International partners and networks

The University of Liège encourages its students to develop an international education. This ambition includes promoting mobility during the curriculum, enabling students to take courses abroad with our bilateral partners.

Via Erasmus+ , ULiège participates in international partnerships both to share innovative practices in the field of higher education in Europe (via "strategic partnerships" and "knowledge alliances"), and to strengthen the capacities of partners outside Europe and support the modernization, accessibility and internationalization of higher education in these partner countries (via "Capacity Building" projects) but also to support joint masters (via the "Erasmus Mundus" programmes).

In addition to these mobility offers, ULiège is developing a network of numerous and varied partners to support its collaborations. Whether they are local operators, higher education institutions or research institutes, all these relationships are part of a commitment to working with quality partners for training and research excellence in line with the needs of its members.

All of ULiège's international activities serve to enhance the institution's profile, both in Europe and worldwide.

The University of Liège's participation in Wallonia's competitiveness clusters also creates private-public partnership networks and contributes to research and development networks with companies.

international Research projects at ULiege

Infrastructures around the world

In emerging areas of the world, the Université de Liège is consolidating its presence where there are concentrations of collaborations. Within the framework of development cooperation, projects are very often carried out with local academic partners, and sometimes with an industrial partner. The University ensures that projects are in line with the needs of local society.

Africa remains a favorite continent for the University of Liège. The influence of some of its faculties in Central Africa helps to broaden the range of topics covered to meet the major challenges of a changing society.

Specifically, in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Université de Liège has set up a Central Africa Platform in Kinshasa, which facilitates the mobility of students and supervisors and federates initiatives throughout the sub-region. This platform contributes to ULiège's leadership in development cooperation.

Our commitment to development cooperation