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Each year, the UNamur - Pays du Sud program offers promising students from partner universities in Africa, Asia and South America the opportunity to follow a master's or specialist master's degree of their choice in Namur for one year.

The fund was created thanks to the bequest of Mrs Christiane Jérôme, who wished to support UNamur's innovative initiatives in the three areas close to her heart: research in biomedical sciences, veterinary medicine and sustainable development.

The fund provides scholarships for Belgian and foreign students studying at UNamur or on international mobility trips. It perpetuates the values of openness and solidarity carried by Professor Paul Wynants and his wife Olivia Sudan.

Animated by a shared passion for history, literature and art, Jean and Jeannine Leclercq-Hoolans are giving future generations the benefit of a dual heritage valued at UNamur thanks to their generous bequest.

The botanical collections housed at the Moretus Plantin University Library are a treasure trove of delicate petals, leaves and corollas. They bear witness to Namur's long tradition of teaching this science. Help us preserve, enrich and bring them to life for future generations!

This collection of antiquarian books was entrusted to the UNamur library by the King Baudouin Foundation. It brings together over 670 editions from the presses of the great Renaissance printer Christophe Plantin (1520-1589).

The Eric Speeckaert Fund for the study of the works of Prince Charles-Joseph de Ligne, entrusted to UNamur by the King Baudouin Foundation, constitutes an exceptional collection of books, manuscripts and archival documents relating to the figure of Charles-Joseph de Ligne and collected by bookseller and bibliophile Eric Speeckaert.

In 2018, UNamur's Moretus Plantin University Library was entrusted with the collection of bibliophile and bookbinder Pierre Mouriau de Meulenacker. This collection of almost 400 volumes is consistent with the many works relating to Prince Charles-Joseph de Ligne already present at the BUMP.

Research in the Department of Veterinary Medicine aims to improve human medicine by addressing research questions in animal models. The emphasis is on the dynamic of "better understanding of mechanisms/improved diagnosis/better management". The connection to the players in the field is fundamental (medical specialists, pharmaceutical partners and political decision-makers).

The Department of Veterinary Medicine offers a wide range of services. Expertise in behavior and anatomy, events for schools, loan of teaching aids, teaching enhancement and various training courses.The Department of Veterinary Medicine offers a wide range of services.

The University of Namur is renowned for its values, educational excellence and pioneering research. By supporting its projects, you give more resources to its 900 scientists who are building tomorrow's world.

Thanks to the support it receives, the University of Namur sets up research projects addressing societal and health issues, encourages innovative teaching initiatives, contributes to student aid programs and enhances the heritage entrusted to it.