UH Campuses

The University for Humanistics in Utrecht is a unique institution in the Netherlands, focusing on humanistic studies and the exploration of meaning, values, and humanization in society. At the main campus, students engage in interdisciplinary programs that combine philosophy, ethics, and social sciences to address contemporary societal challenges. The curriculum is designed to foster critical thinking and personal development, encouraging students to reflect on what it means to be human in a rapidly changing world.

The primary courses offered at this campus include:

• Humanistic Studies (Bachelor’s Program): This program provides a broad foundation in humanistic theory, philosophy, and ethics, preparing students to contribute to societal well-being.
• Care Ethics and Policy (Master’s Program): Focused on the ethics of care, this course explores how care practices can inform policy-making and improve societal structures.
• Humanistic Education (Master’s Program): This program trains students to apply humanistic principles in educational settings, emphasizing personal growth and societal impact.
• Philosophy of Humanity and Culture (Master’s Program): A deep dive into philosophical questions about human existence, culture, and meaning-making in modern contexts.

Additionally, the campus offers various short courses, workshops, and research opportunities that align with its mission to humanize society. Students and faculty collaborate on projects that address issues such as sustainability, social justice, and mental health, ensuring that the university remains a vital contributor to both academic discourse and practical societal solutions. The intimate campus environment fosters close-knit communities, allowing for personalized learning experiences and meaningful interactions between students and professors.