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Let's save you some time looking for answers: find the answers to the frequently asked questions other international students have asked about financial matters

Looking for a side-job as an international student with a non-EU/EEA nationality? There are additional regulations and legal restrictions to be aware of.

In the Netherlands most students find their side-job through personal networks. A lot of vacancies are never even published in job portals.

The Global History Research Cluster (GHRC) analyses global flows and networks from a historical perspective. Read more on their work on this page.

Visibility as a tool for social change and social harm

Digital media enable citizens to hold fellow citizens accountable, often resulting in shaming and…

Exchange programmes at the Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication. Learn more about living in the Netherlands and studying in Rotterdam and view a

Work while you study: So, you found a side-job or internship and you cannot wait to get started! Before you do, please have a look at the practicalities that yo

The answers to Frequently Asked Questions about working in the Netherlands as an international student. Is it allowed to work while you study? Do you have to sp

The Production, Aesthetics and Reception of Independent Folk Music in the Netherlands

Ever since the start of the new millennium new genres of folk music have

A cross-cultural perspective

This PhD project is about Health communication issues among Hui minority people in Shenyang (China). This study aims to contribute…