Hasselt campus opening hours

Oude Gevangenis 

Monday to Thursday: 8.00 to 20.00 (reception to 17.30)
Friday: 8.00 to 19.00 (reception to 17.30)
Saturday: Closed

Hasselt Campus will be completely closed during the weekends. The organisation of events on Saturdays and Sundays can be discussed, subject to additional practical and financial arrangements. Request to use Hasselt University infrastructure.

Law Faculty Building and Rectory building

Monday to Thursday: 8.00 to 20.00 hrs
Friday: 8.00 to 19.00 hrs
Weekends: closed

Getting to Hasselt campus

Public transport

• By train
  From Antwerp, Bruges, Brussels, Ghent, Leuven and Liège, there are direct connections to the capital of Limburg every hour, seven days a week.
  
  More information can be found on the website of the Belgian National Railway Company (NMBS/SNCB): www.nmbs.be.
  
  You can take a taxi from the entrance to Hasselt Station. A taxi at Kolonel Dusartplein costs about €5.00. From Kolonel Dusartplein, you can walk to Hasselt Campus. Follow the signs to 'Faculteit Rechten - Universiteit Hasselt'.
  
  
• By bus
  Regular fast bus services from Maaseik, Lommel, Neerpelt and Geel stop in front of Hasselt Station. There are also good connections to Hasselt from virtually every municipality in Limburg.
  
  The Boulevardpendel ('Boulevard Shuttle', which will take you near the faculty, also leaves Hasselt Station every 5 minutes. Get off at the 'Kolonel Dusartplein' stop. The bus journey from the station to Dusartplein takes about 8 minutes. From Kolonel Dusartplein, follow the signs to 'Faculteit Rechten - Universiteit Hasselt'.
  
  The Campushopper is a bus that travels between Hasselt station and Genk station, with stops that include the 'Kolonel Dusartplein' stop in Hasselt and the stops at Diepenbeek campus.
  
  Services 45, 20A, 36 and 453 depart from Diepenbeek Campus to Kolonel Dusartplein in Hasselt.
  
  Services 1 and 45 depart from Genk Station to Kolonel Dusartplein.
  
  More information is available from De Lijn Limburg, tel. 070 220 200, de Lijnwinkel, tel. 011 850 303 or www.delijn.be. There is an information office in Stationsplein.

real-time info stop Dusartplein Hasselt

By bike

Hasselt campus has an unguarded bicycle park on Koekerellenpad (the path between Oude Gevangenis and the Rectory building).

Your bike will be guarded at the following locations:

By car

Hasselt is easily reached via the E313 (exit 27, 28 and 29) and E314 (exit 29) motorways. There are numerous car parks in and around the city centre. You can leave the car on the outskirts of the town and finish your journey by bus. Near Hasselt Campus (under Kolonel Dusartplein) there is a pay car park, which can be reached via Koning Boudewijnlaan or Maastrichtersteenweg. At the end of Maastrichtersteenweg, turn right onto the Kleine Ring. After 100 m, you will see the entrance to the car park. Free parking is available close to Hasselt Campus on Vilderstraat and Koning Boudewijnlaan.

Parking options in brief

Park & Ride

• Alverberg: free parking (303), bus 'H8' to station and Grote Markt, Monday to Saturday from 7.00 to 19.00, not on Sunday or public holidays.

Parking in the city centre

• Free parkings:
  Vildersstraat (200), Mouttoren (200), Kolenkaai (100), Truierbrug zuid (150) and Cultureel Centrum (320).
• Parking garages (paying):
  Kolonel Dusartplein (800 spaces – near Hasselt campus), Molenpoort (420), TT-wijk (520) and Luikersteenweg (250). Information about the parking garages can be found at https://www.hasselt.be/nl/betaald-parkeren.
• Parking in the Centre zone - within and on Groene Boulevard - must be paid for during the day (9.00 - 19.00). On-street parking costs one euro for the first hour and two euros for each subsequent hour.
• Parking spaces for people with disabilities:
  There are around thirty parking spaces reserved for people with a disabilities.
• More information is available on the website of the City of Hasselt.

Locations of buildings on Hasselt Campus
Hasselt city campus	Hasselt parking map
Oude Gevangenis - ground floor	Oude gevangenis - upstairs

Getting to Diepenbeek campus

Public Transport

• By train
  You can get to Diepenbeek Campus by taking the train to Diepenbeek, Hasselt or Genk and then taking a bus to the campus.
  
  Website of the Belgian Railway Company (NMBS/SNCB)

• By bus
  The Campushopper is a bus that travels between Hasselt station and Genk station, with stops that include the 'Kolonel Dusartplein' stop in Hasselt and the stops at Diepenbeek campus.
  Diepenbeek Campus can be reached with services 45, 20A, 36 and 453.
  From the square in front of Hasselt Station, service 45 departs for Maastricht and Maaseik, service 20A for Maastricht and service 36 for Genk via Diepenbeek. A bus leaves for the campus at least every 15 minutes.
  A service 45 bus departs from Genk Station to the campus every 30minutes.
  A service 453 bus departs from Diepenbeek Station to the campus every hour.
  
  

  
  real-time information at campus bus stop in Diepenbeek
  

Website of 'De Lijn'

• Spartacusplan ( pdf )

By bike

The area surrounding Diepenbeek Campus is very bike-friendly. Students can reach the campus safely and enjoyably via cycle paths that wind their way through the greenery. On campus, bikes can be parked under cover, and the university provides special bike locks.

VEDO (a project of the municipality of Diepenbeek in conjunction with vzw Alternatief) rents bikes to students and does repairs (at cost price). Tenting the bike is free: you simply have to provide a deposit of €70 at the start of the academic year.

By car

Parking is provided near each building:

Parking for visitors: There is a visitor's car park at the side of the main building. Ring the bell at the front barrier, then leave your car for a moment near the mean building. At reception you will be given a day code for the barrier and a plan you can use to find your way to the visitor's car park.

Students with disabilities

The campus has special facilities for students with disabilities: there are separate parking spaces at the entrance to each building and a special entrance ramp (without stairs). There is a wheelchair available, and each floor is accessible by elevator.

Locations of buildings on Diepenbeek campus