Research at HEC Liège is coordinated by PRISME, the Interdisciplinary Research Centre in Management and Economic Sciences. It revolves around 6 Points of excellence, specific research areas for which HEC boasts internationally recognised expertise, and 2 emerging areas which are following the changes of society. Areas of excellence are closely related to research centres that bring together researchers, PhD students and post-docs and chairs that establish a strong link between research, education and business.
The Montefiore Institute is the electricity, electronics and IT department of the Faculty of Applied Sciences of the University of Liège. It is active in a range of basic and applied research topics in various fields: information and communication technologies, computer science, electronics, power systems and mathematical applications.
The research activities of the Urban and Environmental Engineering Research Unit are all related to urban and environmental engineering. They are structured around 4 interrelated axes, based on a dynamic understanding of the urban environment. These 4 axes are transversal to the department and to the different sectors that make it up: Design of buildings, structures and transport networks, Materials and effective management of resources, Risk and environmental engineering, human activities and built environment.
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Symposium de l'Union Astronomique Internationale : Unraveling the joint lives of Stars and Exoplanets, du 17 au 21 août 2026 à la Salle Académique.
Conférence grand public, mardi 18 août à 20h: "La vide au-delà du système solaire" par Michaël Gillon.
Cross perspectives on our relationship with time in an era of acceleration and innovation. A Liège Créative conference, organised in partnership with the ULiège Alumni Network, exploring the challenges of time in work and society.
Symposium de clôture de la Chaire Francqui Internationale décernée à Frédéric Hurlet, Professeur d'histoire romaine à l'Université de Paris Nanterre.
On June 5, 2026, the LIEGE Science Park hosted the 20th edition of the Corporate-University Jog, organized to benefit the ELA Belgium association. It was a symbolic anniversary, marked by an impressive turnout.
Founded and directed by Julien Pomarède, this new research centre is dedicated to fostering international, reflexive and interdisciplinary research on the dynamics and consequences of war and organised violence.
In response to the alarming rise in violence against humanitarian workers, an international campaign is taking shape: the initiative, launched just one year ago, is expanding to include 21 new partners.
