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While the Western world is focused on the American presidential elections in November, we are currently at the cusp of a far bigger election going on in the wor

Recently, Mary Pieterse-Bloem, Professor of Financial Markets at Erasmus School of Economics, joined BNR Nieuwsradio's programme Zakenlunch.

As a student who is exposed to emerging technological trends on a daily basis, Joshua Kooijman feels the impact of these changes on his educational experience.

Op 13 mei 2024 spreekt hoogleraar Tine de Moor op de Rotterdamlezing uit met als titel ‘Hoe waarde weerbaar wordt’.

In October 2025, ESHPM will host the next Planetary Health Annual Meeting (PHAM), a global gathering for academics and stakeholders in planetary health.

Anne Gielen gives her view on inequality of opportunities and overall inequality in an article by het Financieele Dagblad.

Matthijs Korevaar expressed his concerns on the new Affordable Rent Act in an article of Trouw and BNR Nieuwsradio. Is it really affordable for low incomes?

Our Chief Diversity Officer, Prof. Dr. Jane Murray Cramm, participated in a panel at the Sylvia Vermeulen Lecture on digitalisation and inequality.

Last Sunday, participants of the Erasmus Charity Run raised a total of €23,176, breaking last year's record.

‘Smart’ bombs, robots on the battlefield or automatic drone attacks. These are just a few applications of AI within warfare. While the media often focusses on c