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The program is designed to enable you to choose the most appropriate subjects to prepare you for your first university year in mathematics and physics. This session is aimed primarily at students who are completing studies in which the mathematics program consists of six hours or less per week, or who feel insufficiently prepared to tackle a first year in mathematics or physics. These courses should enable you to refresh your knowledge on certain points, but also to get in touch with university teaching.

The program is designed to enable you to choose the most appropriate subjects to prepare you for your first year at university in biology, chemistry, geography, geology or veterinary medicine.

Whether you choose to study pharmacy or biomedical sciences, in your first year you'll mainly be confronted with scientific disciplines. The preparatory courses designed for you therefore offer revision in mathematics and science, but also seminars on study methods.

During the preparatory courses, you have the opportunity to take 3 sessions of courses: mathematics and university work methodology, Dutch and English..

The program is designed to enable you to choose the most appropriate subjects to prepare you for your first university year in management engineering, giving you in particular a good scientific grounding for an orientation in environmental and life technologies and sciences.

The program is designed to enable you to choose the most appropriate subjects to prepare you for your first university year in management engineering, giving you a good grounding in computer science and languages in particular for a focus on information management.

Three course sessions are offered: Mathematics, Computer Science and University Work Methodology, Dutch and English.Course scheduleFrom 18/08/2025 to 29/08/2025Courses in the "Mathematics", "Methodology" and "Computer Science" modules are held in the morning only between 8:30am and 12:20pm (3x50 min with a 10 min break between each class),from August 18 to 29.Dutch classes are organized in the afternoon from 1:30pm to 4:30pm, from August 18 to 22.English classes are organized in the afternoon from 1:30pm to 4:30pm, from August 25 to 29.MathematicsInformaticsMethodology of academic workDutch and English Download detailed program Registration fees Registration depends on the modules chosen: €55 for "Mathematics", "Computing" and "Methodology"€30 for "Dutch"€30 for "English"This amount includes course attendance and syllabi.In some cases, UNamur grants free or partial reimbursement of registration fees. Consult the conditions to benefit from these advantages. Image Register for preparatory courses Online registrations for 2024 are closed, those for August 2025 will begin on Saturday, March 29. Découvrir la rentrée académique Read more How do I register? Discover the online registration platform Practical info Housing, food, entertainment... Coming to the University of Namur By train, bus, bike or even on foot, all the information you need to reach the campus. Waiver or refund of registration fees

Three course sessions are offered: Producing and managing information in communication and politics & methodology of academic work, Dutch and English.

This session will familiarize you with the university environment (city, campus, faculty premises) and, more specifically, with the content, requirements and methods specific to studies in philosophy and the humanities. A specific session is planned for Germanic Languages and Humanities.

Accommodation, food, campus life... All the practical information you need to organize your preparatory courses at the University of Namur can be found on this page.

Seeking computer scientists... desperately!

The Faculty of Computer Science is active and internationally renowned in various disciplines, including theoretical computer science, software engineering and artificial intelligence. It conducts research in these disciplines, from their theoretical foundations to practical applications, in collaboration with industry. It also promotes an interdisciplinary approach to the societal impact of computer science, notably through collaboration with several research institutes.