News overview

For the first time, Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR) is appointing Erasmus Professors. They will start work from 1 January 2023 with the special task of furth

Dr Michelle Achterberg researches the development of social behaviour in children. For her work, she received the Research Prize 2022 at the 109th Dies Natalis.

In the Erasmus Building on campus Woudestein, a new portrait gallery called ‘Professors Represented’ is revealed.

Waiting times for having window frames installed or parquet floors laid are running high. What is causing this and can we expect this to continue?

Most well-known football coaches are so-called mediocre superstars, for instance Dick Advocaat. How do these coaches survive, despite being mediocre?

The House of Representatives is taking steps to increase the tax system; there is consensus that the current tax system is not working well.

In late October, Flemish magazine Knack published a guest column by Kevin Spiritus.

The Erasmus Happiness Economics Research Organisation (EHERO) has received 1 million euros for a project that will be led by Martijn Hendriks.

In this interview with Tim Groeneweg, Alumnus of Erasmus School of Law, the youngest Dutch lawyer tells about his academic career, interests and future.

October 31 is Halloween. Professor of media education Peter Nikken investigated the usefulness of horror via scary stories in books or films for children.