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Study stays Do you want to spend part of your studies at a university abroad?1) First of all, check that your study program authorizes you to carry out such an exchange, by consulting the pages dedicated to international mobility at your faculty, or by contacting your international mobility manager.2) If this possibility exists, identify in the list of partner universities with which UNamur has signed a bilateral exchange agreement. In fact, in order to study abroad, a bilateral agreement must exist between UNamur and the partner university, and it must concern your field of study.3) Have you found some interesting destinations? Now's the time to enter your application in "Mobility Online", the mobility path management platform used by UNamur.This is open between mid-December and mid-February of the year preceding the mobility stay. The link will be communicated to you by your faculty's international mobility manager, after the November information sessions.You will need to identify yourself and encode several pieces of information.You will be able to choose three destinations, based on those available for your program and study cycle.From the moment you apply, you'll need to upload a number of documents, such as:Your CVA cover letterYour transcriptsA proposal for an exchange study programProof of proficiency in the language(s) of instruction/host countryThe documents required may vary between faculties. Don't hesitate to ask for advice from the mobility coordinator at your faculty! Selection procedures Selections and destination allocations are made by the mobility managers at each faculty during February and March.If you have been shortlisted, you will be contacted by your faculty manager, who will inform you of the allocated destination. The administrative and academic procedures for organizing your mobility start immediately afterwards. They involve several players: the first, of course, is you. You will be accompanied by the mobility program coordinators in the International Relations Department for all aspects relating to your scholarship, and by the mobility manager in your faculty for all pedagogical aspects.You will also be in contact with people responsible for administrative and pedagogical aspects at the partner university.Meeting deadlines is very important for the success of your stay abroad, especially if you are going to a destination outside the EU and need a study visa.Important note: your final selection will take place after the June examination session. Find out more about practical details SVG .cls-1 { fill: #323232; stroke-width: 0px; } Selection calendar See content SVG .cls-1 { fill: #323232; stroke-width: 0px; } Mobility for all See content SVG .cls-1 { fill: #323232; stroke-width: 0px; } Insurance and visa See content SVG .cls-1 { fill: #323232; stroke-width: 0px; } Scholarships See content

Find out more Throughout the year, information sessions are organized by program managers and faculty mobility coordinators and by the International Relations Department to give you information on international exchange opportunities, destinations and funding possibilities.These sessions are organized at key times during the academic year:Academic start: information at the back-to-school welcome sessionsTestimonial evening: 06 November 2024Faculty information sessions: first half of NovemberMeetings with exchange students from your faculty: early January Apply at The call for applications for study stays in Flanders, Europe and other destinations outside Europe opens in mid-December. Interested students receive the link to the online application form via their faculty coordinators. The call closes in mid-February.Selections take place during February and March.The call for applications for training stays in Flanders, Europe and other destinations outside Europe is open continuously, throughout the year.To be eligible, applications must be submitted on the Mobility Online platformby June 30 at the latestfor a stay in Flanders or within the European Union during Q1 of the following academic yearfor a stay in other destinations outside Europe during Q2 of the following academic yearby by September 30 at the latestfor a stay in Flanders or within the European Union during Q2 of the following academic yearGraduate studentsPhD students wishing to apply for a long or short research stay must apply:no later than 2 months before the presumed date of departure if the host institution is located in a third country associated with the programno later than 3 months before the presumed date of departure if the host institution is located in a third country not associated with the program.Short-term mobility programsApplications for course-type stays (short hybrid mobility or short intensive program) are only accepted for activities selected in advance by the departments in agreement with the International Relations Department. Find out more about practical details SVG .cls-1 { fill: #323232; stroke-width: 0px; } Procedures See content SVG .cls-1 { fill: #323232; stroke-width: 0px; } Insurance and visa See content SVG .cls-1 { fill: #323232; stroke-width: 0px; } Green mobility See content SVG .cls-1 { fill: #323232; stroke-width: 0px; } Housing See content

The mission of the Fonds de la Recherche Scientifique - FNRS is to develop basic scientific research through initiatives presented by researchers. It promotes the production and development of knowledge by supporting individual researchers on the one hand, and by funding research programs carried out in laboratories and departments located mainly in the universities of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation on the other.At the University of Namur, many researchers carry out their work thanks to funding from the FNRS.The FNRS is a major source of funding for the University of Namur.

Useful Links RegulationsAcademic Regulations and Assessment (REE)Doctoral RegulationsCode of ConductInternal Regulations of the Faculty of Computer Science (ROI) Daily LifeStudents with Special Needs - EBSNamur LGBTQI CircleThe LGBTQIA+ Youth GuideCommunication Awareness SheetStudent Harassment Protection - PHARECultural WorkshopsSI Brochure (Licenses and Software) Corporate Relations Companies, government agencies, and organizations interested in obtaining information or exploring opportunities for collaboration with the faculty are invited to contact us at entreprise.info@unamur.be. Like other French-speaking universities, UNamur has developed a tool to help its students and graduates advance their professional careers. The UNamur Career Center platform allows users to refine their career plans, prepare for interviews, and find the ideal internship or job. More information about the Namur Career Center Winners of the "Thesis" Award Each year, the School of Computer Science presents an award recognizing a thesis that stands out for its quality, originality, rigor, and the significance of its findings. Created in 2013 in honor of Professor Emeritus Jean Fichefet, who played a leading role in the founding and consolidation of the School of Computer Science, this award celebrates the spirit of innovation, entrepreneurship, and exploration of new fields and avenues. Since 2023, this award has been renamed and divided into two categories: Computer Science Thesis Award, Societal Impact: an award designed to promote theses distinguished by their societal relevance. The themes focus on a technology or development that improves the quality of community life, or on an ethical reflection stemming from a studied technology or development.Computer Science Thesis Award, General Impact: an award designed to promote theses across all topics studied within the School of Computer Science, including societal topics.  Learn more Map of the School of Computer Science Ground floor 2nd floor 2nd floor EMCP3rd floor 4th floor 

Le Confluent des savoirs The Confluent des Savoirs aims to share knowledge and insights from the university's seven faculties.Whether you're a teacher, researcher, student, parent or simply curious, the Confluent des Savoirs invites you to explore the world of research. Read more The astronomical observatory Antoine Thomas s.j. The University of Namur's astronomical observatory project is the desire to provide the Walloon capital with a permanent observatory, combined with a higher education, awareness-raising and scientific mediation program open to students, schools and the general public. A dream come true thanks to the generosity of our University's donors and partners. Read more

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Form Demand for curriculum adjustmentDEMAND FOR CURRICULUM ADJUSTMENT FOR RETURNING STUDENTS UNDER THE CONDITIONS PROVIDED FOR INCLUSIVE HIGHER EDUCATION DECREE.This questionnaire is intended to establish the applicant's file. The data collected will be processed in strict compliance with privacy legislation. Personal information Name ( optional ) First name ( optional ) E-mail address ( optional ) Cell phone number ( optional ) Legal address ( optional ) Kot address ( optional ) Date of birth ( optional ) UNamur student card number Academic information Training chosen at Unamur ( optional ) - Select -bacheliermasterPhD Education level Co-diploma training ( optional ) yes ( optional ) no ( optional ) If so, what is the co-development facility? ( optional ) Erasmus? Stay ( optional ) yes ( optional ) no ( optional ) If yes, what is the originating establishment? ( optional ) Description of the disorder, illness or disability Name ( optional ) Period of occurrence ( optional ) Birth ( optional ) Childhood ( optional ) Adolescence ( optional ) Date of last revalidation ( optional ) Organization ( optional ) If you have a recognition, please indicate the organization (AViQ, PHARE, Social Affairs, ...) and the contact details of the office you belong to. Description of the difficulties identified in following the chosen course without accommodation Description des difficultés identifiées pour suivre le cursus choisi sans aménagements    If you have a pre-existing pathology, describe the adaptations you have already benefited from, including in secondary education. ( optional ) Si la pathologie préexistait, décrivez les adaptations dont vous avez déjà bénéficié, en ce compris dans le secondaire  Le rapport médical circonstancié (volet B) doit obligatoirement être rempli par un médecin et joint à ce formulaire de demande ou envoyé à l'adresse email ebs-handicap@unamur.be. Télécharger le volet B (rapport médical circonstancié) ( optional ) One file only.64 MB limit.Allowed types: txt, rtf, pdf, doc, docx, odt, ppt, pptx, odp, xls, xlsx, ods. Facilities and type of support required ( optional ) For academic activities (courses, practical work, internships, exams) and campus integration ( optional ) Pour les activités académiques (cours, travaux pratiques, activités de stage, examens) et l'intégration sur le campus    External resources that may be mobilized - None -Therapeutic follow-upSpeech therapy follow-upNeuropsychological follow-upMethodological supportPedagogical supportOther External resources that may be mobilized to enable greater autonomy in managing the pathology or disorder ( optional ) Ressources extérieures éventuellement mobilisées permettant une plus grande autonomie dans la gestion de la pathologie ou du trouble  Specify ( optional ) Certified true In order to process your request, data not marked "optional" must be completed. When you submit this form, the completed data is transmitted to UNamur and used to follow up on your request. To find out more about your data protection and rights (link to site privacy policy) This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Contact Psychologists: Sandrine Vieillevoye and Claire Monhonvaletudiants-besoin-specifique-handicap@unamur.be Address:Rue Bruno 7B-5000 Namur

Chez MarshaChez Marsha is the circle for LGBTQIA+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer and intersex and asexual) young people at the University of Namur. It has been in existence for some twenty years, and welcomes between 15 and 20 young people for evenings with a variety of themes: film screenings, debates, presentations by associations, board games, a "auberge espagnole", and so on. Chez Marsha is a safe place where they can express themselves and enjoy a convivial evening. Follow "Chez Marsha": Facebook page / Instagram page.Address: Rue de l'Arsenal, 5 A- 5000 Namur Cercle des Étudiants Internationaux de Namur The Circle of International Students (CeiNA) aims to promote multiculturalism and dialogue between students who come from different cultures and different parts of the globe. This student circle organizes several classic or themed evenings (sports, games, gastronomic, ...) and its gala. Follow CeiNA: Facebook page / Instagram page.Address: Rue de Bruxelles, 75 - 5000 Namur

Have you been selected for a study, training or research stay at a partner institution in a country outside the European Union? In most cases, you'll need a visa. Different types of visa may be required depending on the destination and purpose of the stay (study, company internship, laboratory internship, research...).

The Erasmus program is a unique opportunity to discover new cultures, enjoy unforgettable experiences and meet people from all over the world. To make this adventure even more rewarding, the University of Namur encourages its students to choose an eco-responsible means of transport, in line with its sustainable development policy.

Finding accommodation in the city where your host institution is located for your Erasmus exchange can be a challenge. Good planning is key to finding a suitable place to stay.