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The International Office of Erasmus University Rotterdam hosted their first Erasmus+ Crossroads staff week

Together with residents, we look at what problems exist in the neighbourhood, what solutions they see and what role they can play to make a positive difference.

Amber Zwanenburg carried out research into bogus schemes. Her dissertation shows that judges often struggle with these kinds of cases.

From June 3-5 the UNIC Communications Staff Week was held on the EUR campus. It offered a unique perspective on impactful communication.

Recently, Peter Kavelaars of Erasmus School of Economics appeared on a BNR Nieuwsradio broadcast to give his view on the recent Dutch Supreme Court ruling.

On June 10th the Erasmus Initiative Dynamics of Inclusive Prosperity organised an event on the Frontiers in alternative economics.

Nora Yunes Elafifi is a master’s student in Urban Management and Development. She conducts research on forced evictions in Nairobi, Kenya.

Econometrics student Carlijn Smeets of Erasmus School of Economics is granted the KHMW-Eizenga scholarship for $50,000.

Lise Zurné in Trouw on re-enactment as a learning tool.

Pieter Verrest and Kasper Jansen presented their preliminary opinions on the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union.