BUas prioritizes student well-being and has a range of safety measures to ensure a secure learning environment. The campus is designed with modern security systems, including CCTV cameras in public areas and restricted access to certain facilities. Security staff are present to handle emergencies, and students are briefed on protocols during orientation. Fire safety and evacuation drills are conducted regularly to prepare students for unforeseen situations. Furthermore, BUas provides health and counseling services, making sure students not only feel physically safe but also emotionally supported. The International Office assists newcomers with safety tips for living in the Netherlands, from cycling rules to reporting lost items. The university also maintains close ties with local police and city authorities to stay updated on community safety matters. With these proactive measures, BUas ensures that its campus is a safe, supportive, and comfortable environment for students from around the world.

In emergencies, BUas has a clear support system in place. Students are informed about emergency contacts, both on and off campus, during their initial orientation. The campus security team is available to assist in urgent situations, whether it involves medical emergencies, safety concerns, or personal issues. The university provides first aid services and has staff trained to respond quickly. BUas also collaborates with local hospitals and emergency services, ensuring that students can access professional medical help whenever needed. Beyond physical emergencies, BUas acknowledges the importance of mental health crises and offers counseling support for students dealing with stress, cultural adaptation, or personal challenges. The International Office acts as a resource for international students, offering guidance on navigating local systems during emergencies. This comprehensive approach ensures students never feel alone in crisis situations, reinforcing the university’s commitment to student safety and well-being throughout their academic journey.