Following the call made in March 2023 to support students and researchers fleeing conflict or whose country is threatening their lives, 20 members of the ULiège community have already benefited from various forms of assistance.
Initially, it was decided to intervene for students and researchers already present at the University of Liège, to help them continue their studies or research projects.
The following assistance and support measures have been proposed, according to the needs expressed.
These assistance and support measures are part of the ULiège, Hospitable University project.
New support applications can be submitted to: hospitableuniversity@uliege.be.
Given the particular context of Ukraine and Iran, the University of Liège particularly encourages students and researchers from these countries to come forward. Anyone who has fled conflict or whose country threatens their life can apply for support. Applications will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Balancing studies, career, and parenting is a major challenge for many families. Recognizing this issue, ULiège has established a partnership with and the nonprofit organization Seconde Peau , which will enable the opening of a new daycare center.
Les Centres sportifs du Sart Tilman poursuivent leur transformation et s’affirment comme un pôle d’excellence du sport de haut niveau, grâce à d’importants investissements.
Marine Quoibion remporte le Prix 2025-2026 du Corps Consulaire de Liège pour son mémoire sur l’impact des intelligences artificielles dans les conflits armés contemporains.
