Within the University Community Life Office (VéCU), the Social Services Unit offers various forms of financial assistance based on specific criteria and depending on your circumstances (nationality, legal status, academic, family, and financial).
The information on this page is intended for Belgian, European, and equivalent students.For information on the status of an assimilated student, please visit the "assimilated student status" page. Other students are invited to visit the dedicated page. |
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Financial assistance
For currently enrolled students, several forms of financial aid are available and may be granted based on specific criteria and individual circumstances to support their academic progress and success. The Student Services Office is also available to assist with administrative issues, budget management, family matters, relationship problems, adjusting to academic life and campus life, and more.
Prospective students may also contact our social workers for information.
Tuition fee reduction and/or loan
- The reduction allows you to pay €374 or €485 instead of €835.
Short-term loan
This loan provides financial assistance, an advance on the study grant from the Wallonia-Brussels Federation, or any other scholarship.
Other financial assistance
The following financial aid is available only to Belgian students and those with equivalent status.
The Internship and Study Abroad Loan
Intended for master’s or specialized master’s students undertaking an internship or study abroad program in Belgium or abroad. The 2025–2026 internship and study abroad loan application package will be available from the Student Services Office starting August 18.
The Supplementary Master’s Loan
Intended for students holding a university degree or equivalent who are pursuing a complementary master’s degree. The 2025-2026 complementary master’s loan application will be available from the Social Services Office starting September 16.
The Solidarity Grocery Store “La Solidarithèque”
La Solidarithèque is a solidarity grocery store whose goal is to support higher education students facing financial difficulties. It was created and is managed by the social services of UNamur, HEAJ, HEPN, HENALLUX, and IMEP in partnership with the Association for Student Solidarity in Belgium (ASEB).
Equipment Loan
If you're having problems with your computer equipment, you can borrow a laptop.
Scholarships
The Wallonia-Brussels Federation's Education Grant
The Wallonia-Brussels Federation offers financial aid to secondary school students and college students. Learn more.
Provincial Scholarships
For the province of Walloon Brabant, the application form is available on the website.
Scholarships from the German-speaking Community
For information regarding scholarships from the German-speaking Community, please write to: Gospertstrasse 1 - 4700 Eupen, or contact the office by phone at 087 59 63 00 or by email at ministerium@dgov.be.
Financial aid from the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
For more information, please visit the “mengstudien” website: https://mengstudien.public.lu/fr.html
Institutional Policy
View the institutional policy on student financial hardship.
Psychosocial support
Focused on your needs, expectations, and priorities, this support allows you to explore, together with our social workers, the options and resources available to you.
The social services team helps you make practical adjustments to your daily life and supports you in taking the necessary steps toward change.
Jobs
The Social Services Office works in collaboration with the Career Center. Registration begins at the start of the academic year, allowing students to stay informed about job opportunities (at UNamur, with companies, or with private individuals). Learn more...
Address and contact information
7 Rue Bruno, B-5000 Namur - Email: sse@unamur.be - Tel: 081/72 50 85
Contact a social worker by phone
Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., EXCEPT on Tuesdays from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Meet with a social worker
During office hours Monday through Friday from 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., except on Tuesdays from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.,
or by appointment made by phone at 081/72 50 85 or by email.
Please note: Tuesday office hours are temporarily suspended (reduced staff).