Come visit our campus
Would you like to visit our campus and check out our facilities?
Are you a prospective student of University College Groningen (UCG)? Or are you thinking about possibly studying at UCG in the near future? Then you are probably interested in visiting us in Groningen. We always recommend visiting us during an event such as the Open Day, but this might not suit your travel plans. If this is the case, feel free to register for a (small scale) Campus Tour.
Just fill in the form below and tell us your day preference.
This arrangement is supposed to replace our Student for a Day visiting option during the summer months, when there are no classes being given.
Between 7 June and 25 August 2022 you will get the chance to visit us and get a Campus Tour.
What to expect during a Campus Tour?
- You are welcomed by a member of the Admissions, Marketing and Recruitment team
- You will receive a tour of the academic campus building in Groningen (not of the student housing)
- We will help you with all your questions regarding admissions, our Liberal Arts and Sciences programme and other related topics
- This is a small scale tour, it is very likely that we will meet with you one-on-one
More information
For questions, please contact us via email at ucg rug.nl
Or through one of our social media platforms:
| Last modified: | 14 April 2022 1.48 p.m. |
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