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Zouhair Hammana, doctoral candidate within the Erasmus Initiative Vital Cities and Citizens, studies how secondary school teachers cope with diversity.

Warsha Jagroep studies how age-friendly environments can be created for elderly migrants.

Mathijs Giltjes and Arnoud Pijls responded in Financieele Dagblad to the current inequality between traders at Euronext.

Since the outbreak of the corona crisis, consumers have turned to local businesses more often. 

In a monthly interview series, the Dynamics of Inclusive Prosperity Initiative will turn the spotlights on their PhD candidates. This edition: Heleen Tiemersma.

Marieke Buijs is the very first winner of the new Hermes Kring London Thesis Prize. Her master's thesis “Nudging in tax law: A push in the right direction?” was…

The monthly Open Stage Night by Studium Generale and ESN Rotterdam. Music, Spoken word, everything is possible as long as it fits at the Erasmus Paviljoen.

The UNIC Executive Office hosted the official kick-off of UNIC, the European University of Post-Industrial Cities.

Erasmus University's motto is "Creating positive societal impact". The new (video) series "Impact in Sight" shows concrete examples of how to evaluate this

Professor of Economics of Taxation Peter Kavelaars appeared at a broadcast of BNR Nieuwsradio to discuss the arguments surrounding a decision of the Dutch