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A case study from the Master Econometrics and Management Science shows that scheduling exams can be done differently: by developing a set of algorithms.

Thomas Peeters gives his take on countries that are football superpowers and what characteristics a country should have to be so.

Alumna Kim van Berkel of Erasmus School of Economics has received 500 euros as one of the tree nominees for the SER Thesis Prize 2024.

The ROCCS research cluster published a scientific paper on the GGZ 'Data leak' scandal during COVID-19 in the Journal of Contingencies and Crisis Management.

Taslim Alade is a very passionate and impact-driven lecturer, always providing ownership of knowledge and skills in a course to the students.

Stefan Stremersch, emphasises the need for unconventional thinking for groundbreaking research in his latest publication.

Anne Boring was presented the Chevalier de l'Ordre national du Mérite, the Knight of the Order of the Merit in Paris.

Dr. Jacco van Sterkenburg recently responded in AD and De Volkskrant regarding the controversial survey in Germany and the diversity in the Dutch national foot

The Open and Responsible Science program (ORS) wishes to recognize projects that include open, transparent, inclusive, and responsible scholarship practices.

Recently, Thomas Peeters of Erasmus School of Economics appeared in a broadcast by VRT about the huge increase in the number of football matches.