not specified.

Funding:

Apply as a student with fewer opportunities or special needs

Online and onsite support:

This is an inclusive and welcoming event. If you have questions about accessibility or would like to request an accommodation (for example: assistive technology support, assistive listening device, captioning, CART services, sign language interpreter, reserved front row seat, large print, advance copy of slides to be projected, wheelchair access to buildings/rooms, wheelchair access to working tables throughout the room, lactation room, dietary restrictions and/or other needs), please include your requirements with your registration form.

Yes, based on ECHE.

Mandatory.

Internal and external quality assurance.

ECHE alignment.

Feedback questionaire.

Mandatory under Erasmus+ programme guide.

Physical component: 5 days (1–5 March 2027), UCLL University of Applied Sciences, Campus Connect, Leuven (Heverlee), Belgium.

Zoom.

Participants arrange their own accommodation: https://www.ucll.be/nl/accommodation-leuven

Budget option: Youth Hostel ‘De Blauwput’, next to Leuven railway station, where UCLL has reserved a number of places. Mention that you are part of this UCLL programme.

Self-organised.

UAB students: apply at the sending university, then register at UCLL.