Frequently asked questions from students

In spite of the constraints they generate, the health instructions are implemented with a view to respecting the health of all. Your responsibility in this respect is both individual and collective. Failure to comply with the instructions may lead to disciplinary action in accordance with articles 34 and 35 of the General Regulations for Studies and Exams.

Please follow the rules in force.

1) If you have symptoms 

• Contact your GP by phone to obtain a Covid-19 test prescription code ('CTPC' - Corona test prescription code). You don't have a GP? Send an email to aide-sante@uclouvain.be.
• Once you get that code, get tested!
• It is very important to get tested (even if you are vaccinated) and to isolate yourself until you receive the results. The PCR tests via CTPC code are completely free and you will receive the results within 24 hours.

Please note that the testing center in Louvain-la-Neuve is now closed.

2) If you wish to obtain the Covid Safe Ticket (for 72 hours) or if you are going on a trip

These tests (PCR or antigenic) are not free. You have to go to a testing center or to a pharmacy. There are many places to go. Here is a non-exhaustive list

>> Find a testing center near you : https://testcovid.doclr.be or masante.be

You have mild symptoms or you have not always respected the covid measures (distance, mask)? It is now necessary to present a CTPC (Covid Test Prescription Code) to be tested, including at the UCLouvain branch in Louvain-la-Neuve. If you did not receive a code via tracing (following a contact case for example), contact your general practitioner by phone to obtain one. If you do not have a GP, you can send an e-mail to aide-sante@uclouvain.be. More information on this page.

You must inform the university by filling in this form for internal tracing purposes and follow the rules in force.

You must send your faculty a medical certificate or a quarantine certificate to justify your absence from compulsory teaching activities.

If you have any other health-related questions, you can contact the Help Desk health team via aide-sante@uclouvain.be.

The Enrolment Service is available to answer all your questions by phone or e-mail via a form you will find here. There are also permanent reception desks at the various sites. The opening hours are available here.

Please note: new students must complete a series of steps after enrolment.

A number of public places are accessible :

• the Public Digital Spaces in Wallonia and Brussels
• the Public Internet Access Points
• the premises made available to students by many municipalities (check with yours)

At UCLouvain you can go to different places: libraries, learning centers, and study rooms.

The Affluences application allows you to see in real time the occupancy rate of all UCLouvain's libraries and Learning Centers. It can also be used to reserve a room (for group work, for example).

Study rooms in Louvain-la-Neuve 

Check out the schedule and available rooms.

Study rooms in Brussels Woluwe 

On the Brussels Woluwe campus, autonomous workspaces exclusively reserved for UCLouvain students, with their student card and access card, are at your disposal:

• halls of the Simonart auditorium and the central auditoriums
• hall of the Martin V seminar rooms 
• Hippocrates Learning Center and Health Sciences Library 
• computer rooms

For further information: https://uclouvain.be/fr/sites/woluwe/espace-d-etudes.html.

Study rooms in Mons

The Maison des étudiant-es becomes a computer room with free access.

The multi-purpose room becomes a computer room with free access (15 posts available).

The large hall of the Maison des étudiant-es and two covered outdoor areas have been set up on the UCLouvain FUCaM Mons campus to allow students to take advantage of a break while respecting social distancing.

For any questions: info-mons@uclouvain.be.

See the Sports Department.

See the website of the university restaurants.

The Student Support Service can analyse your state of need and, if necessary, provide you with assistance, financial or otherwise, in order to obtain a PC. You can contact the Student Support Service by e-mail.

In the meantime, do not hesitate to go to the University's computer rooms in compliance with the health regulations in force.

You are note alone! Don't hesitate to see this page for help resources.

Also, a psychologist from the Student Support Service can receive you and accompany you in these difficulties, in complete confidentiality. It's free. See www.uclouvain.be/aide.