Where is Campus Tweekerken?

Campus Tweekerken is a central location for Ghent University, primarily associated with the Faculty of Law and Criminology. Situated in the historic heart of Ghent, this campus offers a blend of traditional architecture and modern academic facilities, creating an ideal environment for legal studies and research in criminology.

• Law
• Criminology
• Legal Studies and Policy

The campus supports a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs focused on understanding legal systems, criminal justice, and societal impacts of law. Students at Campus Tweekerken engage in rigorous coursework that combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications, preparing them for careers in law firms, public policy, and criminal justice systems. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, ethical considerations, and analytical skills, essential for addressing complex legal and social issues. The campus features moot courtrooms and specialized libraries, providing hands-on learning opportunities and access to extensive legal resources. Its central location in Ghent fosters connections with local courts, legal institutions, and other university faculties, enhancing interdisciplinary collaboration. Additionally, the campus hosts guest lectures, debates, and seminars with legal experts, enriching the academic experience. Campus Tweekerken plays a crucial role in Ghent University’s mission to advance justice and legal scholarship, making it a vital hub for students and researchers dedicated to shaping the future of law and criminology.