The Board of Directors of ULiège has approved eight new flagship projects that will strengthen the integration of sustainability into all university activities and practices.
This new report highlights not only the remarkable dynamism of the academic community, but also the significant progress made during the 2024-2025 academic year.
In the face of climate and societal challenges, ULiège is taking a major step forward by inaugurating its Transitions Laboratory: a place for ideas, collaboration and action to imagine and build a fairer, more sustainable future.
En janvier dernier, Sébastien Brunet est devenu président du comité scientifique du nouveau Laboratoire des transitions à l’ULiège. Objectif : soutenir la recherche et l’enseignement dans une adaptation nécessaire face aux bouleversements du monde.
ULiège publishes the4th edition of its annual report, highlighting the actions carried out in favor of social and environmental transition during the 2023-2024 academic year.
On February 19, 2025, the Board of Directors of the University of Liège adopted the Transition Roadmap. This document reaffirms ULiège's commitment to a sustainable and desirable future for all.
The University of Liège is developing various initiatives to welcome and integrate students and researchers fleeing conflicts or whose lives are threatened by their country of origin.
To meet Prof. Pierre Ozer, kingpin of Nourrir Liège and initiator of the 1st edition of the Rêve Général Festival, is to plunge into the world of a man passionate about transition issues and building a sustainable world.
Esther Duflo, winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics, was awarded an honorary doctorate by ULiège in front of a packed auditorium for her lecture "Économie utile pour temps plus chauds".
Local citizens have skills that scientists do not. For François Mélard, it's because these territories are going to be turned upside down that science must learn from and with them how to live differently.
At the end of the Climate Chance Europe 2024 Wallonia Summit, a joint declaration calling for action was signed by more than 50 non-governmental organisations, including the University of Liège.
At a time when global warming is forcing us to be more sober, Sophie Trachte sees an opportunity to rethink our way of thinking, so that construction and renovation rhyme with eco-responsible management of resources and waste.
