For design and print requests, including roll banners, flags, corporate gifts, brochures, and more, contact the UT Marketing & Communications department. The Traffic team is your go-to for visual identity questions too. Just fill in the form below, and your request will be handled within two business days.
Since November 1, 2023, De Bondt Grafimedia Communicatie B.V. has been handling all printing for the University of Twente through a European tender. Flyers, posters, and magazines must be ordered through them.
General conditions
Delivery specifications, pricing and lead time Delivery specifications
Text
- Upload your text in a Microsoft Word file.
- The client is responsible for checking content, grammar, and typos. For UT-related writing, contact one of our preferred text writers. For translations, use our translation partners.
Images
Logos/word marks
Download the approved and available logos via our logo page.
I made my own layout
Team Traffic will check if your design is ready to be printed and if the layout meets the guidelines for the UT visual identity.
Price list De Bondt Grafimedia
We offer a price list for common paper formats. For custom paper or finishing, contact our traffic department. We recommend the eco-friendly Balance Silk option—it supports our climate goals at minimal extra cost.
Lead time (11-18 business days)
Design: 5-7 business days
All design work is outsourced to freelance designers familiar with the UT’s visual identity. They provide a time and cost estimate in advance. You’ll receive a concept and can request corrections. If the input doesn’t meet the requirements, Traffic will inform you promptly so you can resubmit. Reprints without changes skip this step
Print: 5-10 business days
The delivery date is stated on the order confirmation, sent by the print supplier. Production time depends on the quantity, product type, and finish. For example, flyers or posters take less time to produce than a brochure.
Delivery to desired location: 1 business day
The suppliers deliver the packages to the Central Postal Office and they send it directly to your office.
Online documents need to be accessible As from 23 September 2019 every document you want to make available to visitors of your website, has to meet the accessibility guidelines (WCAG 2.1). This means that every document on a utwente.nl/... website needs to be readable to all audiences, regardless of any disability.
In short, you need to be aware of the following:
- Designers need more time to be able to add paragraph styles, code layers and properties. How much time it will take depends on the content quantity.
- When creating the input for text, you should add an alternative text to (informative) images and photos. In other words, a short description of what can be seen on pictures and logo's.
More information about this regulation can be found on the page Accessibility of websites and online documents.
Contact
If you’ve got questions about visual identity, designs, print materials or merchandise, just reach out to team Traffic.