ALMEN - Alumni Association
The ALumni Management Economics and Social Sciences Namur (ALMEN) develops and animates the alumni network of the Faculty Economics Management Communication Politics (EMCP) at the University of Namur.
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Economy
Baccalaureate and Master's degrees
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Economy
Understand the fundamental dimension of how businesses and our society work, to advise and act as a responsible expert and decision-maker.
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Economics and management - staggered hours
A diploma identical to daytime studies, but with a course schedule adapted to working life.
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Teaching economics and management
Train young people to learn and pass on your knowledge of economics, management, law, management techniques and business IT.
Specialized Masters
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International and development economics (SMIDE)
Design realistic and innovative solutions, based on sound economic analysis and adapted to a country's social and political context to contribute to its development and the reduction of poverty and inequality.
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Management and economics of sustainable development - staggered timetable
Rethinking our development model and adapting it to environmental, digital, social and economic transitions to help create a sustainable world.
Other training courses
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PhD
Develop recognized expertise within your discipline and gain access to a career as a researcher or university professor.
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Continuing education
To continue training, specialize, boost or redirect your career.
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Management
Baccalaureate and Master's degrees
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Management
Take into account the company's competitive environment, target the activities to be carried out, the investments to be made, the staff to be trained, the innovations to be stimulated.
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Management engineer
Align science and the technological environment with management skills to develop and manage projects, integrate the challenges of competitiveness and increasing globalization.
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Economics and management - staggered hours
A diploma identical to daytime studies, but with a course schedule adapted to working life.
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Teaching economics and management
Train young people to learn and pass on your knowledge of economics, management, law, management techniques and business IT.
Specialized Masters and other courses
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Management and economics of sustainable development - staggered timetable
Rethinking our development model and adapting it to environmental, digital, social and economic transitions to help create a sustainable world.
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PhD
Develop recognized expertise within your discipline and gain access to a career as a researcher or university professor.
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Continuing education
To continue training, specialize, boost or redirect your career.
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Studying on a staggered timetable
All the information you need to make the most of your staggered study schedule is available below.
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Department organization
The department is organized through the Department Council, which brings together all professors and assistants. The programs are coordinated by a director, a pedagogical coordinator and two administrative secretaries. The specialization master's degree in sustainable development management and economics also benefits from a program manager.
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Contact
Management
Christian Kiedaisch
Department Manager
+32 (0)81 72 48 34
christian.kiedaisch@unamur.be
Secretariat
Florence Art
Secretary
+32 (0)81 72 48 09
ecogestionhd@unamur.be
Katty Catinus
Secretary
ecogestionhd@unamur.be
Pedagogy
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
En savoir plus sur le département
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Etudes
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Entreprendre et gérer vos études en horaire décalé
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Organisation
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Student entrepreneurs
Are you a Master's student with an entrepreneurial project or a desire to start your own business? The Management Sciences department can support you through the process from both an academic and entrepreneurial point of view.
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International teaching
Students enrolled in the Faculty of Science have the opportunity to go abroad during their studies, either as part of their course or as part of an internship!Each year, we also welcome several foreign students who enroll in a course at the University of Namur, or who join us for a semester or a year of study.
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International research
The staff of the Faculty of Science includes a quarter of researchers, assistants, post-docs and international professors. Through their experience and culture, they enrich teaching, research and the life of the faculty and the institution.
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Research in the Department of Chemistry
The Chemistry Department is made up of more than 14 academics, 2 research logisticians, 6 technicians and over a hundred scientists. They are part of the 11 laboratories that make up the 5 research units.
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Service to society
Collaborations can range from one-off projects to long-term research programs. With industryThe fields covered range from the agri-food industry, the pharmaceutical industry, to the chemical industry, the oil industry, metallurgy, etc. For education In the field of education, the Department organizes several pedagogical days each year for secondary school teachers.It also makes its didactic laboratories available to all teachers in colleges and athénées. ExpertiseRegularly, members of the Department take part as experts in various national or European commissions. Research conducted within the Department has tangible repercussions on society: It contributes to innovation in healthcare and energy. They offer solutions for pollution control, energy storage and healthcare. They train researchers for the pharmaceutical and chemical industries. They provide solutions for corrosion and medical materials. They improve teaching practices in chemistry, training tomorrow's scientists. Basic chemistry: exploitation and/or production of raw materials; Parachemistry: consumer products, e.g. cosmetics, household products; Pharmaceutical industry: medicines for human and animal use; Process chemistry: rubber, plastics. Some work abroad.
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Members
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Contact
On this page you will find the various people to contact within the Faculty of Science.
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