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The theme of City and Inequality pays attention to changing classes, crime, diversity, citizenship and quality of life, among others.

We examine social security and the labour market. We look in to policy, organisation, implementation and what changes in these have brought.

How are organizations changing and what impact does this have on workers, citizens and organizational outcomes? This explores the theme of new ways of working.

Our research on cognitive processes of conspiracy theories looks at how people process mis- and disinformation and how this influences conspiracy thinking.

The Erasmus Behavioural Lab (EBL) is the experimental research laboratory for all behavioural research at Erasmus University.

The Wellbeing and Virtual Environments Lab aims to encourage positive behavioural change and people's wellbeing with behavioural science, design and technology.

BOLD Cities examines the consequences of digitisation and the rapid rise of data use in cities and the ethical and social issues involved.

Our research focuses on improving the quality of life of people with personality disorders.

We investigate which factors lead to substance use and addiction. Here, we focus on the interaction between brain, behaviour and environment.

With our research in forensic and legal psychology, we aim to contribute to (criminal) justice in various ways.