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Succeeding in a year at university requires students to develop numerous methodological skills. Whether you're just starting out on your university career or not, you'll encounter multiple challenges: taking full and correct notes of dense lectures, managing your work over time, memorizing large amounts of material, creating studyable and enjoyable course materials for yourself, etc. The Cellule interfacultaire d'appui pédagogique is here to give you the best possible tools to meet these challenges!

During the academic year, the Cellule interfacultaire d'appui pédagogique (CIAP) team offers 3 types of group support to develop effective working method strategies.

A wide range of tools are available free of charge to UNamur students via WebCampus on the "SPU-METHODO" course.

Optical scanning can be used to design MCQ-type exams and satisfaction surveys. The TICE unit can support you in this process.

Being a student is quite a job, requiring a varied range of skills!Once every four months, the University of Namur offers its MOOC (free online course) "Aim for success: become a super student" to prepare you for higher studies and perfect your study methods.Become a super student!

Are you considering quitting your studies? Do you have questions? The ReBOND course uses the second semester to help you rebuild a career plan!

Research is centered on the Unité de Recherche en Sciences de l'Éducation et de la Formation (URSEF). It constitutes a dynamic gathering of researchers within the Faculty of Education and Training Sciences (FaSEF). These researchers, who are also affiliated to the UNamur Institute for Research in Didactics and Education (IRDENa), are dedicated to a multi- and trans-disciplinary exploration of educational phenomena. Their work encompasses a diversity of research objects, nourishing the quality of services and teachings.

The Faculty of Education and Training Sciences (FaSEF) is steered by various consultative and decision-making bodies.

The Faculty of Education and Training Sciences (FaSEF) provides a series of useful links.

Find all FaSEF member contacts.

Learning, guiding, collaborating, helping future generations become agents of change... Being a teacher is exciting! In order to adapt to changes in the profession, training has been totally rethought.

The Reform of Initial Teacher Training (RFIE) began in 2023. To become a teacher in sections 1 to 3 (from reception to secondary 3), students must now follow a 4-year course, organized by a high school (referent establishment) in co-graduation with one or more universities. The University of Namur co-organizes training courses with Hénallux (referent) and UCLouvain, as well as with IMEP for music teaching.