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AI protects human rights, but it also undermines them. ESL researchers reviewed 128 studies and have identified gaps in legislation such as the AI Act.

EUR wins 2026 Sustainability Award for SustainEd EUr, teaching integrated implementation of EU sustainability legislation to future professionals.

EUR demonstrates in various ways how academics and education translate into social impact. This is evident from the Impact & Sustainability Report 2025.

On Prinsjesdag, the government presents the Budget Memorandum. What role do climate change and the reduction of emissions play in it?

On Friday 18 September, the Policy Afternoon will explore how where people live can have a profound impact on their economic opportunities.

According to an analysis by recruitment agency Magnet.me, the Master’s programme at RSM is once again the course that employers most frequently target.

Being the largest party does not guarantee a place in the coalition. Research by Otto Swank shows Dutch municipalities favour broad-based coalitions.

ESHPM hosted 170+ experts at the 38th ESPMH conference in Rotterdam to explore how technology and society are reshaping healthcare ethics.

Matthijs Korevaar concludes that measures to keep social housing rents low are costing Dutch housing associations around €4 billion in annual rental income.

With this grant Irene van Oorschot will investigate how the resilience of European forests against climate-related risks takes shape.