Campus Facilities & Accessibility

1. Campus Overview

Brussels College is located in Zaventem, a municipality in the Greater Brussels region, approximately 5 minutes from Brussels Airport (BRU). The campus is a purpose-equipped teaching facility located in the European capital.

2. Campus Address & Contact Information

2.1 Main Campus

2.2 Campus Setting

• Purpose-equipped teaching building in a business district
• 5 minutes from Brussels Airport (BRU)
• 15 minutes to central Brussels by public transport
• Local amenities include restaurants, cafés, shops, and services
• Student housing available in the surrounding area
• Quiet area suitable for academic study
• Located in an area with international business presence

3. Transport & Accessibility

3.1 Public Transport Connections

3.2 International Connectivity

Brussels is centrally located in Europe with the following transport connections:

• London: Approximately 2 hours by Eurostar high-speed train
• Paris: Approximately 1.5 hours by Thalys/Eurostar
• Amsterdam: Approximately 2 hours by Thalys
• Air Travel: Brussels Airport offers direct flights to major European, African, Asian, and North American cities
• Brussels Zaventem Airport (BRU): Major European aviation hub with connections to over 200 destinations

3.3 Accessibility for Students with Disabilities

• Wheelchair Access: Ground-floor access and elevator availability
• Accessible Facilities: Adapted restrooms and accessible classrooms
• Parking: Designated accessible parking spaces
• Support Services: Students should contact Admissions to discuss specific accessibility requirements
• Reasonable Adjustments: Accommodations for learning and assessments are available upon request

4. Campus Facilities

4.1 Teaching & Learning Spaces

4.2 Technology & IT Resources

• Wi-Fi: Campus-wide wireless internet access
• Computer Access: Computer labs with software and development tools
• Software: Microsoft Office, development IDEs, and other software applications
• Learning Management System (LMS): Online platform for course materials and assignments
• Digital Library: E-books, journals, and research databases
• Printing & Scanning: On-campus printing and scanning facilities
• AV Equipment: Smart boards, projectors, and presentation technology in teaching rooms

4.3 Student Support Facilities

• Student Services Office: Central point for administrative support and enquiries
• Academic Support: Tutoring and one-to-one academic guidance available
• Career Services: Support for internships, job placements, and career development
• International Student Support: Dedicated support for visa, accommodation, and settling in Brussels
• Quiet Study Areas: Designated silent zones for focused individual work

5. Campus Services

5.1 Student Welfare & Support

Brussels College provides the following support services:

Service	Description	Access
Academic Tutoring	One-to-one support for challenging modules and assessments	Book via Student Services
Student Counseling	Confidential wellbeing and mental health support	Contact Student Welfare Officer
Visa & Immigration Support	Guidance on student visas, residence permits, and compliance	Admissions Office
Accommodation Assistance	Help finding student housing in Brussels/Zaventem area	Student Services
Career Guidance	CV/resume support, interview preparation, internship placement	Career Services Team
Disability Support	Reasonable adjustments and accessibility accommodations	Contact Vice Rector
Language Support	English language support for non-native speakers	Academic Support Team

5.2 Campus Amenities

• Nearby Dining: Numerous restaurants, cafés, and food outlets within walking distance
• Shopping: Supermarkets, pharmacies, and retail stores in Zaventem center (5-minute walk)
• Banking: ATMs and bank branches nearby for financial services
• Medical Services: Doctors, dentists, and medical clinics in the local area
• Parking: Free parking available for students with vehicles
• Bicycle Storage: Secure bike parking on campus premises

5.3 Security & Safety

• Building Access: Controlled entry systems in place
• CCTV: Campus monitoring system installed
• Emergency Procedures: Fire safety and evacuation protocols established
• First Aid: First aiders available during teaching hours
• Health & Safety: Regular safety audits and risk assessments
• Location: Zaventem area security information available from local authorities

For full health and safety information, see our Health & Safety Policy.

6. Brussels & Zaventem Information

6.1 Brussels Context

• European Capital: Location of EU institutions, NATO, and international organizations
• Languages: English, French, and Dutch are commonly spoken
• Employment: EU bodies and international companies operate in Brussels
• Population: International community with residents from many nationalities
• Cost of Living: Living costs vary; students should budget accordingly
• Public Services: Belgium provides public healthcare and transport systems
• Work Permits: International students may be permitted to work part-time (regulations apply)
• Transport: Rail connections to major European cities available
• Services: Healthcare, cultural facilities, and services available

6.2 Zaventem Area

• Residential municipality near Brussels Airport
• Public transport connections to Brussels city center
• Housing options in the local area
• Local shops, restaurants, and healthcare facilities
• International population due to airport proximity
• Public parks and recreational areas

7. Campus Opening Hours

Facility/Service	Opening Hours	Notes
Campus Building	Monday - Friday: 08:00 - 20:00 Saturday: 09:00 - 17:00	Teaching and study access
Student Services	Monday - Friday: 09:00 - 17:00	Closed on public holidays
Computer Labs	Monday - Friday: 08:00 - 20:00 Saturday: 09:00 - 17:00	When not in use for classes
Study Hall	Monday - Friday: 08:00 - 20:00 Saturday: 09:00 - 17:00	Quiet study only
Library Resources (Online)	24/7	Access via student portal

8. Campus Tours & Visits

Campus visits can be arranged by contacting Brussels College:

8.1 Campus Tour Information

• Tour of teaching facilities and learning spaces
• Visit to computer labs, classrooms, and study areas
• Meeting with admissions staff available
• Information about programs, fees, and application process
• Q&A session available
• Information materials provided
• Duration: approximately 45-60 minutes

9. Contact Information

9.1 General Enquiries

Brussels College Office
Excelsiorlaan 5, 1930 Zaventem, Belgium
Email: info@brucol.be
Phone: +32 471 09 6641
WhatsApp: +32 479 12 52 95

9.2 Admissions & Applications

Admissions Office
Email: office@brucol.be
Phone: +32 471 09 6641

9.3 Student Support Services

Vice Rector (Student Affairs)
Dr. İbrahim Çıloğlu
Email: i.chiloglu@brucol.be
Phone: +32 471 09 6641

9.4 Accessibility & Disability Support

Students requiring accessibility accommodations or disability support should contact:
Email: office@brucol.be
Subject: "Accessibility Support Request"