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2pm: Conference on interculturality Regards croisés sur l'interculturalitéThis conference will bring together Fabrice Dhume (UCLouvain), Afroditi Maravelaki (Hénallux) and Leïla Derrouich (UNamur) for an enriching exchange on the challenges of interculturality in our contemporary societies. Through a multidisciplinary approach, the speakers will address the tensions and opportunities linked to cultural diversity, as well as the challenges of inclusion in educational, professional and social spaces. The conference will also explore policies and practices that foster constructive intercultural dialogue, while questioning the representations and power dynamics that shape interactions between cultures. A time of exchange with the audience will enable these reflections to be deepened and experiences and perspectives to be shared.Auditoire E12 - Faculté EMCP Sign up 3:00 pm: Welcome home! From 3 pm to 4 pm: free intercultural drink and musical entertainment Mini-concert by Gabriel Dias De Carvalho Junior: Professor and researcher in the Physics Department. Musical cultures in different regions of Brazil blending Brazilian popular music with influences from jazz, soul and Afro-Latin rhythms.From 4pm to 5:30pm: stand and various activitiesStudent Area: quiz, cliché stand, Salam asbl and SFC-NamurInternational Researchers Area: visibility short presentation of research ( in qqs words or display, small review, small video)Dignity Area: Diffusion podcasts: various testimonies (discrimination, dignity, interculturality, dehumanization, ...)Presence of artist Isabelle Schmidt and display of her paintings on real-life experiences of young people and migrants and Presence of TERRE ROUGE asbl, Presence of DAVID MBOMBO, GAM'S, AFESDI, BOBOTO BONDEKO : Intercultural spaceRealization of Activities by FLE learners Stand of the various "steering committee" partners:Mwana Soleil:project co-sponsorUnamur: project co-sponsorFucid, ECD-Consultance (Briller ensemble project on Namur), CAI, Association ARGVE association des guinéens de Namur Stand St Ursule: 7ieme student GTPE and ADAStand Pôle académique de Namur (PAN)Stand LUEUR D'ESPOIR : Une asbl de jeune qui agit contre la précarité féminine et globaleEspace Matteo Ricci : Rempart de la Vierge 12 More : 5:30pm - 6pmA powerful moment to inaugurate this new space for meeting and sharing together! 🎤✨ On the program: an inspiring speech, warm exchanges and great energy to launch this collective adventure. Come and celebrate with us!6pm-7:30pmBring a dish to share and come and enjoy a convivial moment Spanish inn style! 🥗🍕 Registration required, we'll be in touch afterwards.19:30-22hMusic, games, debates and lots of great encounters on the program! A festive, convivial evening with Chic Shewa and the young rappers of Lescraq to celebrate this new place for sharing together. 🥳🎶🎲 We look forward to seeing you there!Espace Matteo Ricci : Rempart de la Vierge 12

🔹 What is it?A cool, caring space to learn how to militate without headaches and without aggression. Here, we explore creative and effective ways to raise awareness, argue without getting worked up and take positive action.🔹 On the program:✅ Techniques for defending your ideas without confrontation✅ Soft and impactful communication strategies✅ Creating inspiring and original actions (artivism, positive messages, happening...)💡 The goal?That you leave boosted, confident and equipped to get your messages across stress-free and effectively!Are you interested? Come give it a try and discover how to change the world your way! S'inscrire

Arsenal, 1pm to 2pm Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 🔹 Why take part? Get out of your bubble and meet students, teachers, researchers, administrative staff... you'd never have come across otherwise. Share an authentic moment, beyond differences in disciplines, opinions or backgrounds. A mealto leave with fresh perspectives (and maybe even some new friends!). 🔹 How does it work? You sign up, we place you in a surprise group, and you let yourself be carried along by the discussion over a good meal. There's nothing at stake, just the desire to exchange ideas and explore other human and intellectual horizons. Ready to cross a bridge into the unknown? Join us and discover how a conversation can open up worlds!

Why reserve a reusable menstrual product? Test this type of reusable menstrual product: discover the many advantages that panties or cups can bring you: comfort, safety, efficiency, ease of use and adaptability to active and sporting life, discretion, ... Get an extra product free of charge if you already use panties or cups regularly. Consume ecologically and sustainably: using this type of reusable product reduces the amount of plastic waste and further protects the environment. This "sustainable" investment also allows you to reduce your budget in the medium and long term. How to make a reservation You reserve a menstrual product of your choice (panties or cup) via the specific form that will soon be accessible on your BVE.Please note: if you have already reserved a product in academic year 23-24 and have not come to collect it, your reservation will not be taken into account You come to the Arsenal - on Monday March 31, Tuesday April 1 or Wednesday April 2 between 11am and 3pm - with your student card and ID to collect the product you have reserved.

The program Interventions by experts and researchers in the field of data science, , AI, digital twins, digital law and participatory processes.Registrations on the Vivre la Ville... website.

The profound transformation of the healthcare context that we have been witnessing for many years requires the training of healthcare professionals to be adapted. Since September 2021, Hénallux has been offering a Master's degree in Nursing, in codiplomation with HEPN, HELHA, UCLouvain and UNamur. This is a joint Hautes Écoles-Universities Master's degree of 120 credits, programmed to combine study and work.Accreditation in ethics and economics required.Participation: 85 eurosPreferential rate for students from a consortium (including UNamur): 25 eurosMore info and registration: https://www.henallux.be/journee-scientifique-du-master-en-sciences-infirmieres

Human beings have always sought to surpass the limits of their bodies. The first prosthetic foot appeared in Egypt in 600 BC. The 13th century saw the appearance of spectacles in Italy. The 17th century saw the development of various "scopes" to enhance vision of the infinitely small and the infinitely large. In the industrial sector, the 19th and 20th centuries saw the development of mechanization and then automation, with the aim of making gestures formerly performed by human hands alone faster and more precise... Not to mention all the progress accumulated over the centuries in medicine and surgery, which are also aimed at repairing or surpassing the natural limits of the human body. We agree that the field is very vast and is part of the long history of mankind... It is therefore important to target what we are talking about when we invoke the terms 'Augmented Man' and to distinguish it, despite the continuity of the project, from the innovations of the past. As philosopher Emmanuelle Perrin-Huisman (2018) points out, to speak of augmentation is first and foremost to take a quantitative rather than a qualitative viewpoint. Augmenting Man, she tells us, "is wanting to increase his longevity, his performance, his power, his power over nature and others." Then, to speak of augmented Man in the 21st century is to target augmentations that rely on nanotechnologies, biotechnologies, computer and cognitive sciences (NBIC) and their increasingly advanced convergence in projects to surpass Man's physical, cognitive or emotional limits. Finally, it also means questioning the imaginaries of immortality and technological Darwinism that are part of transhumanist currents of thought heralding the gradual emergence of a post-human individual. More information

Dear teachers, We are pleased to invite you to a unique educational experience at the Antoine Thomas Astronomical Observatory. Offer your students the opportunity to discover the Antoine Thomas Astronomical Observatory, an observatory built on the very site where the Jesuit fathers established their own observation, training and research dome in the 19th century. Located in downtown Namur, in the heart of the university, our observatory is equipped with state-of-the-art instruments, for both night-time and daytime observation, with one of Belgium's largest solar telescopes. A visit to the observatory allows you to discover how astronomy is practiced today and - weather conditions permitting - to observe the sun in complete safety. Plan your visit today! To organize a school visit, please complete the registration form available on our website. Practical information:Guided tour 1ère to 6ème secondaire 1:30 pm to 2:30 pm or 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm Faculty of Medicine - Place du Palais de Justice, Namur Gratuit - Sur inscription The observatory is not accessible to people with reduced mobility Next date:February 11, 2025This activity is organized with the support of Wallonie Recherche. Visit registration

Dear teachers, We are pleased to invite you to a unique educational experience at the Antoine Thomas Astronomical Observatory. Offer your students the opportunity to discover the Antoine Thomas Astronomical Observatory, an observatory built on the very site where the Jesuit fathers established their own observation, training and research dome in the 19th century. Located in downtown Namur, in the heart of the university, our observatory is equipped with state-of-the-art instruments, for both night-time and daytime observation, with one of Belgium's largest solar telescopes. A visit to the observatory allows you to discover how astronomy is practiced today and - weather conditions permitting - to observe the sun in complete safety. Plan your visit today! To organize a school visit, please complete the registration form available on our website. Practical information:Guided tour 1ère to 6ème secondaire 1:30 pm to 2:30 pm or 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm Faculty of Medicine - Place du Palais de Justice, Namur Free - On registration The observatory is not accessible to people with reduced mobility This activity is organized with the support of Wallonie Recherche. Visit registration

Come and discover the Observatoire Astronomique Antoine Thomas, an observatory built on the very site where the Jesuit fathers established their own observation, training and research dome in the 19th century. Located in downtown Namur, in the heart of the university, our observatory is equipped with state-of-the-art instruments, for both night-time and daytime observation, with one of Belgium's largest solar telescopes. A visit to the observatory allows you to discover how astronomy is practiced today and to observe the beauty of our starry sky. Join the list of future visitors today! Each month, we'll be offering a one-hour evening to discover the wonders of the night sky. The dates of the evenings will be communicated to those registered according to weather conditions. To subscribe to the contact list, please fill in the form available on our website. Practical information:Guided tour and observations From 10 years old 20:00 to 21:00 and 21:00 to 22:00 Faculty of Medicine - Place du Palais de Justice, Namur Free - On registration The observatory is not accessible to people with reduced mobility This activity is organized with the support of Wallonie Recherche. Registration

Several sessions are scheduled: November 5, 12, 19 and 26 from 5pm to 7pm. Sign up

Several sessions are scheduled: November 5, 12, 19 and 26 from5pm to 7pm. Sign up