Campus Diepenbeek

The surroundings of Campus Diepenbeek are very bike-friendly. You can reach the Campus safely and pleasantly via bicycle paths that safely wind their way through fields. Bicycle sheds are provided at various locations on the campus. The two largest publicly accessible covered bicycle sheds are located in front of the main entrance of Building D and at the entrance of Building E.

For bicycle repairs and rental, students can use VEDO on the Elfdelinie Campus in Hasselt (Elfdeliniestraat 23, Building F - Studententoren) or on Campus Diepenbeek (Building D).

• By rail
  

  You can reach Campus Diepenbeek by travelling to Diepenbeek, Hasselt or Genk railway station and then taking a bus to the campus. More information can be found on the website of the National Railway Company of Belgium: www.nmbs.be.

• By bus
  

  You can reach Campus Diepenbeek via Lines 44, 45, 36a, 20a, 20b, 363, 364, 207 and 209. There are two bus stops on the campus: ‘Universiteit’ near the main building (Building D and Building E) and ‘Agoralaan’ near Building C (BIOMED).

  A bus departs from Hasselt station to the campus at least every 15 minutes (Line 44, 45, 20a, 20b, 36a). From Genk station, a Line 44 or 45 bus departs to the campus every 10 minutes. From Diepenbeek station, Lines 20a, 20b and 364 departs to the campus every hour.

  More information can be obtained from De Lijn Info on +32 70 220 200 (0.30 euros per minute), the Lijnwinkel stores or www.delijn.be. There is an information office on Hasselt station’s main square.
  
  Real-time information on the Diepenbeek Universiteit stop

Students receive a contribution to the cost of their rail and bus travel pass, and the campus pass gives them unlimited travel in the Hasselt and Diepenbeek regions.

Hasselt University has resolutely opted for a sustainable mobility policy. Therefore, we recommend that you travel by bike or public transport as much as possible. If you have no other option, Campus Diepenbeek can be reached by car via the N702 from Hasselt or Genk or via Ginderoverstraat from Diepenbeek. Parking is available on the campus.