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Consultation Direct AccessAnyone with a library card may consult books and journals in the reading room. Most materials are available for direct access, and two photocopiers are also available to patrons.Reserve BooksApproximately 450 books are stored at the front desk and are available for in-library use only. The call numbers for these items end with the term “Reserve.” To access them, you must go to the service desk with your library card and the item’s reference (call number and title).To help you locate the materials, please refer to the “Locating Materials” section. Loan Students and individuals outside the School of Law may borrow up to three books for one evening or one weekend. Loans may be renewed once at the library desk or by phone. Failure to return a book by the due date results in a fine of 0.5 € per business day per book. Book loans are suspended until fines are paid. In the event of a repeat offense, borrowing privileges are suspended until the end of the current academic year.Faculty of Law staff members may borrow an unlimited number of books for a period of two months. The Library reserves the right, however, to request the return of borrowed books at any time. Failure to return a book by the due date will result in the suspension of borrowing privileges.Faculty of Law staff members may, however, borrow a maximum of one book from the reference collection, for a period limited to two days.Certain materials are not available for loan:PeriodicalsDocuments marked with a green stickerEncyclopedias, dictionaries, codes, and loose-leaf publicationsReserve books (red sticker)Every borrower is personally responsible for the items they borrow. They will be required to pay the replacement costs for any items that are not returned.Anyone who damages a book while using it in the library or while it is on loan must pay the costs of restoration or replacement.

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The vast majority of books and magazines are available for direct access in the library. To help you locate them, here is a short summary of the location of the different shelf numbers.

Making students active participants in their own success, getting them more involved and developing their soft skills - these are the challenges that assistants working on practical work in the law of obligations have set themselves. Since last year, they have been rethinking the way they teach by changing their posture with the aim of encouraging student success.

Law studies at UNamur offer you a theoretical education that is grounded in society and focused on legal practice: starting in your first year, you’ll tackle real-world cases, develop your critical thinking skills, and join a dynamic and engaged student community. Choosing to study law at UNamur means choosing a multidisciplinary, student-centered approach that addresses today’s challenges. Discover the available degree programs on this page.

Role-playing games, card games, board games, escape rooms… For several years now, the teaching assistants in the Contract Law unit have been revitalizing their practical sessions through the use of game-based learning. This educational approach transforms classes into spaces for discussion and collaboration, while boosting student motivation and engagement.