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Created in memory of the founder of UNamur's Biology Department, the Fonds Adrien Bauchau (FAB) has been promoting research excellence in the life sciences since 1989.

Two researchers from the University of Namur's Department of Physics, Professor Michaël Lobet and his PhD student Adrien Debacq, are taking a close look at a subject that fascinates the scientific community : superradiance in media with a refractive index close to zero. In an article published this summer in Nature's prestigious journal Light: science & applications, in collaboration with Harvard University (USA), Michigan Technological University (MTU) and Sparrow Quantum, they contribute to the development of quantum computing.

As part of its mission to support research, Confluent des Savoirs offers interdisciplinary training courses for doctoral students, researchers, and master’s students at the University of Namur.

“My Thesis in 180 Seconds” is a competition for PhD students and recent PhD graduates. In three minutes, participants must present their thesis topic in simple terms and in French, avoiding scientific jargon to make it understandable to a general audience. 

Le Confluent des Savoirs supports researchers and students at the University of Namur in sharing their work with the general public, making research more accessible, engaging, and captivating.

During the Japanese Emperor’s state visit to Belgium, two professors from the University of Namur had the opportunity to represent their institution at two highlights of the official program. Isabelle Parmentier and Alexandre Mauroy reflect on an experience they won’t soon forget.

Congratulations on your admission to the University of Namur. We wish you an excellent academic year! Here you will find practical information to help you prepare for your arrival in Belgium, as well as advice and service for administrative procedures.

Supporting the university: an investment in the future In a world facing multiple crises, what universities produce is a valuable asset and an investment in the future. Through scientific research, universities provide the knowledge essential to addressing the medical and environmental challenges that affect us, and the skills needed to understand increasingly complex economic and societal realities. Through its unique teaching, which is nourished by this scientific research, it offers young people training so that they can become not only experts in their field, but also citizens ready to play their role as actors in tomorrow's world.  UNamur is proud of what makes up its DNA: excellence combined with proximity. Support UNamur in its missions During this festive season of generosity, we invite you to support UNamur's projects with a donation. These projects are led by our scientists, who work tirelessly every day to help us live healthier lives, treat diseases more effectively, and hopefully one day find cures; to understand democratic, economic, technological, and legal issues; and to preserve our heritage and cultural treasures. These projects are the brainchild of our teachers, who train the actors and actresses of a society that we hope will be respectful of our planet and its inhabitants. Finally, these projects are those of our university community, which is committed every day to innovating in the service of society and promoting the values that are dear to you and to us.  Image Each of your donations will be a gift for future generations who are growing up within our walls.  Annick Castiaux Rector To make a donation Send your donation by bank transfer to the UNamur account BE92 3500 0000 0123, mentioning DON + 5847850 in the payment reference.Make a donation online by clicking on the button below.Donations of €40 or more are tax deductible and entitle you to a 30% tax reduction. A donation of €80 will actually cost you €56 after tax deduction! Thank you for your support! Make an online donation

This page is intended for international students from outside the European Union.The amounts listed will take effect starting with the 2026–2027 academic year, subject to the adoption and publication in the Belgian Official Gazette of the decree regarding the progressive tuition fee.

Now that you’ve earned your bachelor’s degree, are you interested in continuing your academic studies at the University of Namur? On this page, you’ll find a wealth of useful resources to help you with your master’s program. You can also learn about the master’s programs offered, as well as specialized master’s programs and bridge programs. You’ll also find information about campus life and the many opportunities available to you as a student at the University of Namur.

The RCO (Reactivity and Organometallic Catalysis) research team is located in the Chemistry Department of the University of Namur. Researchers are housed in two recently equipped synthesis laboratories and a physical measurement and spectroscopy laboratory. Offices and a meeting room are located next to the laboratories, in an area dedicated to team members and students.