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Supported by the SPW Research’s Win4SpinOff program and led by the University of Liège through its Mass Spectrometry Laboratory (MSLab, Faculty of Science) and the University of Namur through its Laboratory of Molecular Cancer Biology, (NARILIS, LBMC, Faculty of Medicine), the VENOM2 project explores the potential of peptides derived from animal venoms to develop new diagnostic and therapeutic solutions in oncology.

The Institute hosts five types of research seminars. These seminars bring together members to discuss a variety of topics and are generally held during the day.

Management Louis CARRE Head of the Philosophy Department +32 (0)81 72 40 89 louis.carre@unamur.be Manon VILAIN Department Secretary +32 (0)81 72 42 10 secretariat-departements.lettres@unamur.be Find out more about the department SVG .cls-1 { fill: #323232; stroke-width: 0px; } Studies See content SVG .cls-1 { fill: #323232; stroke-width: 0px; } Search See content SVG .cls-1 { fill: #323232; stroke-width: 0px; } Service to society See content SVG .cls-1 { fill: #323232; stroke-width: 0px; } Members See content

Additional information Milan Van Steenvoort - milan.vansteenvoort@unamur.beNathan J'Espère - nathan.jespere@unamur.beGuilhem Cassan - guilhem.cassan@unamur.be View the program and list of speakers

Come discover the various course-based study abroad opportunities offered by the Faculty of Economics, Management, and Communication at Sciences Po (EMCP). 

FaSEF provides theoretical and practical training to prepare for the CAPAES for teachers currently employed at universities, adult education institutions offering higher-level programs, at higher arts schools, or any member of the academic or scientific staff responsible for teaching at a university, even if they do not previously hold a teaching credential.

The discovery of nuclear energy marked a turning point in human history. Today, alongside debates about its role in energy production and its destructive potential, nuclear energy continues to be used in a wide range of fields, such as medical research and cancer therapies. At UNamur, nuclear energy is thus at the heart of the work of biologists, physicists, and art historians.

Geology students at UNamur are encouraged to continue their studies at another university after completing their bachelor’s degree. This transition has been successful, as recently confirmed by two professors from KULeuven who visited the students.

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.

In April 2026, UNamur hosted two events as part of the UNIVERSEH alliance, bringing together more than a hundred students from across Europe.

Last November, as part of Rule of Law Week, students from the UNamur School of Law visited middle school students in grades 7 and 8. Their goal: to discuss the key principles of the rule of law and democracy in an era of AI and the rise of authoritarian tendencies.

Training program ObjectivesThe objectives of this session are as follows: to train you, for each subject, to take tests equivalent to those in the exam;to enable you to assess your progress in your preparation based on the results you obtain in each test. The grading method is identical to that used in the exam;to enable you to understand your mistakes or evaluate the effectiveness of your response strategy through correction videos;to access theoretical content in the form of videos for certain subjects;Get answers to your last questions a few days before the exam (provided you register for the UNamur exam).Contents10 to 20 tests, depending on the subject, with a video correction for each exercise.For certain subjects, theoretical content in video format.For those who have not participated in at least one of the previous sessions, theory syllabi and several hundred exercises (with answers): tests, exams, or entrance exams from previous years, as well as questions designed internally by our teachers.OrganizationThis session is organized exclusively online as self-study. It is accessible from July 12 to August 28, 2026.Unlike other sessions, you can choose to study only the subjects you feel you still need to prepare for. Supervised studyFor students who register for the UNamur entrance exam, two days of supervised study, in person, on August 18 and 19, are available free of charge for the subjects chosen in this session. In practical terms, for a group of up to 20 students, a teacher will be available for three hours to answer all your questions.  Image Registration Registration for this session is open from June 1 to July 4, 2026.Registration fees range from €5 to €15 depending on the subject. Access to syllabi and additional exercises (for students who have not participated in a previous session) costs between €5 and €10. Please note that there are no exemptions or partial refunds of registration fees for this session.Registration for the summer session is open from March 2 to June 15, 2026. S'inscrire à la session d'août Conditions générales - Médecine session Août 2026