News overview

Nearly 5,000 new students participated in the annual Eurekaweek, with this year's event focusing on sustainability, inclusiveness and student wellbeing.

Markus Haverland has been awarded funding to examine whether economic reforms linked to COVID-19 investments have succeeded

Menno Fenger and Robin Simonse see that there is a large group of people who need more than just a push in the right direction to get back to work. But how?

Research by NWO and our university shows that the study success of first-year students is easy to measure.

Festival 'AIDocs: Very Social Tech Docs' highlights social and societal implications of technological developments, through documentaries on AI.

The university is ranked 87th in the Academic Ranking of World Universities.

The bank Belfius, the main sponsor of Club Brugge and Anderlecht, has left. Sports Economist Thomas Peeters explains why and what the consequences are.

Convergence H&T Flagship program-funded Integrative Neuromedicine research team, including EUR Maren Wehrle, seek to find a approach and improve patient outcome

Crime economist Olivier Marie explains the basic principles that lead to the decision of committing a crime (or not).

Scientists Markus Haverland (ESSB), Daan van Knippenberg (RSM) and Hub Zwart (ESPhil) receive funding of up to 750,000 euros for their research.