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The SprINg evidence repository helps policymakers, service providers and advocates who work with migrants make their policies and practices more evidence based.

The mental health of people who do so-called platform work is worse than that of those who do not. This is according to research by the strategy group at ESSB.

Maren Ludwig, alumna of Erasmus School of Economics, has been awarded with the  ECB Scholarship for Women.

The goal was to stimulate the pick of vegan food options at our university, and with this, increasing the sustainability and healthiness of food consumption.

Kids Rights Index identifies climate change as the biggest global threat to children’s futures

Nearly 100 alumni of the post-master's programme Data Science & Business Analytics (DSBA) and alumni of the executive programmes gathered on Woudestein campus.

Jan Peter Balkenende was appointed Minister of State by Royal Decree on 14 October 2022.

Professor Ann Masten will receive an honorary doctorate at the 109th dies natalis for her research on resilience in young people and families.

Research shows that community service among youngsters leads to lower relapse rates than imprisonment.

On 16 September 2022, Marc van der Woude, Professor of International and EU Law at Erasmus School of Law is re-elected as President of the General Court.