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Cahier 121 - Les perspectives budgétaires de la Région Wallonne de 2025 à 2030 - N. Nerinckx, G. Carlier, N. Paulus and E. Lecuivre - Sous la direction de H. BogaertCahier 120 - Les perspectives budgétaires de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles de 2025 à 2030 - N. Nerinckx, G. Carlier, N. Paulus and E. Lecuivre - Sous la direction de H. BogaertCahier 119 - Note exploratoire sur la responsabilisation budgétaire de l'entité I, des Régions et des Communautés - L. Broquet sous la responsabilité de H. BogaertCahier 118 - MaSala : Simulateur de la masse salariale dans l'enseignement en Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles - Méthodologie, perspectives et scénarios- E. Lecuivre, J.-M. Paul and H. Bogaert, with the collaboration of A. Dufays and C. CaytanCahier 117 - Les perspectives budgétaires de la Commission communautaire commune de 2024 à 2029 - L. Collot, C. Franc, E. Lecuivre et N. Nerinckx - Sous la direction de H. BogaertCahier 116 - Les perspectives budgétaires de la Commission communautaire française de 2024 à 2029 - N. Nerinckx, L. Collot, C. Franc and E. Lecuivre - Edited by H. BogaertCahier 115 - Les perspectives budgétaires de la Région de Bruxelles-Capitale de 2024 à 2029 - C. Franc, L. Collot, E. Lecuivre and N. Nerinckx - Sous la direction de H. BogaertCahier 114 - Les perspectives budgétaires de la Région wallonne de 2024 à 2029 - L. Collot, C. Franc, E. Lecuivre and N. Nerinckx - Edited by H. BogaertCahier 113 - Les perspectives budgétaires de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles de 2024 à 2029 - N. Nerinckx, L. Collot, C. Franc and E. Lecuivre - Under the direction of H. Bogaert

Since 2014, the University of Namur has been a signatory to the Gender Contact Person Agreement with the Wallonia Brussels Federation. Here are the annual reports written by the Gender Contact Person (PCG) of the University of Namur. From 2022 onwards, the reports are biennial.Report 2021-2023 (.pdf)Report 2019-2020 (.pdf)Report 2018-2019 (.pdf)Report 2017-2018 (.pdf)Report 2016-2017 (.pdf)Report 2015-2016 (.pdf)Report 2014-2015 (.pdf)

Dreaming of a legal career that's open to Belgium and the world? With the trilingual immersion programme in law (2 +2 +1) developed by the University of Namur and the University of Hasselt, you'll enjoy a rare experience in Belgium: five years of study in French, Dutch and English, in two universities, two linguistic communities... and a year abroad to complete the package. A demanding, exciting and resolutely forward-looking course!On this page, discover the specific features, strengths and useful information of this programme.

In 2025-2026, UNamur's Faculty of Sciences has the honor and privilege of hosting Professor Sander Jacobs on the occasion of a Francqui Chair awarded to him by the Francqui Foundation: "Repairing our relationship with Nature to transform our societies". Sander Jacobs is Senior Researcher at INBO (Institute for Nature and Forest), Nature & Society research group, Coordinator of the Urban Nature research program and Visiting Professor at Ghent University.

Find testimonials from Alumni of the University of Namur published in Omalius.

The Department of Physics is proud of its graduates, whether they are pursuing inspiring careers (in research, industry, education, or innovation) or have changed paths. This page is dedicated to them to stay connected, share news, and build a vibrant community. Events and initiatives will be organized to foster interaction, both among alumni and with current students. Together, let’s spread the word about physics beyond the walls of our beautiful university in Namur!

As part of its university missions, the Department of Pharmacy has developed a structure, the NAB-X Biobank enabling human body material and in particular plasma and serum to be stored in optimal conditions in order to promote medical research.

In 1831, when it was founded by the Jesuits, the University of Namur had... 2 students and taught only philosophy. Some 200 years later, it trains over 7,000 students of 63 different nationalities. These students work in 7 faculties and an interfaculty department: law, computer science, medicine, philosophy & literature, science, economics, social & management sciences, education and training sciences, as well as the School of Modern Languages.While the numbers have changed a great deal, the spirit of our university remains: To pay particular attention to the self-fulfilment of its members and the sustainable development of society.

The Grandes Conférences Namuroises (GCN), a series of six conferences per academic year organized by the University of Namur, addresses topics that shed light on major societal issues: the environment, economics, culture, philosophy, literature, science, and digital technology. Come and listen to and share ideas with some of the leading figures in our society who encourage us to reflect and open our minds to the world: this is the invitation that the GCN has been extending to the public every year for more than ten years. 

Founded in 2007, the REHNam brings together the University of Namur's permanent and assimilated academic and scientific retirees.It maintains the link between them and their "Alma Mater" and provides them with a forum for expression and exchange. In consultation with the institution and the various faculties via their deans, the REHNam promotes the values that the University stands for and contributes, according to its competencies, to the missions of teaching, research and service to society.

At the University of Namur, we have been pursuing a proactive and well-considered gender policy for several years now. As early as 2011, a working group on this topic was established. Since 2014, the University of Namur, like all French-speaking universities in Belgium and the F.R.S.-FNRS, has had a Gender Committee. This committee follows the policy guidelines set by the Vice-Rectorate in charge of gender.