Important data
| 19 - 22 August 2024 | Eurekaweek |
| Starting from the week of August 26th, 2024 (differs per programme) | Introduction lecture (if applicable, see Practical information) |
| September 2nd, 2024 | Start Academic year & Education |
Registration
You must be fully enrolled to start your studies. You can check the status of your application via Osiris by logging in with your ERNA details (you should've received these by email immediately after registration). Has the status in Studielink changed to ‘registered’? Congratulations, you have gone through all the steps of the applications process!
Not fully registered yet?
For a full enrolment, you must complete a number of steps as quickly as possible (at the latest before the start of the academic year). View the checklist for a complete overview of the steps you need to follow to complete your registration
Important information
In this block, you can find all the practical information you need after your registration is complete, such as information about your timetable, your ERNA account, etc.
The official start of the academic year is on September 2nd, 2024. Education starts in this week as well.
The introductory lecture can already be in the week before.
Introduction lectures:
| Brain and Cognition | More information: See schedule |
| Clinical Psychology | More information: See schedule |
| Digitalisation in Work and Society | More information: See schedule |
| Educational Psychology: Learning and Performance | More information: See schedule |
| Engaging Public Issues | More information: See schedule |
| Forensic and Legal Psychology | More information: See schedule |
| Governance of Migration&Diversity: Public Administration | More information: See schedule |
| Governance of Migration&Diversity: Sociology | More information: See schedule |
| Health Psychology | More information: See schedule |
| International Public Management and Policy | More information: See schedule |
| Social Inequalities | More information: See schedule |
| Urban Governance of Inclusive Sustainable Cities | More information: See schedule |
| Work & Organisational Psychology | More information: See schedule |
More information: See schedule
Public Governance, Management and Policy See schedule
On-Campus Introduction Week (Week 36)
For the online master programme Public Governance, Management, and Policy (e-PGMP), it is mandatory to participate in the on-campus introduction week scheduled from Monday, September 2nd to Thursday, September 5th. During this week, students are responsible for arranging their own transportation and accommodation for their stay in Rotterdam. The faculty will organise a programme comprising of morning- and afternoon activities.
More detailed information regarding the on-campus introduction week will be provided closer to the event. For questions about the on-campus introduction week you can reach out to the programme coordinators Vincent Homburg (homburg@essb.eur.nl) and Rebecca Moody (moody@essb.eur.nl).
You have received your personal ERNA username and password from Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR) with which you can log in to the electronic learning environment MyEUR and consult MyEUR ESSB. Do you want to know which information you can find where? Watch the animation video below:
Within two weeks after the status of your enrolment in Studielink has changed to "enrolled", you will receive a digital student card and you can download a proof of enrolment.
The academic year generally starts at the beginning of September and ends at the end of August of the following year. The academic year is divided into blocks. For an overview, including education-free periods, see the Academic Year Calendar ESSB.
Via the EUR Course Guide you can find information about the courses in your study programme, e.g. the purpose and content of them.
Regarding your schedule, there is a difference between the general timetable and a personal timetable.
- The general timetable is the same for everyone in your study year. For the academic year 2024-2025 the general timetable for your study programme is known and you can see in the tab below how to find out which days you have to follow classes and which days you do not have any classes.
- In addition to that, you must add some courses to your timetable yourself (which is the personal timetable). To add those courses to your schedule, read this manual carefully. More information can be found in the tab below.
To view the general timetable, you can do two things:
- Follow the instructions in the video at the bottom of this tab explaining how to view your general timetable.
- Or go through the step-by-step instructions below:
- Go to: timetables.eur.nl->
- Click on +add timetable ->
- 2024/2025 ->
- Programme of study ->
- Filter on department: Erasmus School of Social and Behavioral Sciences ->
- Search for your Master programme and select- >
- Click on Add.
For many subjects you will be divided into education or practical groups. As soon as the group formats are known, you will receive a separate message about this via the box in Canvas. Once the classification has been made, you can look up your group in the timetable (also via timetables.eur.nl) and you will know when you have lessons.
To find out where to go for lectures that take place on campus, check the campus map.
All compulsory literature can be found in the course description via courses.eur.nl or in the course in Canvas. During courses, most literature is available digitally or in the University Library (UB). Make sure you are in possession of compulsory literature before the course starts.
The hub of Erasmus University Rotterdam is Campus Woudestein, which is a 15-minute bike ride or 20-minute tram ride away from the city centre. During your studies at ESSB, you will mainly be studying on campus.
Student housing in the Netherlands is not arranged for you by the university. This is your own responsibility.
However, there are reserved spots for about 25% of the yearly incoming international students at Erasmus University Rotterdam. To help you get started, there is a webinar organised on the Rotterdam housing market that you can review online; you can click through the reserved housing options and other accommodation providers.
We strongly advise you to start looking for accommodation as soon as possible to avoid stress and disappointment.
For nominal education you are enrolled by the Educational Office. Only if you want to retake a course from a previous year, or do it later, you have to register for it yourself. You will be informed separately about this in due course.
The courses you are going to take are published and visible in Canvas at the latest on the Wednesday before the start of the course.
For some masters, electives are part of the curriculum, for which you have to choose from a number of courses. If this is the case, you will be notified separately.
On MyEUR ESSB (login with ERNA id required) you will find all the information you need if you are fully enrolled as a student and are about to start your studies.
For example, the following information can be found on MyEUR ESSB:
- Compensation scheme
- Resits
- Register for exams
- Rules and Regulations
- Etc.
The letter of admission you receive from us is valid for one year, except for a master in Psychology. In case you wish to start our master programme one year later, we will be happy to postpone your admission – but only once. You only need to re-apply next academic year and add the scan of the offer of admission you received (the email with the offer of admission).
If you decide to re-apply for another year, we can assure you, that you won't be competing with other applicants. You have already been admitted to our programme, therefore admission will be granted to you again if you decide to re-apply.
The above mentioned is not applicable for a master programme in Psychology.
During your time as a student in the Netherlands, you may find yourself in the situation where you need medical care or professional support. In the Netherlands a General Practitioner (GP) will be your first point of call in case of any (not life-threatening) health issue you may encounter, we strongly recommend you to register with a GP as soon as possible after your arrival in the Netherlands.
In this block, you will find a number of topics that may be important while studying at Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences (ESSB).
| MyEUR | Starting point for all your information and customisable with useful links. You will find general information about EUR, the ESSB faculty and your study programme here. |
| Canvas | EUR's digital learning environment. Here you will find all (content-related) information about your courses, such as deadlines and involved teachers. You will also submit assignments here. |
| Studentmail (Outlook) | You will receive important emails from the programme and EUR, notifications and personal messages here. |
| Osiris | This is where you keep track of your study progress. You can see your grades here (these are leading as opposed to Canvas) and register here for a resit or course, for example. |
| MyTimetable | This is where you will find your timetable and, therefore, timetable changes. This page tells you how to add your timetable to the calendar on your phone. |
The EUR Student Wellbeing programme aims to help students grow and thrive during their life here at the university. This platform is your go-to online space, where everything concerning wellbeing comes together. Whether you are looking for support, resources for self-help, or want to know what’s going on with the Student Wellbeing programme, this platform is the place to be! Click here for our Platform.
See our Safe@EUR video below:
In this block, you will read about all the activities you can participate in as a student to help you get a good, smooth start to your study and student life at EUR.
The Eurekaweek is a voluntary introduction week of the Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR). Eurekaweek 2024 will take place from 19-22 August. For more information, see the website of Eurekaweek.
The Student Life Office assists (international) students with all non-study related questions about, for example, housing, student life, finding your way within ESSB or other practical questions. Besides that, each year they organize a few events for ESSB students.
Do you have a question for the for the Student Life Office or an idea for the Student Life Team?
Please contact studentlifeofficer@essb.eur.nl or contact them via the chat.
Cedo Nulli is the study association of Erasmus School of Social and Behavioral Sciences (ESSB) of Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR) and therefore the student platform of your faculty. They are here to help you get the most out of your time as a student at EUR.
During the year, they organise activities focused on career, study and recreation. They have a career week, in-house days, study groups and trainings. They also organise sport activities, parties, travel, and other recreational activities.
As a Cedo Nulli member, you can meet new people and find friends, receive help with your studies and your career opportunities, and get the best experience as a student at the ESSB!
Impression of Cedo Nulli:
More information
More information about the activities, committees and projects can be found at https://www.cedonulli.nl. There, you can also become a member for only 19,99 euro a year!
Social media
You can follow them on Instagram: cedonulli.eur and on Facebook: Cedo Nulli to keep up-to-date on all of their fun events.
If you want to get in contact with fellow freshmen students, you can do this during the freshmen weekend of Cedo Nulli!
You can become active in one of Cedo Nulli's 19 committees. These committees organise activities by students, for students! This is the perfect way to develop new skills and build a great network of people in your study and faculty!
Cedo Nulli also offers one of the most prestigious projects of the university: National Model United Nations (NMUN)! As a delegation, together with 15 other students, you will represent a country in the biggest NMUN in the world, in New York City, USA! During six months, you learn to lobby, negotiate, speak in public, and much more to help you participate in this NMUN.
Are you prepared enough to start your international bachelor at ESSB? Would you like to have a chance to win an official ESSB goodie? Test your knowledge of studying at EUR and ESSB and have a chance at winning one of the ESSB goodies (see button at the top of the page).
We are excited to help you make connections with your future classmates at ESSB and Erasmus University Rotterdam before you even arrive on campus! To make this possible, you can join the special community app, Goin', where you can meet students from your study programme, faculty or the wider university who share your interests or background. Use of the platform is free of charge and registration is easily done in a few steps via the button below.
Contact
Do you have questions? Please contact one of the departments below:
We can help you more quickly and easily if you mention your student number.
ESSB Front Office
Mandeville Building T15-10
T: (+31) 10-408 2023
Contact page (MyEur)
Social media
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