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Peter van Koppen, prominent legal psychologist and former PhD student of Erasmus School of Law, talks about his education, work and legal psychology.

On Tuesday 17th of May, the Spanish cabinet approved a bill on menstrual leave, which now needs to be passed in Parliament. If passed without amendments, the bi

The number of welfare recipients has reached a low point. In an article by Trouw, professor Robert Dur explains how this has come about and what it means.

Why did this case attract so many viewers worldwide? And how does the future look for actors who have (allegedly) made a misstep?

For this year’s Professional Services-day the Diversity & Inclusion office, Human Resources and the Library are offering a ‘Library of People’. Do you want to ‘

The University of Pretoria has conferred an honorary doctorate on Emeritus Professor Sijbren Cnossen.

On Thursday 30 June, winner of the 2021 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science alumnus Guido Imbens will host a lecture and the subsequent interactive session

Gabrielle Martins Van Jaarsveld recently discussed her research and development of a chatbot used to help students set goals- how effective is it?

Professor of social and economic history Hein Klemann of the ESHCC mentions that people in the Netherlands need to get learn how to wait

Michelle Achterberg receives the Dissertation Award of the Dutch Association of Developmental Psychology for her doctoral research.