News overview

Based on the National Student Questionnaire, the master’s Labour Law of Erasmus School of Law has been deemed excellent.

Part two of the diptych about the extraordinary career of Merel Pontier, a criminal lawyer in the US and an alumna of Erasmus School of Law.

Marc Schuilenburg, Professor of Digital Surveillance at Erasmus School of Law, is sceptical of the current approach of (un)safety in Rotterdam.

Every year, the municipal taxes increase. According to Arjen Schep, Professor of Local Government Taxes at Erasmus School of Law, this has several reasons.

Like every year, Erasmus School of Law has selected six students from its master programmes for the Willem C. Vis Moot competition.

In an article of Follow the Money, Professor Martin Buijsen questions the decision process regarding closing specific paediatric heart centres.

Ilona van den Eijnde, researcher at Erasmus School of Law, questions whether a Dutch sugar tax could work.

Niels Philipsen, Professor of Shifts in Private & Public Regulation at Erasmus School of Law, explains how he thinks that Big Tech can be kept at bay.

In several media, criminologist Tamar Fischer explains why awareness in society is essential in the fight against street harassment.

The webinar was focused on valuation issues at the interface of law and business valuation.