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In a world where knowledge is becoming increasingly compartmentalized, UNamur supports efforts toward interdisciplinary cooperation.
Interdisciplinary courses are a concrete expression of this commitment in the educational context.
They offer everyone—students, faculty, and even those outside the university—an opportunity to engage with major issues at the intersection of disciplines, to better understand the world and participate in the debate.
List of cross-disciplinary courses
Themes to foster interdisciplinary dialogue and develop your thinking
Spirituality and Civic Engagement
to explore the big questions of meaning, values, and commitment, so you can better understand your place in society and act with greater insight
Transitions and Sustainable Development
to develop a comprehensive understanding of environmental, social, economic, and health issues and gain the tools needed to become agents of change
Scope
to explore space-related topics through innovative courses offered by the European Space University for Earth and Humanity (Universeh)
Digital skills
to become familiar with the digital world and its traditional tools and to gain an understanding of the field of artificial intelligence, keeping in mind its challenges and opportunities
Critical and Civic Thinking
to develop your critical thinking skills and intellectual self-defense, but also to identify, reflect on, and avoid gender-based and racist biases
Ethology
to fuel your philosophical reflection on the relationship between humans and non-human beings
Miscellaneous
to strengthen your academic skills as (future) students, but also to learn how to manage priorities and emergencies
How do I enroll in a cross-disciplinary course?
If you are a regularly enrolled student at UNamur
You can register for cross-disciplinary courses
- either as part of your regular enrollment when creating your annual program via the course configurator; certain cross-disciplinary courses are, in fact, part of the curriculum for all bachelor’s programs and several master’s programs at UNamur (the “relevant programs” are listed on the course description);
- or as part of a registration for individual courses in addition to your regular registration. To request this type of registration, please refer to the procedure outlined on the Registration Office’s web pages.
If you are not enrolled at UNamur as a regular student
This involves enrolling as a non-degree student or auditor in individual courses.
This enrollment must be processed exclusively through the Registration Office.