News overview

This summer, Safe@EUR was launched. This is a central hotline where students, staff and visitors can report unwanted behaviour.

According to Associate Professor Pim Jansen, the investigation into the subsidisation of Chinese car manufacturers is part of a broader trend in the EU.

Professor Robert Dur gave an interview on an article he published which studies what people consider as salient factors when finding a job.

Open Science at EUR allows for more sharing between scientists. This also benefits society as a whole.

During an informal event on Woudestein campus, Erasmus School of Economics’ dean Patrick Groenen met with this year’s recipients of the starter grants.

Peter Kavelaars, Professor of Fiscal Economy at Erasmus School of Economics, reacts on an alternative to the current tax on savings and investments.

Family sociologist Renske Keizer (Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences) had long been advocating for the paternity leave scheme to be expanded.

Criminologist Weerman sees the rise of social media and increased smartphone use as significant reasons why youth crime has decreased since 2010.

Ivo Arnold, Professor of Monetary Economics at Erasmus School of Economics, was asked for his expertise on what to do with the interest rates.

Jan van Ours, Professor of Applied Economics at Erasmus School of Economics, discusses the relationship between ageing and mental health.