Welcome to the official website of the Thematic Doctoral School in Education Sciences (EDT-Educ).EDT-Educ is an inter-university structure supported by the F.R.S.-FNRS, which brings together doctoral students engaged in research in education sciences and teaching in the Wallonia-Brussels Federation. It aims to provide a stimulating, collaborative, and structured environment for doctoral research by promoting scientific exchange, advanced training, and visibility for the work being carried out.
The Notre-Dame de la Paix Chair is a cross-disciplinary institutional initiative rooted in UNamur’s Jesuit origins and values. The Chair serves as a platform for reflection, exchange, and collaborative work on a variety of societal and spiritual issues, such as the commons and the common good, the connections between religions and societies, the contribution of religious studies to understanding today’s world, and the spiritual dimension of academic activity.
The Namur University Fund is the University of Namur's interface for raising funds from patrons, donors, and sponsors. Thanks to the support of its alumni, donors, foundations, and partner companies, it brings numerous projects in research, teaching, and solidarity to life. You too can help us make a difference!
From project set-up to commercialization, including training, intellectual property management, technology transfer and incubation of results or strategic, administrative and legal support, the Research Administration (ADRE) team is at the service of researchers. A genuine link between researchers and companies, scientific advisors support the valorization of research results, particularly in spin-off, start-up or licensing projects.
The University Certificate in Animal Welfare (CUBEA), offered by UNamur and HELHa, is designed to help you develop your skills in animal welfare and make tangible progress in your professional practice.This certificate is targetted to a French-speaking audience. Please refer to the pages in French.
Interdisciplinary Master's Degree in Ecological Transition and Sustainability Sciences
Climate crises, the collapse of biodiversity, and the scarcity of resources: today’s ecological challenges cannot be solved by focusing on a single discipline. They require scientists who can bring together different perspectives, model complex systems, and move from analysis to action. This is exactly what the interdisciplinary Master’s program in Ecological Transition and Sustainability Sciences (MaTED), co-organized by UNamur and UMons, offers.
Welcome to Confluent des Savoirs (CDS), the University of Namur's research awareness, outreach, and dissemination service. Through its activities and events, the multidisciplinary and dynamic team builds bridges between researchers from the university's seven faculties, research, and citizens!
