The future of the university – 600 years of KU Leuven
AUTUMN 2025
Three themes will be discussed during this project: universities' contribution to economic growth, academic freedom and activism, and what it is that makes university education special.
Why genocide? Structures, systems and human responses
Spring 2026
This project aims to examine how genocide is defined, understood, and responded to by law and society; exploring its causes, consequences, and the role of witnesses.
This project brings together interdisciplinary expertise to examine how low‑carbon, circular, and bio‑based building materials can enable climate‑neutral homes, whilst giving particular attention to the life cycle of materials and how they can shape healthier, more resilient homes for the future.
The aim of this project is to examine the resurgence of industrial policy in the US, the EU and China in order to identify the principles, sectors and instruments that could underpin an effective and forward-looking industrial policy for Europe and Belgium.
In this LIAS project different aspects regarding migration (such as Integration, European Law, labour market and demography effects) will be discussed interdisciplinary by our international experts.
This project is focused on the interdisciplinary aspects of water management, such as the link with spatial planning, energy management, food supply, the economic aspects, ...
With age, the health and social needs of older adults become more complex. The way in which living arrangements and care are currently organised needs to be reviewed.