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Your nationality determines the immigration arrangements you need to take before coming to study at Erasmus University Rotterdam.

On the lookout for a (side)job or internship? Great news that you’re thinking about your future by working on your career. As an international student you might

On this page you can find information about registering at City Hall Rotterdam. If you will be living in the Netherlands for more than 4 months, you are obliged

How can a city give space to diversity and make citizens feel like they belong? How do residents deal with changes within their environment? What role does…

If you are considering taking on a job in the Netherlands during or after your studies, it is recommended to know the basics of the Dutch language. Some knowled

Like all universities the Erasmus University Rotterdam must prepare so-called Teaching and Examination Regulations (TERs) for the academic programmes they offer

Woudestein Campus is situated at the Burgemeester Oudlaan 50 in Rotterdam. You can find directions to our campus on this page.

Are you a current or new international non-EU/EEA student, residing in the Netherlands with a residence permit for study purposes?

Have you completed/are you ready to complete your EUR studies, but don’t feel ready to leave the Netherlands yet?

Compare the tuition fees charged by the various faculties, check out the figures and find information about tuition fees for EEA/EU and non-EEA/EU students.