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Researchers of Erasmus School of Economics have constructed a 'global news network' to map the flow of news and its predictive power over financial markets.

The Massive Open Online Course "Enjoyable Econometrics", which shows that econometrics can be applied beyond academics, has surpassed 30,000 enrolled learners.

Graduates of university economics programmes have some of the best labour market prospects. This was found in analyses of the SEO Studie & Werk survey.

On Friday 3 October 2025, PhD candidate Daniël Touw will defend his dissertation, where he presents new algorithms for uncovering structure in complex datasets.

Econometrician Annika Camehl of Erasmus School of Economics awarded an XS grant from The NWO (Dutch Research Council).

Khuê Nguyễn has won first place for the Best Paper Yuval Hadas Memory Award during a conference in Kyoto.

Anne Gielen and Wendun Wang win NWO grants to study menopause's impact on work and uncover hidden networks in complex data.

Econometrician Philip Hans Franses of Erasmus School of Economics has analysed the relationship between Chinese loans and economic growth in across Africa.

Erasmus School of Economics finished second in the annual Econometric Game, just behind University of Warsaw.

The prestigious Alfred P. Sloan Foundation is funding a groundbreaking research programme in which Eyo Herstad is closely involved.