Bien préparer sa rentrée en Faculté des Sciences !
Un bon départ, ça se prépare ! La Faculté des Sciences vous propose de préparer activement votre entrée à l’Université en participant aux activités préparatoires de la mi-août à la mi-septembre.
The Faculty of Sciences, by its uniqueness but also its diversity, is at the service of the triple university mission: teaching, research and citizenship.
One of the missions of the Faculty of Science is to prepare students to become self-reliant scientists imbued with the critical thinking and adaptability necessary to meet tomorrow's technological challenges.
At the forefront of research, the Faculty of Science develops a rigorous and innovative scientific approach that contributes to the quality of its teaching.
Although it satisfies the intellectual need and curiosity of the scientist, science is open to the world. In the service of men and women, it is closely linked to all aspects of human life.
Are you motivated to contribute to solutions for environmental and health challenges at local and global scales? Apply to the Erasmus Mundus ECT+ One Health Master’s program!
We are pleased to open applications for self-funded students to join the international Erasmus Mundus ECT+ One Health Master programme.
This interdisciplinary programme trains the next generation of professionals to address the complex links between environmental contamination, ecosystem health, wildlife, and human well-being, fully aligned with the One Health framework that underpins many current European and global environmental policies.
Call opening: 15 April 2026
Application track: Self-funded students
Un bon départ, ça se prépare ! La Faculté des Sciences vous propose de préparer activement votre entrée à l’Université en participant aux activités préparatoires de la mi-août à la mi-septembre.
Retour sur le crédit facultaire du cours transversal « Durabilité et transition ». Une étape clé dans leur parcours, qui prolonge l’apprentissage amorcé à l’échelle de toute l’Université.
MET-BIP 2026 officially recognized once again by UNESCO – and open to students at the University of Liège!