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Registration at UNamur Admission requirementsApplication proceduresApplication fees Image Accommodation facilities Visit University accommodation from 1pm to 5:30pm!The University's location in the heart of the city means you can benefit from a very wide choice of accommodation close to the campus. The University has 500 rooms, including 2 supervised residences and numerous "Kots à projet". The private rental offer also includes many studios or individual flats...Come and visit the University's accommodation during the Open Day or consult our database of accommodation in the city on the site Preparatory courses Information on preparatory course curricula at ALL facultiesConsulting syllabiRegistration procedures Moretus Plantin University Library (BUMP) Image Campus life Sports and cultural activitiesCommunity involvementStudent general assemblyUniversity canteenUniversity chaplaincy University Social Center The Student Social UnitStudent grants from the Wallonia-Brussels FederationEnrollment fee amounts and payment methodsCost of a year's studyFinancial aid from the Social UnitThe Medical-Psychological UnitOrientation for studies or professionsPsychological and medical consultationsStudents with specific needsThe Social UnitThe Social UnitThe Social UnitpsychologiqueOrientation of studies or professionsPsychological and medical consultationsStudents with special needs and disabilities (EBS-ESH) Inscrivez-vous à la "Portes ouvertes" du 21 mars 2026 S'inscrire à la "Portes ouvertes" du 21 mars

After studying philosophy at UNamur and a few years as a teacher, Jérôme Bouvy became the first hospital philosopher at the Grand Hôpital de Charleroi. His missions: to bring philosophy as a living practice to the heart of his institution's day-to-day operations, and to support workers in their quest for meaning in their work.

Two new Master's degree specializations are on offer from the start of the new academic year. One will provide training in general medicine, the other in the management and economics of sustainable development. Other pedagogical innovations in existing course programs are also proposed, including a course designed to train block students in the challenges of Artificial Intelligence and develop their critical thinking skills to use AI in a relevant way. Through these innovations and new features, UNamur is demonstrating its ability to constantly adapt its educational offering in response to changes in society.

UNamur participates in the certificate in Participatory Democracy coordinated by UCLouvain.

Taking into account your field of study, you are strongly recommended to check that you are in order of vaccination against tetanus and if necessary to proceed with the required booster shots. In the event of any problems arising from failure to comply with this recommendation, the University of Namur accepts no responsibility in this matter.

Our society is undergoing a digital revolution, impacting its organization, but also its practices, and even its values. Most sectors of our society have to integrate this revolution, including eHealth, eGov, eServices, collaborative economy. Solving these challenges requires a transdisciplinary approach including technology, scientific foundations, but also societal, ethical, juridical and economic viewpoints.NADI aims at federating all the UNamur researchers working on the following challenges in 7 research fields:

Building on a tradition of computer science research at the University of Namur, NaDI federates six research centers focusing on different aspects of the digital society.

Contact Co-President Bruno Dumas bruno.dumas@unamur.be Co-President Alexandre de Streel alexandre.destreel@unamur.be Organization Discover the members

NADI offers extensive expertise in artificial intelligence: bio-inspired robotics, robust, interactive, interpretable and safe machine learning, automatic program verification, declarative programming, business intelligence, knowledge representation and automatic software testing. This has already led to numerous collaborations with medical experts, industry and civil society. Along with other areas of expertise at NADI, AI experts are also exploring the educational, ethical, societal and legal implications of AI.

The collaborative economy refers to marketplaces that provide access to goods, services or skills through peer-to-peer exchanges. NADI explores the economic, technological and societal/environmental impacts of these exchanges.

Jury members Prof. David VRYDAGHS (President), UNamurProf. Denis SAINT-AMAND (Promoter, Secretary), FNRS - UNamurProf. Olivier BELIN, Sorbonne UniversitéProf. Anne REVERSEAU, FNRS - UCLouvainProf. Anne-Christine ROYERE, Université de ReimsYou are cordially invited to attend this defense.The proclamation will be followed by a drink at the Salle académique.