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If you are a member of CEU staff, faculty or a student, please
visit the Facilities page on the Intranet
for detailed information about accessing and moving around the campus.
Vienna Campus
Address:
Quellenstraße 51-55, 1100 Vienna, Austria /
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CEU's Vienna campus is located in Favoriten, the Austrian capital's multicultural 10th district and one of the city's most diverse locales. It is easily accessible from across the city and beyond, with tram stops and railway and underground stations nearby.
Opening Hours
Weekdays:
Library: Hours vary by day and time of year.
Visit the library's Hours and Locations page for more information.
Campus: 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Weekends:
Library: Hours vary by day and time of year.
Visit the library's Hours and Locations page for more information
.
Campus: 08:00 a.m. to 09:00 p.m.
On Austrian public holidays, the campus will be closed. For details, please refer to the
academic calendar
.
Reception/Front Desk
The Reception/Front Desk is located in the entrance hall of the campus building. It can be reached on
+43 1 25230 7111
between 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. on weekdays.
CEU Vienna Campus security is available during the campus opening hours under the following numbers:
+43 1 25230 7911
+43 6 768415 8224
Visitor Passes
All visitors accessing 'non-public' areas of campus must carry a visitor's pass at all times. To arrange a visitor pass, please provide the Front Desk with the name and arrival of your guest at least one day in advance. CEU community members are requested to meet their guests at the reception desk in the lobby of the building. Visitors to campus using the public space or attending events in the public spaces are not required to have a CEU ID card. However, any open to public events that require access to a 'non-public' area must have a registration list.
How to Get to the Vienna Campus
Arriving from the Airport
If you arrive in Vienna by plane, you have the following options for reaching the CEU campus:
By
public transport
:
you can take either the S-Bahn (S7, Schnellbahn S7) or the train (Railjet, RJ) to the city center. From there, you can reach CEU Campus with metro line U1 (the station closest to CEU is Reumannplatz) or one of
the tram lines
(D, 11, 6).
By
CAT - City Airport Train Wien
:
You can
book the CAT tickets online in advance
.
By
Vienna Airport Bus
:
take the bus
VAB 1
to Vienna Central Station (South Entrance) and then take the tram D towards Absberggasse from the tram stop “Hauptbahnhof Ost S”. Get off at the last stop (Absberggasse). The Campus is about 5 minutes away by foot.
By taxi:
40100 taxi company
offers a transfer from Vienna airport to any location in Vienna for a set price.
Arriving by Train
If you arrive by train, get off at Hauptbahnhof (main train station). From there, you can reach CEU Campus with the metro line U1 (the station closest to CEU is Reumannplatz) or one of
the tram lines
(D, 11, 6).
Arriving by Public Transport
The public transport stops closest to CEU Vienna campus are:
Reumannplatz stop at the U1 metro line
Tram stops: Absberggasse(tram D), Schrankenberggasse (trams 11, 6).
For public transport schedules and tickets, please visit the
Wiener Linen website
.
Arriving by Car
In Vienna, most streets have a
short-term parking zone
. Please visit the official website of the city of Vienna for information on the parking zones around the Vienna campus and how to
purchase the prepaid parking voucher (Parkschein)
.
Currently, campus parking is reserved for CEU employees only. CEU students can book short-term parking (limited spaces) through the Facilities page on the Intranet (login credentials required).
Arriving by Bike
If you commute by bicycle, you can utilize the parking stands located at the front and back entrances of the Vienna Campus building.
You can view
the map of bike routes in Vienna on the city’s website
.
Child-Friendly Facilities at the Vienna Campus
A baby room is designated for community members with young children for quiet time or nursing. The room is located on the first floor, block C, next to the washrooms. In addition, a kid-friendly bookable office is located on the 2nd floor. Children must not be left unattended at CEU premises.
Budapest Site
Address
: 1051 Budapest, Nádor utca 15, 13, 11, and 9 / View on
Google Maps
Nádor utca 15 is the main entrance to the site and is home to the CEU Auditorium, the CEU Library, research centres, classrooms, study spaces and central administration offices. The award-winning Nádor buildings 13 and 15 opened in fall 2016.
Opening Hours
Weekdays:
Library: Hours vary by day and time of year.
Visit the library's Hours and Locations page for more information
.
Nádor Site: 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. (8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. for the public)
Weekends:
Library: Hours vary by day and time of year.
Visit the library's Hours and Locations page for more information
.
Nádor Site: 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. (8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. for the public)
On Hungarian public holidays, the site will be closed. For details, please refer to this
calendar of Hungarian national holidays
.
For information about the opening hours for other buildings and facilities in Budapest, please visit the relevant websites:
Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives
, 1051 Budapest, Arany János utca 32.
CEU Residence Center,
1106 Budapest, Kerepesi utca 87.
Raoul Wallenberg Guest House
, 1015 Budapest, Toldy Ferenc utca 8-10.
Reception/Front Desk
The front desk is located in the entrance hall of the main building at Nádor utca 15. The front desk can be reached on +36 1 327 3000 during opening hours: 09:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. on weekdays.
All visitors accessing 'non-public' areas of the location must carry a visitor's pass at all times.
Event Space Rental in Budapest
CEU Budapest buildings are unique event and conference venues in the heart of Budapest. The award-winning facilities include a 400-seat auditorium, session and breakout rooms accommodating 16 to 75 guests, a rooftop garden, and full catering services. Please visit the official
CEU Nádor Event Center website
for more information.
How to Get to the Budapest Site
Arriving from the Airport
By public transport:
From Liszt Ferenc International Airport, take bus number 100 to Deák Ferenc tér metro station. From there you can reach CEU Budapest site with a 10 minutes’ walk. For public transport schedules, please visit the
BudapestGO Trip Planner
website. Information about different types of tickets and prices can be found on the
Centre for Budapest Transport’s website
.
For extensive travel in Budapest, we recommend downloading the
BudapestGO Public transport app
with option to buy tickets, look up schedules, and plan trips.
By airport minibus:
MiniBud
By taxi:
FoTaxi
Arriving by Train
From Keleti railway station:
Take the M2 metro line (red line) to Deák Ferenc tér. From there you can reach CEU Budapest site with a 10 minutes’ walk.
From Nyugati railway station:
Take the M3 metro line (blue line) to Arany János utca, then walk 9 minutes to Nádor utca. Or take bus 15 at Nyugati railway station and get off at Zrinyi utca, walk 2 minutes to Nádor utca.
From Deli railway station:
Take the M2 metro line (red line) to Kossuth Lajos tér, then walk 10 minutes on Nádor utca. Or from Deli railway station take tram 56 to Krisztina tér, then take any of the buses 210 / 16 / 178 /105 / 216 to Szechenyi Istvan tér and walk 5 minutes to Nádor utca.
Arriving by Public Transport
The public transport stops closest to CEU Budapest site are:
Arany János utca stop at the M3 metro line (blue line)
Kossuth Lajos tér stop at the M2 metro line (red line)
Bus stops: Zrinyi utca (bus 15), Széchenyi István tér (buses 210,16, 178, 105, 216)
Tram stops: Széchenyi István tér (trams 2, 23)
For public transport schedules, please visit the
BudapestGO Trip Planner
website.For public transport schedules, please visit the
BudapestGO Trip Planner
website. Information about different types of tickets and prices can be found on the
Centre for Budapest Transport’s website
.
For extensive travel in Budapest, we recommend downloading the
BudapestGO Public transport app
with option to buy tickets, look up schedules, and plan trips.
Arriving by Car
For parking information in Budapest please check the
website of the Centre for Budapest Transport
. CEU Budapest site is located in the city center, where parking can be challenging during the day - you may also want to
check car parks
close to Nádor utca.
Arriving by Bike
For community members who regularly access campus by bicycle, roller, segway, etc., an indoor parking area has been established in the Monument Building (Nádor 9).
There is an additional street bicycle parking at Zrinyi utca for anyone without access to the indoor parking area.
Child-Friendly Facilities at the Budapest Site
A baby room is designated for community members with young children for quiet time or nursing in Nádor 13, Ground Floor. The key for the room is available at the Front Office. In addition, a kid-friendly bookable office is located on the ground floor of Nádor 11. Children must not be left unattended on campus
There are diaper-changing facilities in the following additional locations:
Nádor 9, Ground Floor accessible toilets
Nádor 9, 2nd Floor accessible toilets
Faculty Tower, 2nd Floor accessible toilets
Nádor 13, Ground Floor baby room
Nádor 9, Ground Floor and 2nd floor
Faculty Tower, 2nd floor
Nádor 13, Ground Floor and 3rd floor
Nádor 15, -1st Floor, Ground Floor, 1st Floor and 2nd Floor
Accessibility at CEU Campuses
CEU is committed to creating spaces that are user-friendly for all community members and visitors, including people with vision and hearing impairments or mobility aids. On both the Budapest and Vienna campuses, a number of accessibility features and tools are available.
Vienna Campus accessibility page
Budapest Buildings accessibility page
Wi-Fi Internet Access on CEU Campus
At CEU, there are three levels of access to wireless networks. These are categorized below by the name of the given network (“SSID”). These networks are available in all CEU buildings.
CEU network SSID:
CEU members can authenticate using their Microsoft username and password. This authentication is necessary only once per device, and after the first authentication, the device will remember these settings, so users can use this Wi-Fi network every day without having to sign in again. Authenticated devices could have less strict firewall rules, and could have easier access to various resources (shared network drives, SAP, Office 365 services, SITS, etc.) without the use of VPN. CEU assures that there is sufficient bandwidth for the dedicated devices and services on this network, resulting in better overall Wi-Fi performance.
Eduroam network SSID:
offers internet connectivity to roaming users of all other
Eduroam
member institutions and is available to visitors from Eduroam partners (and also for CEU community members in other partner institutions).
CEU Guest network SSID:
for guest access (e.g., to external Library visitor, other external visitors, conference visitors, etc.), CEU provides a separate guest network called ‘CEU Guest’. This is a more strictly protected network with more restrictive firewall settings. Bandwidth is limited to provide sufficient Wi-Fi capacity to the members of CEU (users connected to the ‘CEU’ network). The password to connect is printed on posters in public areas of the campus.
Canteens on CEU Campus
At both campuses, there are in-house canteens and cafes open to the community and the public.
In Vienna, there is the
Lia Canteen
and café
on the ground floor at Quellenstraße 51, 1100 Wien. Please check the
Lia Canteen website
for the weekly menu and opening times.
In Budapest, you have two options:
Central Canteen
(Nádor 15, 2nd floor self-service canteen) and
Brunch Bistro
(Nádor 9 Monument Building, ground floor). There is also a café on the ground floor of the Nádor 15 building,
Estratto Budapest
.
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If you are a member of CEU staff, faculty or a student, please
visit the Facilities page on the Intranet
for detailed information about accessing and moving around the campus.
Vienna Campus
Address:
Quellenstraße 51-55, 1100 Vienna, Austria /
View on Google Maps
CEU's Vienna campus is located in Favoriten, the Austrian capital's multicultural 10th district and one of the city's most diverse locales. It is easily accessible from across the city and beyond, with tram stops and railway and underground stations nearby.
Opening Hours
Weekdays:
Library: Hours vary by day and time of year.
Visit the library's Hours and Locations page for more information.
Campus: 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Weekends:
Library: Hours vary by day and time of year.
Visit the library's Hours and Locations page for more information
.
Campus: 08:00 a.m. to 09:00 p.m.
On Austrian public holidays, the campus will be closed. For details, please refer to the
academic calendar
.
Reception/Front Desk
The Reception/Front Desk is located in the entrance hall of the campus building. It can be reached on
+43 1 25230 7111
between 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. on weekdays.
CEU Vienna Campus security is available during the campus opening hours under the following numbers:
+43 1 25230 7911
+43 6 768415 8224
Visitor Passes
All visitors accessing 'non-public' areas of campus must carry a visitor's pass at all times. To arrange a visitor pass, please provide the Front Desk with the name and arrival of your guest at least one day in advance. CEU community members are requested to meet their guests at the reception desk in the lobby of the building. Visitors to campus using the public space or attending events in the public spaces are not required to have a CEU ID card. However, any open to public events that require access to a 'non-public' area must have a registration list.
How to Get to the Vienna Campus
Arriving from the Airport
If you arrive in Vienna by plane, you have the following options for reaching the CEU campus:
By
public transport
:
you can take either the S-Bahn (S7, Schnellbahn S7) or the train (Railjet, RJ) to the city center. From there, you can reach CEU Campus with metro line U1 (the station closest to CEU is Reumannplatz) or one of
the tram lines
(D, 11, 6).
By
CAT - City Airport Train Wien
:
You can
book the CAT tickets online in advance
.
By
Vienna Airport Bus
:
take the bus
VAB 1
to Vienna Central Station (South Entrance) and then take the tram D towards Absberggasse from the tram stop “Hauptbahnhof Ost S”. Get off at the last stop (Absberggasse). The Campus is about 5 minutes away by foot.
By taxi:
40100 taxi company
offers a transfer from Vienna airport to any location in Vienna for a set price.
Arriving by Train
If you arrive by train, get off at Hauptbahnhof (main train station). From there, you can reach CEU Campus with the metro line U1 (the station closest to CEU is Reumannplatz) or one of
the tram lines
(D, 11, 6).
Arriving by Public Transport
The public transport stops closest to CEU Vienna campus are:
Reumannplatz stop at the U1 metro line
Tram stops: Absberggasse(tram D), Schrankenberggasse (trams 11, 6).
For public transport schedules and tickets, please visit the
Wiener Linen website
.
Arriving by Car
In Vienna, most streets have a
short-term parking zone
. Please visit the official website of the city of Vienna for information on the parking zones around the Vienna campus and how to
purchase the prepaid parking voucher (Parkschein)
.
Currently, campus parking is reserved for CEU employees only. CEU students can book short-term parking (limited spaces) through the Facilities page on the Intranet (login credentials required).
Arriving by Bike
If you commute by bicycle, you can utilize the parking stands located at the front and back entrances of the Vienna Campus building.
You can view
the map of bike routes in Vienna on the city’s website
.
Child-Friendly Facilities at the Vienna Campus
A baby room is designated for community members with young children for quiet time or nursing. The room is located on the first floor, block C, next to the washrooms. In addition, a kid-friendly bookable office is located on the 2nd floor. Children must not be left unattended at CEU premises.
Budapest Site
Address
: 1051 Budapest, Nádor utca 15, 13, 11, and 9 / View on
Google Maps
Nádor utca 15 is the main entrance to the site and is home to the CEU Auditorium, the CEU Library, research centres, classrooms, study spaces and central administration offices. The award-winning Nádor buildings 13 and 15 opened in fall 2016.
Opening Hours
Weekdays:
Library: Hours vary by day and time of year.
Visit the library's Hours and Locations page for more information
.
Nádor Site: 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. (8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. for the public)
Weekends:
Library: Hours vary by day and time of year.
Visit the library's Hours and Locations page for more information
.
Nádor Site: 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. (8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. for the public)
On Hungarian public holidays, the site will be closed. For details, please refer to this
calendar of Hungarian national holidays
.
For information about the opening hours for other buildings and facilities in Budapest, please visit the relevant websites:
Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives
, 1051 Budapest, Arany János utca 32.
CEU Residence Center,
1106 Budapest, Kerepesi utca 87.
Raoul Wallenberg Guest House
, 1015 Budapest, Toldy Ferenc utca 8-10.
Reception/Front Desk
The front desk is located in the entrance hall of the main building at Nádor utca 15. The front desk can be reached on +36 1 327 3000 during opening hours: 09:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. on weekdays.
All visitors accessing 'non-public' areas of the location must carry a visitor's pass at all times.
Event Space Rental in Budapest
CEU Budapest buildings are unique event and conference venues in the heart of Budapest. The award-winning facilities include a 400-seat auditorium, session and breakout rooms accommodating 16 to 75 guests, a rooftop garden, and full catering services. Please visit the official
CEU Nádor Event Center website
for more information.
How to Get to the Budapest Site
Arriving from the Airport
By public transport:
From Liszt Ferenc International Airport, take bus number 100 to Deák Ferenc tér metro station. From there you can reach CEU Budapest site with a 10 minutes’ walk. For public transport schedules, please visit the
BudapestGO Trip Planner
website. Information about different types of tickets and prices can be found on the
Centre for Budapest Transport’s website
.
For extensive travel in Budapest, we recommend downloading the
BudapestGO Public transport app
with option to buy tickets, look up schedules, and plan trips.
By airport minibus:
MiniBud
By taxi:
FoTaxi
Arriving by Train
From Keleti railway station:
Take the M2 metro line (red line) to Deák Ferenc tér. From there you can reach CEU Budapest site with a 10 minutes’ walk.
From Nyugati railway station:
Take the M3 metro line (blue line) to Arany János utca, then walk 9 minutes to Nádor utca. Or take bus 15 at Nyugati railway station and get off at Zrinyi utca, walk 2 minutes to Nádor utca.
From Deli railway station:
Take the M2 metro line (red line) to Kossuth Lajos tér, then walk 10 minutes on Nádor utca. Or from Deli railway station take tram 56 to Krisztina tér, then take any of the buses 210 / 16 / 178 /105 / 216 to Szechenyi Istvan tér and walk 5 minutes to Nádor utca.
Arriving by Public Transport
The public transport stops closest to CEU Budapest site are:
Arany János utca stop at the M3 metro line (blue line)
Kossuth Lajos tér stop at the M2 metro line (red line)
Bus stops: Zrinyi utca (bus 15), Széchenyi István tér (buses 210,16, 178, 105, 216)
Tram stops: Széchenyi István tér (trams 2, 23)
For public transport schedules, please visit the
BudapestGO Trip Planner
website.For public transport schedules, please visit the
BudapestGO Trip Planner
website. Information about different types of tickets and prices can be found on the
Centre for Budapest Transport’s website
.
For extensive travel in Budapest, we recommend downloading the
BudapestGO Public transport app
with option to buy tickets, look up schedules, and plan trips.
Arriving by Car
For parking information in Budapest please check the
website of the Centre for Budapest Transport
. CEU Budapest site is located in the city center, where parking can be challenging during the day - you may also want to
check car parks
close to Nádor utca.
Arriving by Bike
For community members who regularly access campus by bicycle, roller, segway, etc., an indoor parking area has been established in the Monument Building (Nádor 9).
There is an additional street bicycle parking at Zrinyi utca for anyone without access to the indoor parking area.
Child-Friendly Facilities at the Budapest Site
A baby room is designated for community members with young children for quiet time or nursing in Nádor 13, Ground Floor. The key for the room is available at the Front Office. In addition, a kid-friendly bookable office is located on the ground floor of Nádor 11. Children must not be left unattended on campus
There are diaper-changing facilities in the following additional locations:
Nádor 9, Ground Floor accessible toilets
Nádor 9, 2nd Floor accessible toilets
Faculty Tower, 2nd Floor accessible toilets
Nádor 13, Ground Floor baby room
Nádor 9, Ground Floor and 2nd floor
Faculty Tower, 2nd floor
Nádor 13, Ground Floor and 3rd floor
Nádor 15, -1st Floor, Ground Floor, 1st Floor and 2nd Floor
Accessibility at CEU Campuses
CEU is committed to creating spaces that are user-friendly for all community members and visitors, including people with vision and hearing impairments or mobility aids. On both the Budapest and Vienna campuses, a number of accessibility features and tools are available.
Vienna Campus accessibility page
Budapest Buildings accessibility page
Wi-Fi Internet Access on CEU Campus
At CEU, there are three levels of access to wireless networks. These are categorized below by the name of the given network (“SSID”). These networks are available in all CEU buildings.
CEU network SSID:
CEU members can authenticate using their Microsoft username and password. This authentication is necessary only once per device, and after the first authentication, the device will remember these settings, so users can use this Wi-Fi network every day without having to sign in again. Authenticated devices could have less strict firewall rules, and could have easier access to various resources (shared network drives, SAP, Office 365 services, SITS, etc.) without the use of VPN. CEU assures that there is sufficient bandwidth for the dedicated devices and services on this network, resulting in better overall Wi-Fi performance.
Eduroam network SSID:
offers internet connectivity to roaming users of all other
Eduroam
member institutions and is available to visitors from Eduroam partners (and also for CEU community members in other partner institutions).
CEU Guest network SSID:
for guest access (e.g., to external Library visitor, other external visitors, conference visitors, etc.), CEU provides a separate guest network called ‘CEU Guest’. This is a more strictly protected network with more restrictive firewall settings. Bandwidth is limited to provide sufficient Wi-Fi capacity to the members of CEU (users connected to the ‘CEU’ network). The password to connect is printed on posters in public areas of the campus.
Canteens on CEU Campus
At both campuses, there are in-house canteens and cafes open to the community and the public.
In Vienna, there is the
Lia Canteen
and café
on the ground floor at Quellenstraße 51, 1100 Wien. Please check the
Lia Canteen website
for the weekly menu and opening times.
In Budapest, you have two options:
Central Canteen
(Nádor 15, 2nd floor self-service canteen) and
Brunch Bistro
(Nádor 9 Monument Building, ground floor). There is also a café on the ground floor of the Nádor 15 building,
Estratto Budapest
.
About
About CEU
Board of Trustees
Leadership at CEU
Senate
Campus
Accreditation
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