News overview

Professor Peter Kavelaars explains why the Netherlands is so interesting for Russians to stall their money in an interview with AD.

The Economic Faculty association Rotterdam (EFR) has reduced and offset its footprint to such an extent that the association is now fully CO2 neutral.

On Tuesday 8 March 2022, the annual Economic Outlook Rotterdam was presented during a broadcast from the studio on Woudestein campus.

As of 1 September 2022, Professor Kirsten Rohde succeeds Professor Enrico Pennings as Vice Dean and Director of Research at Erasmus School of Economics.

Mary Pieterse-Bloem, Professor of Financial Markets at Erasmus School of Economics, explains the consequences of the war in Ukraine on the financial markets.

In the Belgian podcast MidMid, the ugly side of football is discussed. Thomas Peeters gives his vision on a number of controversial topics.

With this event, the EFR aims to give female students at Erasmus University Rotterdam the tools they need to start their careers.

Again, a new all-time high record for the most successful open access, online education course of Erasmus University Rotterdam.

Are you in a 'bullshit job'? Professor Rober Dur explains the concept of a bullshit job and what to do when you are in one.

Should we compensate households for the rising energy costs? And how should the new capital tax system look like? Professor Bas Jacobs discusses these topics.