News overview

Erasmus University Rotterdam is concerned about academic freedom in Iran and is closely following developments there.

On Tuesday October 4, Impact at the Core organized the first Impact Education Conference.

PhD research shows how behavioural interventions can help tackle various issues in Rotterdam.

War. Many of us thought it was unimaginable in modern Europe. The Russian invasion of Ukraine has been a rude awakening. War has become more actual than ever.

Increase in articles published in Open Access

The 'smarter academic year' project should offer students, teachers and researchers more rest during the academic year.

Endowed Professor Annemiek Harder is researching Dutch youth care. With her research on motivational interviewing, she aims to advance the practice.

Good News on Diversity Day: our Diversity and Inclusion Office is awarded Erasmus+ funding for a new IDEA-network of European universities

According to Martien Schaub, Associate Professor of Civil Law at Erasmus School of Law, using chatbots on dating sites is not necessarily allowed.

According to historian Etienne Augé, science fiction is a useful tool for understanding the future: "It has the ability to invent and prevent."