How to Contact Tilburg University or Find Practical Campus Information

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Tilburg University's website puts contact and practical information behind a few clearly labelled links rather than on the homepage itself. If you want to reach the university, find a specific person, or look up opening hours and the campus map, start from the Contact section in the site footer, then branch into the audience-specific pages (Students, Alumni, Press and media, Suppliers) for anything more targeted.

Contacting the university

The footer of tilburguniversity.edu lists a Contact link alongside an entry called Contact information. That is the intended starting point for general enquiries. The same footer area also provides:

  • Find someone at Tilburg University — a people-search entry for locating staff or experts by name.
  • Opening hours — practical hours information for the university.
  • Campus map — a map of the Tilburg campus.

The homepage also carries a Contact Tilburg University heading in its navigation, and a Find an Expert or Expertise link, which is the route to use when you need to identify a researcher or a specific area of expertise rather than a general staff member.

Practical campus information

Beyond contact details, the footer collects the operational pages a visitor or new student typically needs:

What you need Where it lives on the site
Opening hours Footer link, "Opening hours"
Campus map Footer link, "Campus map"
Finding a person Footer link, "Find someone at Tilburg University"
Privacy rules Footer link, "Privacy"
Digital accessibility Footer link, "Digital accessibility"
Legal terms and cookies Footer link, "Disclaimer and cookies"

The University calendar and Open day and other study orientation activities links sit in the same footer block, so event dates and orientation activities are reachable from the same place as the practical pages.

Audience-specific entry points

The footer separates information by who you are, which is the fastest way to avoid generic pages:

  • Students — links to the student portal and student-facing information.
  • Intranet (staff) — internal staff entry.
  • Alumni — alumni information.
  • Donors — giving-related information.
  • Press and media — for journalists, alongside News and press releases.
  • Suppliers — for vendors working with the university.

If your question is about studying rather than administration, the Bachelor's programs and Master's programs sections each have their own events calendar, described as opportunities throughout the year to learn more about the programs and about studying in Tilburg. The Study in Tilburg in the Netherlands page covers the broader decision of choosing a university and program.

What to check before you write

Two footer links are worth reading before you submit a request or complaint: Privacy and Digital accessibility. They set out how the university handles personal data and accessibility, which is often the actual subject of an enquiry. The Disclaimer and cookies page covers site terms.

Note that the site does not publish a general contact email address, phone number, or response-time commitment in the material available here, so treat the Contact and Contact information pages as the authoritative source for current details rather than assuming a channel exists.