Overview of courses_Learning for equality in Rotterdam

Alongside the hard work of students, the efforts of EUR lecturers are also crucial to make learning for equality possible. Across the different faculties, multiple courses invite students to study and reflect on Rotterdam's inequalities from different disciplinary approaches.

Meet some of them here

Rotterdam stories from the (post)colonial diverse city

History course, where students collect oral histories of Rotterdammers with a migrant background.

Meet the course: Urban Sustainability

This course, taught at the Institute for Housing Studies (IHS), looks at the analytical comprehension of where urban wicked problems stem from.

Check out the assignments from this course published in the Collection:

Connection in a superdiverse city: Reflection on the theory and practice of oral history. By student Eileen van der Burgh

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Z: Living memories of Rotterdam from a second-generation migrant from Morocco. By student Floris Plak

Honours programme "Tackling inequalities"

Tackling Inequalities is a multidisciplinary, international Honours programme for Master students at EUR.

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Accessing the digital life: Tackling digital inequalities in Rotterdam. By Hanna Griffiths Mumbru, Carlota Guardado, Jeltje van der Haer, Claudia Heese, Thomas de Jong, Savitha Pangad, Giovanni Parente, Jake Tyne, Ekin Su Yilmaz.

Communicating (in)equalities in the city

Elective course offered to students of the International Bachelor Communication and Media.

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What can the Rotterdam SlutWalk tell us about art and activism in the city? By Vy Truong, Wiebke Aepkers, Anqie Dong |Communicating inequality in the city.
Ongekend Onrecht. By IBCoM students: Fenna Nijboer, Romy Zhang, Lara de Vleesschouwer, Serena van den Boogerd
(Re)mapping Rotterdam. Collaborative activity that brings together students from the International Bachelor Communication and Media and the WE organization.