News overview

What does justice for a planetary age look like? This is the central theme of the inaugural lecture on November 22 by Prof. Dr. Agni Kalfagianni.

What do Dutch people think about social security? Sociologist Thijs Lindner analysed this in his dissertation.

As we approach the end of 2024, we look back on last year: What were our most important activities and achievements? View our 2023 Annual Report.

Frank van Oort of Erasmus School of Economics recently published a paper on current economic struggles in the Netherlands.

Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, Scotland, has conferred an honorary professorship upon Mary Pieterse-Bloem of Erasmus School of Economics.

She focuses on leadership in digital transitions, digital innovations and transformation of public services, with a particular focus on decentralised government

The former master's student at both Erasmus School of Law and Erasmus School of Economics was presented the award at the Dies Natalis ceremony.

Honorary doctorates, awards, a new Erasmus Professor and the transfer of rectorship: this was the Dies Natalis 2024.

A reflexive piece by Umer Moten about the recent interdisciplinary conference on Recasting the University with a Sustainable Systems Epistemology.

The FAME Athena Award was presented to Prof. Pilar García-Gómez during the Dies Natalis. This award celebrates staff members and female talent.