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They are future veterinarians, doctors, lawyers, historians, geographers, or even computer scientists, and they share this common point: the concern to train themselves, voluntarily, in the challenges of sustainable development and transition. Since October 2024, 25 mainly 3rd-year students from various UNamur faculties have been taking part in a pilot experiment: the Journées de l'Education au Développement Durable et à la Transition (JEDDT). This Monday, March 17, they presented in a creative form, the fruit of their reflection after 6 months of training.

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For many years now, students at the University of Namur's Master of Specialization in Digital Law have been offering high-quality, free legal support to young start-ups active in the digital sector.

Registration form La cérémonie aura lieu le vendredi 28 novembre dès 17h30 à l'auditoire PA01. Les inscriptions seront clôturées le vendredi 7 novembre (dernière limite).Cette diplomation rassemblera les étudiants qui ont réussi en juin et ceux qui ont réussi en septembre. Elle sera suivie d'une réception.Pour toute information complémentaire, veuillez contacter carolyne.heynen@unamur.be.  Nom Prénom Adresse e-mail privée Pas l'adresse "student.unamur" Téléphone Vous participez à la cérémonie Oui ( optional ) Non ( optional ) Vous participez à la réception Oui ( optional ) Non ( optional ) Vous serez accompagné de 1 personne ( optional ) 2 personnes ( optional ) Uniquement pour les étudiants Lorsque vous soumettez ce formulaire, les données complétées sont transmises à l’UNamur et utilisées pour donner suite à votre demande. Pour en savoir plus sur la protection de vos données et sur vos droits

(Update 04/04: This article is "an April Fool") A remarkable event took place during Printemps des sciences, which ran from March 18 to 24, 2024. While a visit to the UNamur Astronomical Observatory was offered to the general public on the evening of March 23, a unique phenomenon occurred.

How does chemistry play a part in developing innovative, sustainable solutions for society's current and future challenges? What unique teaching methods does UNamur use to train enlightened leaders in the field of chemistry? On the occasion of its 50th anniversary, the Department of Chemistry lifts the veil on some of its major research projects and innovative teaching practices.

On March 24, 2024, the tenth edition of the MT180 competition, a French-language competition for the popularization of science, took place at UNamur. Two physicists and a geographer represented our university at the national final, held in Brussels on May 16.

The United Nations has designated May 20 as World Bees Day. These insects are essential to biodiversity, yet are threatened by many external factors. Two years ago, UNamur's Department of Veterinary Medicine set up apiaries to train and raise awareness of beekeeping among its students and teaching staff.

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.

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.

Understanding and combating abnormal protein secretion and combating the envelope of pathogenic bacteria: these are the two focuses of two new UNamur projects selected as part of the 7th FRFS-Welbio call for projects. Among the 22 applications selected, Alison Forrester, a qualified FNRS researcher, has been awarded a Starting Grant and Xavier De Bolle, Professor, has been awarded an Advanced Grant. They are both WEL Research Institute Investigators and members of the Namur Research Institute for Life Sciences (NARILIS).