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At the start of the 2023 academic year, the Faculty of Economics, Social Sciences and Management is changing deans. Pietro Zidda succeeds Alain de Crombrugghe. An opportunity for this professor of marketing and management to discuss the projects and priorities of his next term. Interview.

Fundamental or more applied, research activity is at the heart of the intellectual life of the Faculty Economics Management Communication Politics (EMCP). It is carried out by teams of professors, assistants, researchers, doctoral students and post-doctoral fellows. It is part of 11 major research themes developed within 5 research institutes and 10 research centers and teams.

Legal research at UNamur is based on an open and interdisciplinary scientific approach. It is distinguished by its close integration of legal theory, societal innovation, and human engagement.Through its research centers—CRIDS, the Center for Vulnerabilities & Societies, and the Contract Law Unit—the Faculty contributes to contemporary debates and public policy. It collaborates with numerous partners in Belgium and internationally.Discover the research areas of the Faculty of Law at UNamur on this page.

As part of its mission to serve society, the UNamur Faculty of Law is actively committed to continuing education and the sharing of legal knowledge. It offers specialized certificates, accredited conferences, and innovative initiatives such as the Namur Legal Lab. Through its dynamic networks—the Association of Namur Lawyers (AJN) and its alumni association (ADANam)—the Faculty strengthens ties between the academic world, legal professionals, and society. On this page, discover the various initiatives of the UNamur Faculty of Law, dedicated to serving a just and sustainable society.

Research at the Faculty is part of 11 major research themes: from development economics to digital, via innovation, marketing and didactics, discover the research themes developed within the Faculty of Economic, Social and Management Sciences.

You wish to enroll in a graduate program (master's or specialized master's) and hold an international undergraduate degree (bachelor's). You will find the information you need to enroll on this page.

The physics module consists of 8 hours of lectures and 4 hours of small-group exercises.The lecturesVector theoryVector magnitude: definition and representations (geometric and algebraic)Composition of vectors from their geometric representationAlgebraic representation of a vectorComposition of vectors from their algebraic representationUse of vectors in physics - Example of the translational equilibrium of a body subjected to several forces.KinematicsThe fundamental quantities of kinematicsThe position vector and the law of spacesThe velocity vector and the law of velocitiesThe acceleration vector and the law of accelerationsAnalysis of a few simple simple motionsUniform rectilinear motion - MRUUniformly accelerated rectilinear motion - MRUAThe falling bodiesComposition of a MRU and a MRUAExercisesDynamicsObjective - notion of force - measurement of a forceForcesUniversal gravitationWeightElastic forceFrictional forceLa Newton's 1st law (principle of inertia) and some applicationsNewton's 2nd lawMassApplications of Newton's 2nd law : satellite motion, motion on an inclined plane, parabolic flightNewton's 3rd law (action-reaction principle) and some applications.ExercisesExercises are carried out in small groups with the help of an assistant.They focus mainly on vector calculus and kinematics. These two subjects also provide an opportunity to review a few mathematical tools (trigonometry and derivative of a function) essential for tackling a physics course.

Rudiments of matrix calculus and solving systems of linear equationsThe symbol ∑Matrix calculusSolving systems of linear equationsUsing matrices in systems of linear equationsPlanar analytic geometryRightsConicsReal conicsReal analysisGeneralities about functionsLimits and continuityContinuity of real functions of one variable realDerivabilityIntegral calculusComplex numbersIntroduction and solution of ax²+bx+c = 0, a,b,c ∈ R , a ≠ 0DefinitionsGeometric representation and trigonometric formAddition and multiplication of complex numbersRacins n-iths of a complex numberExercisesTrigonometryDefinition of anglesThe pointed and oriented planeThe trigonometric circle - The trigonometric numbers of an angleSome properties of the trigonometric numbers of an angleRelations between sin a, cos a and ctg aMultidetermination of anglesTrigonometry formulaeElementary trigonometric equationsFundamental trigonometric equationsEquations that can be reduced to an equation of the second degreeTrigonometric equations of the type a sin x + b cos x = cRectangular trianglesAny trianglesSimilitude of trianglesExercisesLogic and reasoningLogic of propositionsLogic of predicates

The University of Namur has implemented several initiatives on its campus.

The research landscape at UNamur currently comprises 11 institutes. They bring together and cross-fertilize diverse skills around a global theme. This approach encourages cross-disciplinary collaboration and original approaches in both research and teaching.

The profile of the junior researcher (First Stage Researcher - R1) includes doctoral candidates as well as doctoral students according to the classification set up by EURAXESS.You will find all the useful information about your status here.