Why support us
The University of Namur is renowned for its values, educational excellence and pioneering research. By supporting its projects, you give more resources to its 900 scientists who are building tomorrow's world.
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Projects that make an impact
Thanks to the support it receives, the University of Namur sets up research projects addressing societal and health issues, encourages innovative teaching initiatives, contributes to student aid programs and enhances the heritage entrusted to it.
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Manon Lallemand
Edouard de Schaetzen
Making a bequest in your will
You can include UNamur in your will to support a project that resembles you and respects your choices, while optimizing your estate for tax purposes.
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Elaine Brasseur
Anthony Simonofski
SDG 7: Clean, affordable energy
On this page, you'll find a report on all the actions and activities initiated at the University of Namur in connection with United Nations Sustainable Development Goal #7: "Clean and Affordable Energy".
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SDG 17: Partnerships to achieve the goals
On this page, you will find a report on all the actions and activities initiated at the University of Namur in connection with United Nations Sustainable Development Goal #17: "Partnerships for achieving the Goals".
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SDG 8: Decent work and economic growth
On this page, you will find a report on all the actions and activities initiated at the University of Namur in connection with United Nations Sustainable Development Goal #8: "Decent Work and Economic Growth".
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SDG 9: Industry, innovation and infrastructure
On this page, you'll find a report on all the actions and activities initiated at the University of Namur in connection with United Nations Sustainable Development Goal #9: "Industry, innovation and infrastructure".
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SDG 10: Reduced inequalities
On this page, you will find a report on all the actions and activities initiated at the University of Namur in connection with United Nations Sustainable Development Goal #10: "Reduced Inequalities".
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