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Since the discovery of fire in prehistoric times, humans have been fascinated by matter, its properties, and the changes that occur naturally or as a result of human intervention. Now known as "chemists," specialists in the reactivity of matter continue to pursue the art of experimentation and discovery. The products of their essential knowledge are applied in the fields of nutrition, health, hygiene, transportation, sports, construction, and environmental protection. 

Health is your most valuable asset. To cope with pain and illness, you regularly use medications. Natural, synthetic, biosynthetic... the choice is vast. Pharmacists, who are medication specialists, are there to advise you. You are familiar with the dispensing pharmacist, but pharmacy graduates can perform many other activities to help improve our health and quality of life. 

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.

The University of Namur is asserting itself as a key player in Artificial Intelligence (AI) by integrating this technology into its teaching programs, conducting cutting-edge research on the subject and placing its expertise at the service of society.

UNamur prepares its students for the challenges of artificial intelligence by integrating its learning into the curriculum. The aim is to provide them with a critical and ethical understanding of this technology, while developing skills adapted to the realities of the digital world.

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.

To enable you to test your knowledge of the various subjects and experience the exam, UNamur invites you to take part in mock exams on Saturday, May 30, 2026, and/or Friday, July 10, 2026.This test has been designed by teachers who are fully familiar with the type of questions asked in the exam. However, this does not mean that this mock exam will be a perfect representation of the 2026 exam!This mock exam allows you to: experience the exam in conditions similar to those in Brussels in August 2026;test your progress a few months/weeks before the deadline. This exam simulation is not limited to the presentation of the test. Thanks to a collective review with the teachers, you will be able to see your mistakes and your success rate for each question. 

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.

UNamur supports the open access publication policy.

General practitioners see students without appointments during office hours on campus, at 7 Rue Bruno.

Fellow NARC 2025-2028 | Arthur Borriello (EMCP Faculty - Transitions Institute) has been awarded an FNRS-MIS funding for scientific research. His mandate began in January 2025 for a period of 3 years.