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UNamur places artificial intelligence at the heart of its research strategy, mobilizing its expertise to explore its applications, limitations, and societal implications. Through interdisciplinary projects involving computer science, law, science, and the humanities, the university contributes to innovation and the development of responsible solutions. As a key player in the Wallonia-Brussels Federation, UNamur aims to strengthen its scientific impact and structure a collaborative approach to AI issues.

UNamur puts its expertise at the service of businesses, institutions, and the general public to support the adoption of AI-related issues. UNamur establishes partnerships with technology companies and research institutions to strengthen its capabilities in artificial intelligence. These collaborations enable the sharing of knowledge, the development of joint projects, and the promotion of innovation.Through collaborations, expertise, and awareness-raising activities, it is contributing to a controlled and responsible digital transition.

Artificial intelligence (AI) impacts the university's three missions, as well as its internal operations. The University of Namur intends to seize the opportunities offered by this new milestone in digital transformation, while maintaining a critical and informed view of these opportunities.  To this end, it has set up a scientific committee to support the AI transformation: the AI Council.

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The University of Namur offers its students an exceptional learning environment thanks to its strategic location in the heart of the city. Located just a five-minute walk from the new multimodal train station, UNamur provides easy access to public transport, making it easy for students to get around every day.

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At the University of Namur, we firmly believe that human dignity is inviolable and must be protected. Inspired by our Jesuit heritage, and building on our values (humanness, sustainability, freedom, excellence and openness), we are committed to creating an environment where every individual is respected, valued and celebrated.

At the University of Namur, we are firmly committed to promoting gender equality, non-discrimination and respect for diversity. Our policy is based on the values of justice, inclusion and respect for human dignity.

At the university, every student does more than attend classes: each and every one contributes to a community based on respect, solidarity and integrity. These values are essential to guarantee an environment in which to flourish to the full.This information accompanies the Student Code of Good Conduct and makes it easier to understand.

The university must set an example in terms of sustainable development in all three dimensions (economic, social, and environmental) through the way it manages its infrastructure and assets to be "sustainable in form," as well as through its commitment, as an educational and research institution, to actively contribute to environmental transition to be "sustainable in substance." All of this must be in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

The three Belgian scientific experiments selected to be carried out on board the International Space Station (ISS) during astronaut Raphaël Liégeois' mission in 2026 have just been unveiled by the Federal Science Policy Public Service (Belspo). One of them is carried by a team from UNamur for an experiment at the crossroads of biology and physics aimed at analyzing the resistance of the "blob", an atypical unicellular organism.

SPiN's research activities take the form of numerous projects, including doctoral and postdoctoral projects, on philosophical or transdisciplinary aspects, research seminars and scientific publications.