News overview

Tina Dulam was one of five students selected to study for a master’s degree at Erasmus School of Economics on a scholarship. How did she experience it?

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

Philip Hans Franses, Professor of Applied Econometrics at Erasmus School of Economics, debunks the so-called 'hemline index'.

Robert Dur discusses the consequences of a rising Dutch national debt in the radio programme Geld of je Leven from NPO Radio 1. Is a higher debt a big problem?

Sophie van der Zee of Erasmus School of Economics dives into the fascinating world of lies.

During the ERIM Awards 2024 ceremony on 14 March 2025, Associate Professor Matthijs Korevaar of Erasmus School of Economics has been honoured twice.

Why do we lie? And is it problematic that lying is so widespread? Sophie van der Zee provides answers in the BNR podcast 'De duistere kant van de mens'.

Le Monde has published an op-ed, in which Olivier Marie challenges a long-standing misconception: the belief that immigration leads to an increase in crime.

On 16 March 2025, Professor Emeritus Dik Wolfson passed away at the age of 91.

On 13 March 2025, Professor Dennis Huisman from Erasmus School of Economics hosted a workshop on public transport that brought together academics and industry.