Study at UU
What tips do our students have about the buildings, faculties and libraries when you study in Utrecht? Tips where you can get coffee, study quietly or get information.
Koningsberger building
A wonderful place to study - alone or together.- By Daphne + 4
- Hau : “A beautiful modern building where you can find study booths which are perfect for group work.”
- Isa: “This building provides a comfortable environment for studying, with a variety of study spaces to choose from.”
- Daphne : “The KBG is connected to both the BBG and the Minnaert building, where many classes take place. There's also a SPAR for small purchases.”
University Library City Centre
The white furnishings and natural light make this a perfect place to concentrate.- By Benjamin + 7
- Vito : “I really enjoy attending lectures here, and in the room of my study association, I can relax and hang out with my fellow students.”
- Smaranda : “Despite always being full of students, this library is the only place I can be productive in peace and quiet. Book a seat in advance!”
- Benjamin: “The city centre library is a striking blend of old and new, where modern and classical architecture come together seamlessly. Its halls and rooms hold stories of the past, as we learned in one of our first lectures: the building once served as a residence for one of Napoleon's puppet kings during the French rule in the Netherlands. This history makes the library particularly special, especially for students of the humanities.”
University Library Science Park
The University Library is no longer only a building full of books, but also a centre where people meet and exchange knowledge.- By Studentlife Team + 5
- Thomas : “I like the space and quietness of the library. I also enjoy walking up and down the shelves. There are always hidden gems to read.”
- Camila : “Given that most of my classes are in Science Park, it’s really convenient to have a place to study (with available seats all the time). ”
- Studentlife Team: “Don’t forget to book your seat during the exam period! Science Park library is students’ favorite place to study so make sure to save your spot.”
Koningsberger building
A wonderful place to study - alone or together.- By Hau + 4
- Daphne : “The KBG is connected to both the BBG and the Minnaert building, where many classes take place. There's also a SPAR for small purchases.”
- Miguel : “It's a diverse university building with various study spaces. Perfect for group study – not as quiet as a library but still calm and enjoyable.”
- Hau : “A beautiful modern building where you can find study booths which are perfect for group work.”
- Study Associations
Some nice student associations of our students; for activities and drinks. VIEW ALL
University Library Science Park
The University Library is no longer only a building full of books, but also a centre where people meet and exchange knowledge.- By Laura + 5
- Camila : “Given that most of my classes are in Science Park, it’s really convenient to have a place to study (with available seats all the time). ”
- Studentlife Team: “Don’t forget to book your seat during the exam period! Science Park library is students’ favorite place to study so make sure to save your spot.”
- Laura : “During the exam period, I always spend the entire days in the library; it's the ideal environment for studying with focus.”
University Library City Centre
The white furnishings and natural light make this a perfect place to concentrate.- By Benjamin + 7
- Vito : “I really enjoy attending lectures here, and in the room of my study association, I can relax and hang out with my fellow students.”
- Studentlife Team: “The city centre library is known for its beautiful design. It also offers great coffee which is perfect for an enjoyable study break with your friends.”
- Benjamin: “The city centre library is a striking blend of old and new, where modern and classical architecture come together seamlessly. Its halls and rooms hold stories of the past, as we learned in one of our first lectures: the building once served as a residence for one of Napoleon's puppet kings during the French rule in the Netherlands. This history makes the library particularly special, especially for students of the humanities.”