Where is Campus Boekentoren?

Campus Boekentoren, named after the iconic Book Tower, is a central location for Ghent University’s library services and humanities studies. It houses the university’s main library, which is a vital resource for students and researchers across various disciplines. The campus primarily supports programs in the Faculty of Arts and Philosophy, offering a conducive environment for research and study in literature, history, and related fields.

• Arts and Humanities
• Literature and Linguistics
• History and Philosophy

The campus is a focal point for students pursuing degrees in the humanities, providing access to extensive archives, rare manuscripts, and digital resources. The Book Tower itself, designed by Henry van de Velde, is not only a functional library but also a cultural landmark, symbolizing the university’s commitment to knowledge preservation and dissemination. Beyond its role as a library, Campus Boekentoren hosts seminars, workshops, and lectures that enrich the academic experience of students in the humanities. Its central location in Ghent ensures easy access to other university facilities and fosters collaboration among students and faculty. The campus environment encourages deep research and critical thinking, essential for the study of arts and philosophy. Additionally, it serves as a quiet study space for students from all faculties, making it a versatile and integral part of the university. The blend of historical significance and modern academic resources at Campus Boekentoren makes it a unique and inspiring place for learning and intellectual growth within Ghent University.