News overview

Public Administration at Erasmus University has been ranked in the top five for several years—and since 2017 and 2018, it has once again reached the very top.

Research Support Department staff are receiving increasing numbers of requests for research support and projects are becoming increasingly complex.

It is with great sadness that we have learned of the death of emeritus professor Ruut Veenhoven

Many Rotterdam children go to school without breakfast. That's why 290 employees donated their end-of-year package to the charity 'Niet Graag een Lege Maag'.

Hanna Stolper (ESSB) conducted research on a family-centered approach in mental health care. Her dissertation shows that parent-child interaction improved.

Through clothing and the way they dress, Maaike Weitering explored people who live outside, between or beyond the gender binary.

Superdiversity can give a boost to a changing city, show housing activist Mustapha Eaisaouiyen and governance expert Warda Belabas.

Techniques such as magnetic fMRI allow scientists to observe brain activity while participants perform various tasks.

What does justice for a planetary age look like? This is the central theme of the inaugural lecture on November 22 by Prof. Dr. Agni Kalfagianni.

What do Dutch people think about social security? Sociologist Thijs Lindner analysed this in his dissertation.