Geology Department contact
Management
Johan YANS
Director, Geology Department
+32 (0)81 72 44 66
johan.yans@unamur.be
Valérie HANART
Secretary
+32 (0)81 72 44 87
secretariat.geologie@unamur.be
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We provide answers to your questions about the preparatory course platform.
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Erasmus+ funding
Erasmus+ teaching missions
In addition to learner mobility, the Erasmus+ program promotes teaching assignments for faculty members at higher education institutions. UNamur professors can thus carry out teaching assignments in a partner university, with which UNamur has concluded a bilateral exchange agreement.Thanks to this action, it is possible, among other things:To contribute to the strengthening of bilateral relations between UNamur and the partner university;To develop innovative pedagogical approaches;To exchange best practices;To acquire new skills and experience at both personal and professional levels.Eligible for this type of assignment are members of UNamur's teaching staff on the institution's payroll. This does not include temporary and freelance staff (APH) hired by UNamur.Criteria:The teaching assignment must be carried out in one of UNamur's partner institutions in Europe and, to a lesser extent, as the funding available is fairly limited, outside the EU or in an institution in the Flemish community, provided that a bilateral "Erasmus"-type agreement providing for staff mobility exists ;The assignment must involve a minimum of 8 hours of teaching per week (or for any stay of less than a week) and the hours of teaching given must be an integral part of a degree course at the host institution.The assignment must last a minimum of 2 days.The course program must be the subject of a teaching agreement between the teacher and the sending and host partner institutionsIt is also possible to combine a training stay (linked to research) with a teaching activity. In this case, the compulsory number of teaching hours is 4 (instead of 8).Caution: Erasmus+ funding cannot be requested for participation in conferences. For this type of activity, other sources of funding are available.
Erasmus+ training missions
The Erasmus+ program also provides funding to enable staff members at higher education institutions to undergo training at a university, company or other public or private organization in Europe and, to a lesser extent, outside the EU.This type of assignment enables the staff members concerned:To acquire knowledge or know-how based on experience and good practice elsewhere;To acquire new skills useful in the work carried out or with a view to further professional development;To create new links, particularly with new partners or companies;In the context of assignments carried out at partner institutions, to contribute to the strengthening of already existing collaborative links.Training missions can take a variety of forms: short periods of secondment, job shadowing visits, study visits, workshops, etc.Criteria:The mission must have a duration of at least 2 days.The training activities, as well as the expected results, must be described in detail in a training agreement drawn up between the staff member and the host institution and signed by the UNamur staff member's line manager.The staff member carrying out the training mission undertakes to share his or her experience with other members of the institution (close colleagues, colleagues from other entities, students, external audiences, etc.).Financial supportFinancial support granted via the Erasmus+ program is calculated on a flat-rate basis and provides for a travel package and per diem.The contribution towards travel expenses is based on the one-way distance calculated via the calculation tool of the European Commission.The contribution towards living expenses is based on the cost-of-living indices taken into account by the European Commission.
Contribution to subsistence costs - Staff OUT
Administrative procedureFunding applications can be submitted at any time to the International Relations Department, 3 months minimum months before the presumed start date of the assignment.For Erasmus+ teaching or training assignments lasting a maximum of 5 days of activity to an EU destination or to a third country associated with the Erasmus program, funding is in principle granted automatically and immediately, within the limit of the available annual Erasmus budget. For missions to Flanders or a third country not associated with the Erasmus program, the staff member must contact the SRI well in advance of the mission to check whether it is eligible and whether funds are available.
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International Relations Department
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international-mobility@unamur.be
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Mathematics Department contacts
Management
Timoteo CARLETTI
Head of Mathematics Department
+32 (0)81 72 49 03
direction.math@unamur.be
Olivia GENOT
Secretary
+32 (0)81 72 49 26
secretariat.math@unamur.be
Pascale HERMANS
Secretary
+32 (0)81 72 49 25
secretariat.math@unamur.be
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Other financing
Many (bilateral) calls are launched on a regular basis and include funding for mobility.
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Physics Department contacts
Management
Pierre LOUETTE
Head of Physics Department
+32 (0)81 72 45 89
direction.physique@unamur.be
Anne-Catherine HEUSKIN
Academic secretary (bachelor)
+32 (0)81 72 54 77
anne-catherine.heuskin@unamur.be
Francesca CECCHET
Academic secretary (master)
+32 (0)81 72 54 88
francesca.cecchet@unamur.be
Secretariat
Annick BONMARIAGE
Secretary
+32 (0)81 72 45 32
secretariat.physique@unamur.be
Evelyne BOCA
Secretary
+32 (0)81 72 54 44
secretariat.physique@unamur.be
Jeanick PIGNOLET
Secretary
+32 (0)81 72 45 32
secretariat.physique@unamur.be
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Contact for the Science, Philosophy and Society Department
Management
Olivier SARTENAER
Director, Department of Science, Philosophy and Society
+32 (0)81 72 41 12
olivier.sartenaer@unamur.be
Véronique OROSE
Secretary
+32 (0)81 72 41 65
veronique.orose@unamur.be
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Mobility
Every year, many international students and researchers come to the University of Namur to study, carry out research or teach. The International Relations Department (SRI), in collaboration with other departments at the University of Namur, assists many of these visitors in their endeavors.The International Relations Department (SRI), in collaboration with other departments at the University of Namur, assists many of these visitors in their endeavors.
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In practice
Located in the center of the Walloon capital, the University of Namur is easily accessible, particularly on foot or by public transport. It also offers a wide range of premises of different sizes to accommodate all types of activities.
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Undertaking and managing your evening studies
All the useful information you need to undertake and manage evening studies in the best possible conditions is available below.
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Department contacts Staggered hours in economics and management
Management
Christian Kiedaisch
Department Manager
+32 (0)81 72 48 34
christian.kiedaisch@unamur.be
Administration
Florence Art
Secretary
+32 (0)81 72 48 09
ecogestionhd@unamur.be
Katty Catinus
Secretary
ecogestionhd@unamur.be
Program Manager
Jean-Yves Gnabo
Program Manager - Master's degree in management and economics of sustainable development
jean-yves.gnabo@unamur.be
Pedagogy
Stéphanie Weynants
Pedagogical coordinator
stephanie.weynants@unamur.be
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Campus life
The University of Namur is committed to ensuring the integration and fulfillment of students during their university studies. To achieve this, the institution aims to create an environment where each and every one can develop fully thanks to high-quality support.
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