Contact
Student Information Desk Humanities
- Email: studentdesk.hum@uu.nl (9.00 - 17.00 working days)
- WhatsApp: 0031 6 4108 4538 (9.00 - 17.00 working days)
- Phone: 030 253 6285 (11.00 - 12.30 and 13.30 - 15.00 working days)
- Front desk: 11.00-12.30 and 13.30-15.00 working days
- Mailing address: Drift 10, 3512 BS Utrecht
Don't forget to state your student number and study programme when you contact us.
For questions about: your curriculum • course enrolment • graduation • grades • approval and exemption • certification of grades - etc.
Question about tuition fees?
Please refer to Student Services in case you have a question about your tuition fees.
Appointment Career Officer
To book an appointment with the Humanities Career Officer, please refer to Career Services' online booking tool.
Change your diploma tube
You can still exchange your white diploma tube for a yellow Utrecht University tube by visiting us during our opening hours.
Programme Coordinator
Studieadviseurs departement Geschiedenis en Kunstgeschiedenis
How to get in touch?
| Short or urgent questions: telephone consultation hours | Every working day from 10.00 to 11.30 via +31 (0)30-253 6990. |
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| Library walk-in consultation | Every working day from 12.30 to 13.30, hall library Drift 27. |
| Short or urgent questions: walk-in consultation | Tuesdays and Thursdays from 15.00-16.00 at Drift 6. |
| Non-urgent or general questions: email | studieadviesGKG.GW@uu.nl |
| Complex questions: appointment | Please schedule an appointment with your programme's Study Advisor via the online calendar tool. Appointments will be on campus or via Microsoft Teams (install the app and log in with your UU email address). |
Topics to discuss with your study advisor
study programme • policies and procedures • complaints, objections and appeals • academic skills • educational facilities • special circumstances • (chronic) illness • disability • neurodivergent
Contact
studieadviesgeschiedenis.gw@uu.nl
030-253 6990
Do not forget to mention your name and student number!
How to get in touch
| Short or urgent questions: telephone consultation hours | Every working day from 10.00 to 12.00 |
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| Non-urgent or general questions: email | We will try to get back to you within a week. |
| Complex questions: appointment | Please schedule an appointment with your programme's Study Advisor via the online calendar tool. Appointments will be on campus or via Microsoft Teams (install the app and log in with your UU email address). |
Topics to discuss with your Study Advisor:
questions about your programme • illness and special circumstances • arrangements and procedures • personal advice • complaints, objection, appeal • improving academic skills • intake interview • facilities in case of handicap/chronic illness • evidence submission in the case of a missed test
International Office Humanities
internationaloffice.hum@uu.nl. Please keep in mind that it can take up to 4 working days to receive a reply from us. Make sure you do not wait until the last moment when you want to get a document signed! Always mention your student number. | |
| Mailing address | Drift 10, 3512 BS Utrecht |
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| Walk-in office hours | Our front desk is open every Thursday from 11.00-12.00. |
| Appointment with an Exchange Coordinator | It is not possible to make an appointment at the moment. For questions, please email us at internationaloffice.hum@uu.nl |
Internship Office
(Student Information Desk Humanities)
Drift 10, 3512 BS Utrecht
+31 (030) 253 6285
stage.gw@uu.nl
Do not forget to quote your student number!
| Telephone | 11.00 - 12.30 (Monday to Friday) |
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| Front desk | 11.00 - 15.00 (Monday to Friday) |
You can contact the Internship Office Humanities for practical questions regarding doing an internship and handing in internship documents.
Career Officer
You may consult the career officer with questions about how to start your career, to discuss your resume, to practice a job interview, etcetera. Would you like to practice a job interview? Always perform the career check first and bring the results with you to the interview.
Book an appointment
Other programme related contacts
Members curriculum committee
- dr. Marloes Beers (chair)
- dr. Pim Huijnen (staff)
- dr. Fabio Cristiano (staff)
- dr. Luuk Slooter (staff)
Student members:
- Tom Draaijer (vice-chair, MA International Relations in Historical Perspective)
- Lieke Samuels (MA History of Politics and Society)
- Joep Schröder (MA Cultural History of Modern Europe)
- Rim Aarden(MA Conflict Studies and Human Rights)
Contact
The student members can be contacted by email at: GW_OCGeschiedenis@uu.nl.
What does a curriculum committee do?
Curriculum committees are representative bodies comprised of students as well as lecturers. They are responsible for advising on the Education and Examination Regulations and its annual evaluation, guarding the quality of education and addressing problems that might arrise. If so requested or of its own accord, they advise the Board of the study programme and the dean on all academic educational matters.
The opinion of students play a key role in the tasks of the curriculum committees. Through evaluations of the several programmes and course evaluations, curriculum committees review academic education and teaching. Half of the committee is comprised of students. So do not hesitate to contact them if you have an issue that you think needs to be addressed.
Melle Berg is the Department of History and Art History's Student Assessor. Whenever you wish to comment on our education or how it's been organised, feel free to contact Melle.
Contact
gkg_departementsassessor.gw@uu.nl
Drift 6
What does a Student Assessor do?
A Student Assessor advises the departmental board on student matters and educational matters from a student viewpoint. In this way, the Assessor is your link to the departmental board.
The faculty of Humanities is divided into four departments. These departments are each headed by a board consisting of a Departmental Head, an Education Director, a Research Director and a Student Assessor. The four Department Assessors communicate with the faculty board. The humanities board also consists of a Student Assessor for the faculty as a whole, Imke van Dam.
- Daniël Janssen (chair)
- Harald Hendrix
- Annemarie Kalis
- David Pascoe
- Remco Raben
- Stephan Werning
The Board of Examiners is assisted by the Board's executive secretary, Noor Blaauw.
Contact information
Board of Examiners
Concerning: <name study programme>
Drift 10
3512 BS UTRECHT
studentdesk.hum@uu.nl
Practical contacts
Do you need IT assistance? First check the current status of our IT systems to see if there is a general malfunction. If not, you may contact the ITS helpdesk or the Humanities helpdesk. You may also use the IT wizard to try and solve the issues yourself.
CONTACT
030-253 4500
servicedesk@uu.nl
Do not forget to include important information such as your Solis ID, telephone number, and the UU number of a malfunctioning PC or printer (this number can be found on the gray assit tag on the device, e.g. UU012345).
Telephone
Monday to Friday 7.15-22.30
Saturday 10.00-18.00
Sunday 10.00-22.30
Contact helpdesk Humanities
- Kromme Nieuwegracht 80 (reception)
Monday to Friday 10.00-16.30 - Drift 27
Monday to Friday 12.00-15.00
IT-wizard
Student Services provides information regarding matters such as application, enrolment, Studielink, tuition fees and scheduling appointments with student counsellors. Contact Student Services.