Welcome to the website of KADOC which offers a brief introduction to the centre. You can read about its mission, its staff and organisation, its history and about the building in which the centre is located. In this section you will find visitor information regarding location, opening times and vacancies.

KADOC collects and makes available heritage (monographs and journals, audiovisual and textual records) concerning the interaction between religion, culture and society in Flanders in its national and international context from the second half of the 18th century. In this section you will find an overview of the heritage conserved at KADOC.

The centre's collection is made available via various electronic databases. This link provides access to the catalogues and databases.

In the Reading Room you are welcome to consult the Centre's holdings. In this section you will find all the information you need for visting the Reading Room. You are also always welcome to contact us for assistance with any queries you may have.

KADOC is an interfaculty research centre of the KU Leuven focusing on the study of religion, culture and society. In this section you will find extensive information about the Centre's research activities.

If you would like to be kept up to date on activities at KADOC, click here for access to all our announcements. The KADOC-Nieuwsbrief provides news about the different activities at KADOC.
Our electronic newsletter appears monthly, and our International Newsletter yearly.
And don't forget to read our Announcements!

This section provides information about the various public activities organised by KADOC, including colloquia and study days, exhibitions and concerts.

This section offers information about KADOC's complete publishing list: Research findings are published in the series KADOC-Studies, KADOC-Artes and KADOC Studies on Religion, Culture and Society. Commissioned research is published in the series KADOC-diversen. Catalogues of expositions you will find in the series KADOC-expo.
Inventories, research aids and collections are published in the series Inventarissen en repertoria.