Main colour

University Blue is the central colour in our visual profile and is used as the primary identity colour of our organisation.

HEX #001158
RGB 0, 17, 88
CMYK 100, 75, 0, 35
Pantone 280 C

Colour Use and Lighter Variants

In addition to the standard, full-strength colours, a lighter variant of each colour is also available. This variant has 30% of the original colour's intensity. This gives you more flexibility and the ability to create subtle differences in your designs. Click on the lighter variants te get the right information

RGB, CMYK, and PMS

RGB, CMYK, and PMS

Supporting Colours

Our supporting colours help you in two ways:

  • Creating Accents: Use supporting colours to make certain elements in your design stand out.
  • Visual Variation: With supporting colours, you can create variety and a fresh look within our visual identity.

The supporting colours can be used by faculties as their primary colour, with each faculty having its own designated colour. This ensures that each faculty is recognizable and has its own visual identity.

Instead of their supporting colour, faculties may also use University Blue.

HEX #007679
RGB 0, 118, 121
CMYK 85, 30, 45, 10
Pantone 7714 C
Faculty Governance and Global Affairs
HEX #0E67B9
RGB 14, 103, 185
CMYK 85, 46, 0, 0
Pantone 7461 C
Faculty Medicine/LUMC
HEX #6433AB
RGB 100, 51, 171
CMYK 79, 84, 0, 0
Pantone 267 C
Faculty Social and Behavioural Sciences
HEX #00653F
RGB 0, 101, 63
CMYK 93, 30, 88, 20
Pantone 342 C
Faculty Archaeology
HEX #BE4500
RGB 190, 69, 0
CMYK 12, 82, 100, 5
Pantone 173 C
Faculty Science
HEX #4D781F
RGB 77, 120, 31
CMYK 70, 30, 100, 16
Pantone 575 C
Faculty Humanities
HEX #A41467
RGB 164, 20, 103
CMYK 34, 100, 20, 10
Pantone 7648 C
Faculty Law
HEX #524f47
RGB 82, 79, 71
CMYK 45, 38, 47, 62
Pantone 446 C

Guidelines for Use

You may use the supporting colours and their lighter variants freely. However, please observe the following guidelines:

  • Always ensure a cohesive and recognizable appearance that aligns with our visual identity.
  • Use the supporting colour that corresponds to the respective faculty.
  • Click on the lighter colour variant for the correct colour information.

Using Colors Accessibly

Using Colors Accessibly