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Students are regularly caught up in a kind of 'rat race'. According to the programme leader for student wellbeing, the university cannot close its eyes to this.

The bitcoin is known as a volatile currency, where sometimes large losses and profits are made. How does it differ from traditional forms of money?

According to Martin Buijsen, Professor of Health Law at Erasmus School of Law, introducing compulsory vaccination is possible, but probably unnecessary.

BBNVARA's programme Reference Man investigates the consequences of a world attuned to the 'standard man

From January 2022, there are changes to various databases, including Web of Science, JSTOR, and Philosopher's Index. Read more ...

Belgian football is more than ever in exotic billionaire hands. So what makes Belgium so attractive? In an article by Sporza, Thomas Peeters gives an answer.

In an interview with BNR Nieuwsradio, Peter Kavelaars, Professor of Economics of Taxation at Erasmus School of Economics, talks about the tax changes for 2022.

Under the motto “The euro, how to continue?”, Het Financieele Dagblad held an essay competition. Joep Schoenmakers wrote one of the top three essays.

In this article in the section Meet Our Alumni, Madeleine Kemna interviews Annegeke Jansen: she completed three studies in Rotterdam and a board year at EFR.

Bas Jacobs, Professor of Public Economics at Erasmus School of Economics, provides commentary on the new coalition agreement in a variety of media outlets.