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Many people have sexual fantasies. But why do we have them? And is it something to be ashamed of? Sociologist Lena van de Lande explains it.

Research project SEISMEC wishes to reshape the industrial landscape, putting people at the center of technological advancement

Firms are constantly seeking new avenues to maximise their return on investment. This study by Andreas Bayerl focused on influencer marketing.

After earning a scholarship for her master’s at Erasmus University, Hima Varshini now promotes the Erasmus Charity Run to help future students succeed.

Gabriella Agyei (22), born in Italy to Ghanaian parents, studies migration governance at Erasmus University Rotterdam, shaped by her family’s migration history.

Clément Bellet uncovers how economic inequality significantly alters the spending priorities of poor households at the cost of their basic nutritional needs.

In November 2024, Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR) welcomed a high-level delegation from the European Commission and the Dutch government

She will focus on making universities more sustainable and strengthening education and research in the Kingdom of the Netherlands

By analyzing hyperlinks, Jesper Verhoef sheds new light on the fascinating history of the queer community.

In this article, Merkx and Boonstra discuss the objections and implications of a VAT rate reduction on repair services.