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UCLL is a part of the KULeuven Association
The KULeuven Association is an open and ambitious network that provides high quality, inclusive, and future-proof higher education in Flanders and Brussels. See map of Flanders here beside.
The network consists of 4 University Colleges (UCLL, Thomas More, Odisee & Vives), 1 School of Arts (Luca) and 1 University (KULeuven). It counts almost 22.500 staff members and more or less 115.000 students
UCLL - University Colleges Leuven & Limburg
In 2014 UCLL was established through the merger of the former Catholic University College Limburg (KHLim), the Catholic University College Leuven (KHLeuven) and Group T. In 1911 the forrunner of the KHLeuven Teacher Department was started in Heverlee, a sub-municipality of Leuven.
Nowadays UCLL counts 8 campuses, spread over five cities or municipalities in Limburg and Flemish Brabant: Leuven, Diest, Hasselt, Diepenbeek and Genk. Within UCLL, 22 professional bachelor programs, 20 graduate programs, 9 banaba programs, a program in HBO5, various postgraduates and further training are organized.
In September 2024, a little bit more than 17.500 students enrolled at UCLL.
Campus Proximus
The on campus event of the EU Law BIP is hosted by the UCLL Faculty of Business & Law:
UCLL Campus Proximus
Geldenaaksebaan 335
3001 Leuven (Heverlee)
+32 16 375 700
Location & Plan Proximus Campus
The campus of the Management & Law faculty (Geldenaaksebaan, 335) is approximately 8 km away from the Leuven Railway- and Bus station.
By bus it will take 20 minutes.
Use the Lijn Route Planner to get a complete view on the entire trip planning of all lines: www.delijn.be
For more information on traveling by bus, see Travel Info page on this site.
1 = Pedestrian entrance (Interleuvenlaan), comming from the busstop “Haasrode UCLL” at the interleuvenlaan.
For more information on traveling by bus, see
Travel Info
2 = Entrance to the main building of the campus and the reception desk.
3 = Car park entrance (Geldenaaksebaan)
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