Press Releases

Tool2Care, the latest ULiège spin-off in the field of Human and Social Sciences, is about to complete its first crowdfunding following its call for contributors, launched in April.

À l’issue de l'élection rectorale de l’ULiège, organisée ces 26 et 27 avril, les résultats suivants sont enregistrés :

• M. Jean WINAND : 40,47 %
• Mme Anne-Sophie NYSSEN : 48,43 %
• À personne : 11,10 %

Les conseils belges des recteurs et rectrices ont décidé de suspendre les relations académiques avec les universités russes ayant signé la déclaration de soutien à l’invasion de l’Ukraine adoptée par l’Union russe des recteurs et rectrices.

Les universités et hautes écoles de Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles s’unissent autour d'initiatives communes pour inciter les étudiant·es à réduire leur empreinte carbone.

The Animal Blood Bank Benelux has just opened, thanks to the support of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of the University of Liège. It responds to an increasing demand for blood compounds and aims to help all veterinarians in Belgium to treat their patients.

The European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) has awarded its quality label to seven international masters programmes, three of which involve the University of Liège (ULiège): EMerald, AMIS and AMIR.

Severe asthma symptoms worsen with drug indicated for psoriasis and Crohn's disease.

The 2020-2021 Prize of the Consular Corps of the Province of Liege was awarded to Ms Camille Schmitz, holder of a Master's degree in Political Science at ULiège, for her final year thesis on the Scottish National Party (SNP). (in French only)

L’équipe de la Care ESPRIst a participé à la première étude à grande échelle sur les violences sexuelles en Belgique. Interview d’Adina Inescu.

The Care ESPRIst team participated in this large-scale survey in Belgium, which also looked for the first time at sexual violence experienced by older populations.

The CSL presented the project to extend its infrastructure and testing capabilities, an investment of more than €18 million, during the visit of Minister Willy Borsus and State Secretary Thomas Dermine.