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13-593: Biomedical Research Institute may refer to: Biomedisch Onderzoeksinstituut or BIOMED in Belgium Los Angeles Biomedical Research Institute or LA BioMed Part of Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center Shreveport Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Biomedical Research Institute . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change

26-619: A house of refuge for the Herkenrode Abbey's beguines). The adjacent Witte Kazerne ('White Barracks') is home to some central administration offices and the Transportation Research Institute as well as the School of Transportation Sciences. UHasselt has seven Faculties and three Schools, offering 18 Bachelor and 35 Master programmes in total (including 6 English-taught programmes): UHasselt has four research institutes covering

39-512: A rich student life, with several Student Associations: The formal opening of the academic year traditionally takes place in the penultimate week of September. The day starts with the Procession of Professors in the centre of Hasselt and a toast by the Mayor at City Hall. In the afternoon, a ceremony with speeches and music is held. Hasselt University celebrates its Foundation Day on May 28 (the day when

52-630: Is located in the ‘green belt’ near Hasselt. The campus is home to several research institutes, incubators and spin-offs. The student restaurant, University Library, class rooms and auditoriums are located in Main Building D. Other notable campus buildings are the Science Tower (with laboratories for education and research in chemistry and physics) and the Application Centre for Concrete and Construction (ACB²). Campus Hasselt (2 hectares) consists of

65-650: Is to become the European hub for education and research in sustainability. In 2005, LUC was renamed Hasselt University (or UHasselt). In 2012, UHasselt opened a second campus in the city centre of Hasselt. It includes the Rectorate, the Law Faculty Building and the Old Prison (‘Oude Gevangenis’). The Old Prison is the university's main seat as well as the place where new students must register. Campus Hasselt also includes

78-588: The 2023 Times Higher Education ranking of universities younger than 50 years. As of October 2020, Rector of Hasselt University is Prof. Bernard Vanheusden. Vice-Rector for Education is Prof. Elke Hermans, Vice-Rector for Research, Innovation & Internationalisation is Prof. Ken Haenen. UHasselt/LUC was official established by law in May 1971. In September 1973, the first academic year followed with around 320 students and six (undergraduate) programmes (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Dentistry and Medicine). In

91-597: The Rectorate (with the Rector's Office), the Faculty of Law and the Old Prison. The almost 200-year-old building has a restaurant, two auditoriums and former prison cells turned into study rooms. The Student Service Centre, where enrolment of new students takes place, is also located in the Old Prison Building. The Offices of the Rector and Administrators are located on walking distance, at the sixteenth-century Refugiehuis (once

104-578: The Refugiehuis and Witte Kazerne, located in the Maastrichterstraat. Rectorial elections at UHasselt take place every four years. All members of the faculty and school boards are eligible to vote (including student representatives). As highest decision-making body, the board of governors officially appoint the new rector. Over the past decades, Hasselt University has had four rectors (including current Rector Vanheusden): Campus Diepenbeek (75 hectares)

117-568: The Transnational University Limburg (tUL) – an international partnership involving two universities in two countries. tUL offers several programmes: Computer Science, Statistics, Biomedical Sciences and Law (a collaboration between tUL and KU Leuven). In 2003, UHasselt/LUC and university colleges PHL and XIOS (presently, PXL University College ) formed the Limburg Association of Higher Education, or AUHL. The Association eyes

130-741: The ensuing decades, Hasselt University went through an enormous transformation. In 1991, the Limburg Business School (EHL) was transformed into the university's third faculty (Faculty of Applied Economics, presently Business Economics). The curriculum was expanded to include Transportation Sciences (2004), Law (2008), Architecture, Interior Architecture, Engineering Technology, Rehabilitation Sciences (2013) and Commercial Sciences (2015). In 2022, five additional programmes were launched: Social Sciences, Materiomics, Nursery and Midwifery, Healthcare Engineering and Engineering Technology: Computer Science. In 2001, UHasselt/LUC and Maastricht University founded

143-533: The entire research spectre (from fundamental research to applied research to valorisation): There are also three research centres: Each academic year, UHasselt students elect a Student Council (StuRa), consisting of fourteen members from the different Faculties and Schools. These representatives take part in several decision-making bodies, including the Board of Governors and the Educational Council. UHasselt has

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156-585: The further development of higher education and scientific research in the Region. In 2022, Hasselt University joined the EURECA-PRO European University Alliance. The network enables students and staff to study, teach and research in the field of responsible consumption and production. The long-term ambition of UHasselt and its partners in Austria, France, Germany, Greece, Poland, Romania and Spain,

169-414: The link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Biomedical_Research_Institute&oldid=474185791 " Category : Disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages BIOMED UHasselt is ranked 35th out of 605 in

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