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We investigated to what extent mental health outcomes and treatment time within Dutch specialist mental healthcare (ggz) differ between income groups.

The immersive Tech Space brings together EUR academics, students, support staff, and practitioners from industry and government.

This workshop teaches the basics of sign language to the people that are interested in learning. It takes place on the 11th of April at the Woudestein campus.

New research by Georg Granic of Erasmus School of Economics shows that changing one’s tastes through choices may not be as simple as previously thought.

Arjun Bedi and Anagaw Mebratie attended a conclave with the title: Advancing Human Development in the Global South.

Student Gabriel wants to prove other students that they can achieve their dreams by applying for a scholarship by participating in the Erasmus Charity Run

81-year-old professor Ruut Veenhoven has been called the 'Godfather of Happiness Studies'. In an interview with Rijnmond, he looks back on his career.

Does social media contribute to health disparities among youngsters? That is what Esther Rozendaal will research with a Rotterdam consortium over the next years

The Library provides 12 months access to all recent eBooks in Humanities and Social Sciences published by Taylor & Francis and Routledge

Robert Dur, Professor of Economics of Incentives at Erasmus School of Economics, was asked about the impact of having good or bad luck on your paycheck.