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SPiN's research activities take the form of numerous projects, including doctoral and postdoctoral projects, on philosophical or transdisciplinary aspects, research seminars and scientific publications.

The University of Namur is asserting itself as a key player in Artificial Intelligence (AI) by integrating this technology into its teaching programs, conducting cutting-edge research on the subject and placing its expertise at the service of society.

UNamur prepares its students for the challenges of artificial intelligence by integrating its learning into the curriculum. The aim is to provide them with a critical and ethical understanding of this technology, while developing skills adapted to the realities of the digital world.

This summer's third and final focus on the NaDI-CeRCLe research center, which has gained international recognition in recent weeks thanks to awards won by three young researchers in service management. Following on from Floriane Goosse and Victor Sluÿters, we invite you to discover the work of Florence Nizette, a young researcher working on Artificial Intelligence technologies.

The JEDDT program From October to April, the Sustainable Development and Transition Education Days will immerse you in a unique transdisciplinary experience.Enlightening and structuring lecturesCollaborative activities on campusEngaging and inspiring debatesInteractive workshopsPersonal and collective reflectionsA human and intellectual adventure that will transform you and arm you with the desire and ability to meet tomorrow's challenges. Student testimonials "An enriching, useful, innovative, benevolent experience""Participating in JEDDT means surpassing yourself, surrounding yourself with committed minds thirsting for knowledge, and above all valuing the Earth" Registration open Registrations are open until September 25. Please note that places are limited to 80 students. To book your participation or obtain more information, contact Amélie Lachapelle at amelie.lachapelle@unamur.be

At the University of Namur, student success is at the heart of everything we do. Professors, assistants and staff members are committed every day to offering much more than quality teaching: comprehensive support, designed to sustain each pathway.As the start of the university year approaches, a brief overview of these levers which, from day one, help students to move forward with confidence and support them in every dimension of their pathway.

Last June, the UNamur Board of Directors officially announced the creation of the Observatoire des Littératures Sauvages (OLSa). Founded in 2022 under the leadership of Denis Saint-Amand, FNRS qualified researcher in the Department of French and Romance Languages and Literatures, this research center studies how literature is constructed outside of books and literary institutions, through alternative objects or channels.

Essay topic Between Intuition and Analytics: Investigating Data-Driven Decision-Making in Elite Football Coaching Composition of the Jury PromotersProfessor Corentin Burnay, University of NamurProfessor Stéphane Faulkner, University of NamurOther Jury membersProfessor Matthias Bogaert, University of GhentProfessor Manuel Kolp, Catholic University of LeuvenProfessor Géraldine Zeimers, Catholic University of LeuvenPresident of the JuryProfessor Anthony Simonofski, University of Namur

Entitled "A hidden treasure of the BUMP: the Bergeyck archive (13th-19th centuries)", this lecture by Romain Waroquier (Doctor of History - Researcher at centre PraME de l'UNamur) will lift the veil on the riches of the de Bergeyck fonds, a family archive that illustrates, in an unprecedented way, the history of the seigneury of Dhuy, which has been passed down in the same family, heir to the Counts of Namur, since the 13th century.Among these documents are several rare items hitherto unknown to historians, such as a polyptique foncier of which there is only one equivalent in the Mosan area. Exploiting these archives opens a window onto the rural and seigniorial realities of the Middle Ages in this northern corner of the province of Namur that was the seigneury of Dhuy, and whose history Romain Waroquier will retrace for us.Welcome one and all!" Practical information and registration

Training courses for training supervisors are aimed at GPs who take on students as part of the Master's program in general medicine. The aim of this space is to equip and support GPs in their role as trainers of students in the Master of General Medicine program, while encouraging the sharing of experiences between peers.TrainerFlorence PourtoisTarget audienceGeneral practitioners hosting student internsObjectivesDevelop pedagogical skills linked to clinical supervision and reflective supportFoster constructive exchanges between practitioners around the role of internship supervisorSupport the gradual integration of students into professional practiceConsolidate the partnership between the faculty and the fieldWhy participate?Because training future general practitioners is an essential and rewarding mission. Because acquiring concrete teaching tools makes the role of internship supervisor easier. And because it's an opportunity to exchange ideas with other colleagues facing the same challenges.Participation via registration on the site: http://www.mgformations.be/INAMI accreditation requiredFor further information: capmg@unamur.be

For many years now, students at the University of Namur's Master of Specialization in Digital Law have been offering high-quality, free legal support to young start-ups active in the digital sector.

Critical thinking, the art of productive doubt, can be learned and cultivated. Faced with information overload and the spread of artificial intelligence, it is more important than ever for students to develop this skill throughout their studies. At UNamur, this educational necessity takes many forms.