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Development cooperation is a major objective of the University of Namur. Within this framework, the university offers possible mobility programs.

The International Relations Service (SRI) supports and accompanies the faculties and institutes of the University of Namur in the internationalization of their activities.

The Faculty offers 2nd cycle students (in management engineering or management sciences, Business advice or Advanced management) the opportunity to carry out an internship abroad, in a company or organization, during the 2nd quarter of the 2nd year of Master 120. This internship is valued at 5 credits in the student's program.

This internship aims to facilitate the entry into professional life of young graduates (Master 60, Master 120). It is governed by an internship agreement that must be signed before graduation, while the internship must take place within 12 months of graduation.

Come and discover the "internship" mobility opportunities offered by the Faculty of Economic, Social and Management Sciences during your academic career and even afterwards!

A Faculty in tune with life in society, with direct links to businesses, schools and other organizations, at the heart of each of our training courses.

Discover the partnerships with companies or organizations maintained by various Faculty disciplines, namely communication, management and economics.

The CeDES (Centre de Didactique Economique et Sociale): the economic and social field at the service of secondary and higher education teachers

Alumni EMCP develops and animates the alumni network of the Faculty of Economics Management Communication sciencesPo (EMCP) of the University of Namur.

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.

The International Relations Department (SRI) supports students, researchers and members of the academic and administrative staff of the University of Namur in their efforts to undertake an international mobility stay.

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 any teacher 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. Find out more about the Chemistry Department SVG .cls-1 { fill: #323232; stroke-width: 0px; } Home See content SVG .cls-1 { fill: #323232; stroke-width: 0px; } Studying chemistry See content SVG .cls-1 { fill: #323232; stroke-width: 0px; } Chemical research See content SVG .cls-1 { fill: #323232; stroke-width: 0px; } Members of the Chemistry Department See content