All the information you need about staggered-schedule programs, certificates, masters and specialization masters to continue training, specialize, boost or redirect your career!
Formations à horaire décalé
Avec plus de 30 ans d’expérience dans l’enseignement à horaire décalé, l’UNamur accueille chaque année plusieurs centaines d’étudiants.
The benefits of staggered working hours

Identical diploma
The diploma awarded is the same as for the daytime schedule.
Valued experience
Acknowledgement of prior learning is ensured.
Opening hours
A schedule and timetable adapted to an adult audience.
Access
An easily accessible campus, both by train and by car.
Organization
A dozen hours of classes per week in the evenings (from 6pm to 9pm) and mainly on Saturday mornings.
Specialized Masters
Certificats
The themes
Valuing acquired experience (VAE)
The Valorisation des Acquis de l'Expérience (VAE) system enables you to apply for a university master's degree based on your professional experience and previous training. A minimum of 5 years' experience relevant to the studies in question is required to consider admission to a master's degree by VAE.
The VAE dossier is an integral part of your application. On the basis of your VAE dossier, the jury assesses your achievements:
- Is your application admissible? Is the number of years sufficient?
- Are your skills and knowledge sufficient to follow the studies you have chosen?
Please make sure you spell out your professional and personal experience and relate it to the training you wish to access.
Your dossier must be fully completed and handed in to the relais-VAE of the faculty in which you wish to study.
Don't forget to attach all the necessary supporting documents (copies of diplomas, employers' attestations, volunteer work attestations, training attestations, certificates, evidence of completion of a personal project, etc.).
The VAE dossier may vary from one faculty to another and even from one training course to another depending on the criteria adopted to assess your prior learning.
Contacts
Do not hesitate to get in touch with your VAE relay to find out about the procedures that apply to you:
- Faculty of Science: Sophie Collonval (sophie.collonval@unamur.be)
- Faculty of Medicine:
- Medicine: Caroline Canon (caroline.canon@unamur.be)
- Pharmaceutical sciences: Jonathan Douxfils (jonathan.douxfils@unamur.be)
- Biomedical sciences: Olivier De Backer (olivier.debacker@unamur.be)
- Faculty of Computer Science: Catherine Bernard (catherine.bernard@unamur.be) - For Masters in Computer Science, admission is conditional on a compulsory entrance test. Further information and questions: secretariat.info@unamur.be
- Faculty of Law: Audrey Pütz (audrey.putz@unamur.be)
- Faculty of Economics, Social Sciences and Management: Emily Senzot (emily.senzot@unamur.be)
- Faculty of Philosophy and Humanities: Elisabeth Leijnse (elisabeth.leijnse@unamur.be)
Attention, completing the VAE file is a step in the admission process. It does not mean that you are registered. Please consult the pages in this section or go to the registration platform.
Cursus reduction
In the vast majority of cases, the student's annual program (PAE) consists of 60 credits. In certain justified cases, however, you may be able to reduce the number of credits.