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In 2023, UNamur opened a fourth CaNDLE call funded through the joint support of the Fonds Jérôme pour le développement durable and the Assemblée des Cercles of UNamur students. Discover one of the 7 selected projects.

In 2023, UNamur opened a fourth CaNDLE call funded through the joint support of the Fonds Jérôme pour le développement durable and the Assemblée des Cercles of UNamur students. Discover one of the 7 selected projects.

In 2023, UNamur opened a fourth CaNDLE call funded through the joint support of the Fonds Jérôme pour le développement durable and the Assemblée des Cercles of UNamur students. Discover one of the 7 selected projects.

In 2023, UNamur opened a fourth CaNDLE call funded through the joint support of the Fonds Jérôme pour le développement durable and the Assemblée des Cercles of UNamur students. Discover one of the 7 selected projects.

Find out what Aurelien Clement, a master's student in management sciences at the University of Namur, has to say about his Erasmus stay at the University of Laval in Canada.

What environmental impact can a contraceptive molecule have? Recent work by Professor Patrick Kestemont, Director of UNamur's Environmental and Evolutionary Biology Research Unit (URBE) and his team answers this question, and has just been published in the journal Environment International. The article's lead author is Sébastien Baekelandt, postdoctoral researcher at URBE.

Fallen into economics by chance, Marianne Collin has been passionate about economic policy since her first application to UNamur. Her meeting with Luc Coene, former Governor of the National Bank, marked the start of her career: she remained with this institution for 13 years before joining Belfius at the request of Marc Raisière, Chairman of the Management Committee. In 2019, at the age of 37, she will become the first woman to join the Management Committee as Chief Risk Officer. She has fond memories of UNamur and, above all, a band of loyal friends.

This June 28, 2024, the first twenty-two students of the Certificat interuniversitaire en Langue des Signes de Belgique Francophone (LSFB) et français, are proclaimed at UNamur. This is the first training course in French-speaking Belgium to be entirely designed in sign language for the deaf. It represents a significant step forward in inclusive education and the linguistic and social inclusion of deaf and hard-of-hearing people. It also highlights the strengths of deaf professionals in these fields.

From artificial intelligence to sustainable development, via participative democracy, UNamur is continually enriching its training offering to keep pace with changes in society. To better think about and support these complex dynamics.

Ghent, New Caledonia, Norway, Hungary, Montpellier... these are just some of the destinations to which our students will be flying for a four-quarter period as part of their studies. To prepare for this departure abroad, the International Relations Department, in collaboration with FUCID, the Namur campus NGO, offered a culture shock awareness training course.

The University of Namur (UNamur) continues to distinguish itself in the Times Higher Education Impact Ranking (THE Impact), affirming its commitment to the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) with a score of 69.5/100. This performance places it between 600th and 800th position out of 1963 institutions, underlining its presence in the top half of the global ranking.

On June 11, 2024, the University of Namur welcomed a delegation from the Embassy of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. A moment of exchange to discuss the role of academic, political and economic players in the Grand Duchy and the Walloon Region, and to evoke current collaborations between UNamur and the University of Luxembourg.