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Port of Rotterdam Authority and Erasmus University Rotterdam launch unique programme for future port executives
The Port of Rotterdam Industrial Complex is regarded internationally as a leader in efficient and sustainable development. How to retain this position?
- Monday 3 Feb 2020
- Press release
MOOCs Erasmus School of Economics very successful in numbers and rating
In line with the School’s strategy, Erasmus School of Economics has disseminated its scientific knowledge in the field of economics and econometrics.
- Friday 31 Jan 2020
- General
Due to coronavirus, EUR discourages travel to China
Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR) discourages students and researchers from travelling to China until further notice. Due to the outbreak of the coronavirus in…
- Friday 31 Jan 2020
- General
Profits Uber everything
New research of Associate Professor Magdalena Cholakova and Professor Joep Cornelissen (RSM) shows that the category that Uber wants itself to be classified in,…
- Wednesday 29 Jan 2020
- Press release
Cyber offenders: the unique profile, unique approach? Characteristics of cyber offenders and appropriate interventions investigated
Our society can no longer not imagine the threat of cybercrime.
- Wednesday 29 Jan 2020
- Press release
How are communities responding to climate crisis, and what can we learn from them?
Wendy Harcourt is Professor of Gender, Diversity and Sustainable Development at ISS. She looks at community strategies and what can be learned from them in…
- Tuesday 28 Jan 2020
- Blogpost
NWO research grant for multidisciplinary team including Vladimir Karamychev
€ 500,000 for studying the effect of energy transition on energy consumption and fuel poverty of low income households.
- Tuesday 28 Jan 2020
- General
European Central Bank reviews its monetary policy
Bas Jacobs of public economics at Erasmus School of Economics on new ECB policy
- Monday 27 Jan 2020
- In the media
"You could say: 'the big corporations still have a long way to go' - but it’s about the transition as whole and how that process needs to be managed and organised"
Prof.dr. Rob van Tulder sees that sustainable production is a priority for multinational companies. "SDG12 is increasingly becoming a regular management issue."
- Monday 27 Jan 2020
- Blogpost
RSM’s climate change strategy elective wins award
The Master’s elective Climate Change Strategy Roleplay taught by Dr Steve Kennedy has been acclaimed for its outstanding contribution to an international master…
- Monday 27 Jan 2020
- Blogpost