ULiège's mission is to pass on scientific knowledge. As our societies make the transition to greater sustainability, we are committed to informing tomorrow's citizens about the issues at stake in these profound transformations, and to equipping [future] professionals with the skills they need to tackle, individually and collectively, the social and environmental challenges they face.
With this in mind, ULiège enables all members of its community (students and staff) to experience sustainability and social and environmental transition as part of their curriculum and/or career path. In this way, ULiège is betting that sustainability education strengthens the capacity for action in favor of social and environmental transition.
Sustainability and transition are integrated into ULiège's curricula at various levels:
The University also strongly encourages Master's and PhD students to seize the opportunity to showcase their end-of-study work for a more sustainable world, by taking part in the Hera Awards.
ULiège is committed to supporting its teaching staff in the transformation of teaching content and methods, in order to adapt all courses (including continuing education courses) to integrate sustainability and transition issues and meet students' needs and expectations. To this end, it provides teachers with :
The training catalog for all staff includes a wide range of offerings related to sustainability and transition:
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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.
Faced with the environmental and social challenges we face, ULiège is launching a free MOOC to help everyone understand the challenges of transition.
The University of Liège and RTBF are embarking on a unique three-year partnership aimed at promoting knowledge exchange between academia and public media.
Since 2022, the NGO Eclosio and ULiège have been organising a continuing education programme aimed at supporting change. This training takes place every year from September to December in Liège and is open to ARES scholarship holders.
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.
Three evenings of interactive interactive with speakers of the sustainability and Transition" course on 11/20, 11/29 and 12/09. A opportunity unique to deepenyourknowledge on topicstopics.
