News overview

Migrant workers often struggle in Dutch agriculture and horticulture. How can that be? Economist Karin Astrid Siegmann explains.

The goal of the joint research is to develop scientifically substantiated methods to improve the health of all Dutch people.

Stine Jensen, Endowed Professor Public Philosophy, and Ronald van Raak, Professor of Erasmian Values, speak about the debate on values in the Volkskrant.

Aart Gerritsen, Assistant Professor at Erasmus School of Economics, explains why he does not expect the grocery prices to fall anytime soon.

‘Curiosity is one of the most important cornerstones of human cognition and at the same time one of the most poorly understood cognitive constructs.’

This spring edition focuses on women & feminism, and ethnic diversity & racism.

Vanessa Nethania Parka will never forget the day she found out she had been awarded a fully funded scholarship for a Masters at Erasmus School of Law.

Learn more from S4S’ event ’GPTalk’ in collaboration with Erasmus Tech Community and Turing Students.

FORT-PORT aims to provide insights into how criminal organisations operate in and around the port of Rotterdam, to strengthen the fight against subversive crime

Our campus delivery robot Rosie has been replaced with a new robot, Rosie 2.0. She will be studied by students to research the impact of robots on our lives.