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The University of Liège is a public university committed to the scientific, cultural, and economic development of its region. With campuses in Liège, Gembloux, and Arlon, it occupies a strategic position at the heart of Europe and collaborates with nearly 1,000 institutions worldwide.

With a community of nearly 30,000 students, ULiège offers a wide range of academic programs covering the humanities, health sciences, and science and technology. It combines a strong educational program with cutting-edge research in fields such as biotechnology, the environment, life sciences, engineering, agronomy, and space sciences. 

With nearly 6,000 employees, ULiège makes a significant contribution to Wallonia’s economic vitality and global influence.

Founded in 1817, the University of Liège is firmly focused on the future and aims to play a major role in society.

 

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Our 11 Faculties

 


Video Introduction to ULiège

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This is ULiège

An international university located in the heart of Europe, the University of Liège is spread out over 4 campuses gathering together 10 Faculties and 1 School of Management. Today, ULiège hosts 28,000 students forming a multicultural community brought together and animated by an intense intellectual, cultural, sports, and associative life.

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Famous Scholars  

The University of Liège honors the publications of researchers from Liège who have left their mark on its history. Important texts of which the institution can be proud!

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Science

Marcel Dubuisson  

1903 - 1974

Biologist and Vice-Rector Marcel Dubuisson contributed to the development of oceanography at the University of Liège through numerous projects, including STARESO, the Aquarium Museum, and an expedition to the Great Barrier Reef.

His research 

His biography 

His scientific publications

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Sciences

Albert Claude  

1898-1983

Biochemist Albert Claude revolutionized cell biology by inventing cell fractionation by centrifugation and producing the first images of cells using an electron microscope. 

His biography and research

His scientific publications

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1901-1994

Suzanne Leclercq  

Sciences

Avec Suzanne Leclercq, la paléobotanique entre dans la modernité. Davantage qu’une discipline, c’est toute une vision de la science qui est dépoussiérée à travers ses pratiques, ses méthodes et sa rigueur

ses recherches 

sa biographie

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1912-1992

Marcel Migeotte  

Astrophysicien, il découvre la présence de méthane dans l’atmosphère terrestre.

ses recherches

sa biographie

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