Student Service Law

The Student Service Law, part of the Office for Student Affairs, is the first point of contact for Dutch students. International students are very welcome at our International Office.

The Student Service Law is your port of call for:

• questions about degree programmes in Law

• making an appointment with a study advisor

• questions about our study advisors’ office hours

• questions about registering for course units, exams, seminars and tutorials

• submitting requests to the Board of Examiners

• requesting lists of marks

• questions about the ‘civil effect’ [civiel effect] and how to obtain it
  

You can also consult the Law Knowledgebase for questions about your programme, timetables, examinations, regulations, graduating, placements and/or other matters, or to notify us about changes to your personal circumstances.

For general questions, you can use the contact form of the Student Service Law.

Study advisor

Opening hours

Monday to Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Public holidays:

The Student Services Law is closed on:

2024:
Friday 29 March (Good Friday)
Monday 1 April (Easter Monday)
Thursday 9 May (Ascension Day)
Friday 10 May (day after Ascension Day)
Monday 20 May (Whit Monday)

2023: From Monday 10 July to Friday 18 August, the Law Information Desk will only be open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. (closed in the afternoons).

From Monday 21 August, normal opening hours will resume (Mon to Thur. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Fridays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.)

You can consult the Law Knowledgebase for questions about your programme, graduation, placements or other matters, to notify us of changes to your personal circumstances, or to contact the Board of Examiners / study advisor .

Any changes to the opening hours will be announced in the Need to Know section of the Student Portal and on this website.

Suggestions/feedback/complaints

Although the staff at the Office for Student Affairs do their utmost to assist students, there are times when something may go wrong. In these cases, we would like to hear about your complaint – firstly, to check whether something can still be done, and secondly, to improve the quality of our work.

If you have suggestions, feedback or complaints about your experience with the Office for Student Affairs, please communicate these via the Law Knowledgebase.