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A poster session to explore AI across all disciplines

As part of the interdisciplinary course “AI: Challenges and Opportunities,” students at UNamur presented a series of posters focusing on the uses of artificial intelligence in their fields of study. This highlight showcased the diversity of AI applications, as well as the University of Namur’s commitment to training students to use it critically, fairly, and thoughtfully.
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Space Within Everyone’s Reach: A European Student Adventure at UNamur

In April 2026, UNamur hosted two events as part of the UNIVERSEH alliance, bringing together more than a hundred students from across Europe.
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Bachelor of Medicine - Registration procedure for resident students

To enroll in the bachelor's degree program in medicine, students must first pass the entrance exam. The procedure differs depending on the student's status: resident or non-resident.
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Terms of payment

Any student is invited to pay the tuition fee by the date of the start of the academic year, i.e. September 14 in order to be included in the lists of learning activities on time.
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Bachelor of Medicine - non-resident student

To enroll in the bachelor's degree program in medicine, students must first pass the entrance exam. The procedure differs depending on the student's status: resident or non-resident.  
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Future bachelor student

Are you in rhetoric and about to start your university education? The University of Namur is with you every step of the way. On this page, you'll find a wealth of useful resources to help you with your orientation and enrolment process. You can also discover bachelor's degree programs, learn more about campus life and explore the many opportunities available to you as a student at the University of Namur.
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Registration application procedure

Here you will find all the necessary information and explanations for submitting an application to the University of Namur via the registration platform.
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Administrative fees

The review of your application by the admissions committee is subject to the payment of a fixed administrative fee of €200. This is a prerequisite for the review of your application.
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Course-load reduction

In the vast majority of cases, the student’s annual program (PAE) consists of 60 credits. In certain justified cases, however, you have the option to reduce the course load. 
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Bank guarantee

If you are a non-European Union (HUE) national, you must prove that you have sufficient financial means to cover study and subsistence costs for the duration of your studies in order to obtain a long-term visa (or to extend your Belgian residence permit).
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Refugee students

Measures have been taken by mutual agreement with the universities of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation to promote the integration of refugee students into the French-speaking Belgian university system.
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Unregistration and drop out

Registration cancellationUp to and including November 30. You must complete both the refund form and the notice of abandonment form. You will be refunded your tuition fees, except for the €50 deposit. The year will not be counted towards the rest of your academic career.UnregistrationAfter November 30, you will receive no refund and will be liable for the full amount of your tuition fees if this amount has not been paid at the time of your unregistration request (unless you have applied for and been awarded a scholarship). The year will be counted towards the rest of your academic career.Please note that for international students, the €200 application fee is non-refundable under any circumstances.Once the withdrawal form has been completed and sent, you will receive an acknowledgement of receipt on your @student.unamur.be email box. Claim form Abandonment notice form
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