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Research by SYNC Lab shows that 50% of young people find certain political topics fascinating, but only 30% are interested in Dutch politics.

Dr Holly Harris looked at the link between DNA in newborns and eating behaviour. The study shows that eating behaviour is shaped by both genes and environment.

Young scientists advising our Executive Board. That is the Young Erasmus Academy (YEA). YEA Chair Daphne van de Bongardt tells more about it.

The authors show that less-educated citizens believe that politicians are distant to their life-world and feel looked down on by them

How do students experience sustainability in education? Bachelor’s students Szymon, Natasza and Marlene talk about how they deal with sustainability at EUR.

The EUR community is deeply shocked by the events of 28 September. Find all relevant information here.

As deans of Erasmus University Rotterdam, we want to show our support and let you know that we sympathise with you.

Promoting healthier eating does not resonate with lower educated people. Tim van Meurs' research shows that they do not want anything imposed on them.

Yrsa Taytelbaum investigated how safe women feel in Rotterdam nightlife. She talks about equality, MISOC & her future in this Spark interview.

Family sociologist Renske Keizer (Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences) had long been advocating for the paternity leave scheme to be expanded.