The campus guide when visiting the University of Stavanger.
Visit UiS
There are bicycle parking areas at several locations on campus. (Photo: Mari Hult)
Use MazeMap to find the room or the auditorium you are looking for when visiting UiS! The map also contains other important information about the buildings and outdoor spaces.
We recommend using public transportation or bicycles to get to the university campus. Parking options at the Ullandhaug campus are limited.
The Faculty of Performing Arts is located in Bjergsted, and the Archaeological Museum is situated in Våland in downtown Stavanger.
Opening Hours
The buildings on the campus are open to the public from 07:45 AM to 8:00 PM. After 8:00 PM, a key card is required for access. The alarm is set at 11:00 PM. The alarm doesn't apply to the University Library, which operates with its own opening hours.
Accessibility
Information about accessibility in public buildings can be found at "Bygg for alle" (Buildings for Everyone). Enter the full or partial name of the building you want to know more about in the search field.
Dining locations at Campus Ullandhaug
The dining services provided on campus can offer good and affordable options to most students. Most of the student cantinas are operated by Studentsamskipnaden i Stavanger, SiS Cafe.
Opening hours
Optimisten
Monday - Thursday: 8:00 am – 7:30 pm
Friday 8:00 am – 3:00 pm
Humanisten
Monday - Friday: 8:00 am - 2:15 pm
Sentralen
Monday - Friday: 8:00 am – 3.00 pm
Entusiasten
Monday - Friday: 7:45 am – 1:15 pm
Bokkafeen
Monday - Thursday: 8:00 am – 6:30 pm
Friday: 8:00 am – 5:30 pm
Student Cantina in Hagbard Line-huset
SiS kafé offers affordable and healthy food. They can offer salads, vegetarian food, pizza, sandwiches and various cold dishes.
The "Book Café" in Kjølv Egelands hus offers tea and espresso-based coffee drinks. You can also enjoy smoothies, wine, beer and other cold beverages in a comfortable atmosphere.
Faculty of Performing Arts
Located in the beautiful green surroundings of Bjergsted Park, close to the centre of Stavanger, Faculty of Performing Arts is neighbour and partner to the city's cultural life.
Other park «residents» include the Stavanger Symphony Orchestra, The Stavanger Concert House, and Stavanger Performing Arts School, as well as the Stavanger Concert Society and the Norwegian Institute of Recorded Sound.
Faculty of Performing Arts has more than 200 students pursuing a range of courses in classical music, jazz, voice, music education, dance education and music production and recording.
Contact information
Reception:
Phone: +47 51 83 40 00
Fax: +47 51 83 40 50
E-mail: music-dance@uis.no
You might also be interested in
"How to Breathe Rock" – an artistic sound work on campus
What role does geology play in our daily lives? "How to Breathe Rock – Artistic Meditation through Matter" is a sound wo...
The Energy Central UiS
The Energy Central uses geothermal energy to produce and distribute heating and cooling to the entire Ullandhaug campus.
The students Oda, Maren og Susanne learned about workplace motivation and won 40.000 NOK
Three groups of students from the Master of Science in Business Administration participated in the competition. The winn...
Celebrating PhD achievements in circular economy and supply chain innovation
Noorhan Firdaus Pambudi and Kartika Nur Alfina have successfully completed their doctoral projects in the Department of ...
Facts and figures
Find key figures, strategic priorities, and facts about the University of Stavanger.
The organisation
At UiS, the University Board is the highest governing body. The Rector holds the highest academic and administrative res...
Yara's Birkeland Prize 2024 to Song Lu
Yara’s Birkeland Prize for 2024 in chemistry was given to doctor Song Lu for his thesis titled “Transition-metal-mediate...
Design optimisation for floating offshore wind turbines
Anja Schnepf defended her PhD-thesis titled "Design optimisation of Power Cable Configurations for Floating Offshore Win...
Detailed programme for the 32nd Nordic Symposium on Tourism and Hospitality Research
Below you can find the detailed programme for the 32nd Nordic Symposium on Tourism and Hospitality Research.
Now you can register your contribution to WABF 2025
Do you want to present, participate in a workshop, symposium, or with a poster at the world’s largest conference on bull...
Sending invoice to the University of Stavanger
Find information about how to invoice the University of Stavanger.
Green Transition PhD Community
UiS has established an interdisciplinary PhD community within the green transition that facilitates networking, idea exc...
Management and employees at Centre for learning environment
Center management and all employees at Centre for learning environment. Click on "Page content " to find a specific per...
Apply for seed funding from HelseCampus Stavanger
The innovation projects should be within the three strategic focus areas simulation, integration of care services, and s...
Rector's speech to the students at the start of studies 2024
Rector Klaus Mohn welcomed the students to a new academic year during the opening ceremony at Campus Ullandhaug today. R...
He has 3D printed a training model for spinal anesthesia
Øyvind Time's master's thesis can help make everyday life easier for healthcare personnel who must learn how to take a f...
EVALMIT
Supplemental information for EVALMIT submissions, UiS_TN_IMF_STAT and UiS_TN_IMF_GA.
Energy students awarded for their efforts
Repsol awarded a total of four prizes and NOK 120,000 to master students at University of Stavanger.
New methods for characterization of impurities in chalk
Tine Vigdel Bredal has investigated different methods for analyzing chalk at core level and right down to the smallest s...
UiS students won the Laurie Dake Challenge
Master students from University of Stavanger won the prestigious student competition during the geology conference EAGE ...
