Bachelor in Law with a minor in economics
Can’t decide between law and economics? At UNamur, the Bachelor in Law with a minor in economics lets you avoid having to choose: you’ll build a versatile, sought-after, and adaptable skill set.Upon completion of this three-year program, you gain direct access to the 120-credit Master’s in Law and the 60- or 120-credit Master’s in Economics at UNamur. This program therefore allows you to earn two Master’s degrees in 6 or 7 years.On this page, learn about the benefits, program structure, and career opportunities of the Bachelor in Law with a minor in Economics at UNamur.
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"2 +2 +1" trilingual legal immersion programme
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.
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Digital law (DTIC)
IT studies - evening classes
Seeking computer scientists... desperately!
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Theo de Roose
Research
The Faculty of Computer Science is active and internationally renowned in various disciplines, including theoretical computer science, software engineering and artificial intelligence. It conducts research in these disciplines, from their theoretical foundations to practical applications, in collaboration with industry. It also promotes an interdisciplinary approach to the societal impact of computer science, notably through collaboration with several research institutes.
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Amaury
Service to society
Informatics is one of the pillars of our society. The Faculty of Computer Science therefore has a particular duty to provide services to society.Concretely, these services materialize in particular through the creation of synergies between researchers and industry, through involvement in a partnership with the Government of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation, and through the provision of knowledge and know-how.
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e-Government Chair
The University of Namur created the e-Government Chair in order to offer, mainly to the public sector, independent expertise concerning digital governance. The Chair ensures a technological and scientific watch in the various aspects of digital governance (technical, legal, managerial and strategic) and pursues consultancy, training and scientific research missions.
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EduCoNum Chair
The Digital Education Chair aims to support research related to the issues of digitizing our society and educating citizens and workers in digital media and technologies. As a grouping of interdisciplinary expertise in the field of digital education, it enables innovative and complex approaches to these issues. The Chair is in line with UNamur's strategic development axes and supports a network of collaborations between its members and between disciplines.
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