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Successful Workshop “Building the Brand ‘You’: How to Get Your PhD Published?”
On 11 April, Erasmus School of Law hosted the event “Building the Brand ‘You”: How to get your PhD Published?”.
Bernold Nieuwesteeg about cybersecurity in Security Management
“We need a smarter cybersecurity strategy”
Prof. Matthijs de Jongh is Legal Expert of the Week
Prof. Matthijs de Jongh is Legal Expert of the Week on the website of Mr. Online.
Studente Marlotte Herweijer wint regionale requireerwedstrijd
This year, students from Erasmus University can be a public prosecutor for a day again during the National Requisition Contest for Students (NRWS).
Scientific Event: Geuzenpenning Granted to Padre Solalinde
Padre Solalinde Guerra has received this years Geuzenpenning for his support to migrants on dangerous journeys. On 14 March an academic event has been organized in honor of his work.
Students participate in Pre-Moot Competition in Kuala Lumpur
Third edition of the AIAC-ICC Pre-Moot was held from 22 to 24 March.This year’s edition of the AIAC-ICC Pre-Moot was effectively the largest pre-moot internationally.
Practicing EU law by Competing against Universities from all over the World
European Law Moot CourtThe European Law Moot Court competition is one the big prestigious international Moot Courts, in which universities from all over the world compete against each other.
Prof. Gaakeer published a book: “Judging from Experience. Law, Praxis, Humanities”
On 1 March, prof. Jeanne Gaakeer published her book together with Edinburgh University Press. The book forms part of Law and Literature and Law and Humanities.
Introduction Franziska Weber: junior professor Civil Law and Law & Economics
To those of you who do not know me from my previous stays at the RILE let me introduce myself: My name is Franziska Weber and I am currently a junior professor in Civil Law and Law & Economics.
Death Penalty, the case of Clinton Young
The topic of the death penalty has sparked a fierce debate. Should it be an "ultimum remedium" for major crimes or should humanity prevail? A debate on morality, justice and right vs. wrongdoing.