HvA has several campuses across Amsterdam. Public transport is the most convenient way to reach them. Check the specific campus location for your program and use the GVB journey planner or Google Maps for routes via tram, bus, or metro. Many students cycle, so bike parking is usually available.

Parking is generally limited and often expensive at HvA campuses, especially in central Amsterdam. It's highly recommended to use public transport or cycle.

The CMD program is primarily located at the Wibautstraat campus.

The Applied Psychology program is situated at the Fraijlemastraat campus.

Visit the official HvA website and navigate to the 'Locations' or 'Campuses' section. You can usually find detailed addresses and maps there.

As a university, HvA campuses are generally accessible to students, staff, and prospective students during opening hours. You typically don't need a ticket for general campus access, but specific events or facilities might require registration or booking.

Opening hours can vary by campus and building. It's best to check the specific hours for the building you plan to visit on the official HvA website.

Yes, HvA regularly hosts open days and information sessions for prospective students. Check their website for upcoming events and registration details.

Open days are usually free to attend, but registration is often required. Check the HvA website for specific event details.

Access to libraries, labs, and other specialized facilities is typically granted with a valid HvA student or staff ID. Prospective students may have limited access during guided tours or open days.

HvA campuses offer modern lecture halls, libraries, study spaces, cafeterias, and often specialized labs and studios depending on the program.

Yes, HvA campuses provide various study spots, from quiet library areas to collaborative spaces. Many buildings have comfortable seating and good Wi-Fi.

Some HvA buildings, like the JMH building, offer impressive views of the Amsterdam skyline from higher floors.

HvA has a modern and dynamic atmosphere, with a focus on applied sciences and practical learning. It's a busy environment with a diverse student body.

HvA offers a range of student support services, including study advisors, career services, and mental health support.

Most HvA campuses have cafeterias or 'food courts' offering a variety of affordable meals and snacks.

Yes, you can typically bring your own lunch and snacks. There are usually designated areas or common spaces where you can eat.

Prices are generally student-friendly, with meals often ranging from €5-€10.

Most HvA cafeterias offer vegetarian options, and increasingly, vegan choices are becoming more common.

Depending on the campus location, there are usually various cafes and restaurants in the surrounding neighborhoods offering more dining choices.

Yes, the modern architecture of the campuses, especially buildings like JMH with its city views, offers great photo opportunities.

The 13th floor of the JMH building provides panoramic views of Amsterdam. The modern interiors and exteriors of various campus buildings are also photogenic.

Generally, taking photos for personal use is allowed, but it's always good to be mindful of other students and staff. For commercial photography, you might need permission.

Students often share photos of campus life, study sessions, and city views from campus. +1

Amsterdam has strict regulations regarding drone usage, especially in urban areas. Always check local drone laws before flying near any campus.