News overview

While advertisers occasionally challenge how women are represented in advertisements, men remain confined to traditional stereotypes.  

Erasmus University Rotterdam and open-access database CORE launch SHARE, an AI model specially designed for the social sciences and humanities (SSH).

In this interview, Thea Hilhorst talks to Erasmus Magazine about her new podcast with Dutch celebrities about conflicts

The Bachelor History at ESHCC has been awarded the highest score in the Keuzegids ranking of history programmes in the Netherlands.

The Flexible Education and Top-Level Sport Action Plan 3.0 (FLOT 3.0) gives future sporting talents the certainty that they will be supported in their ambitions

Joost Nan examines the Funcaps case and explains the key criminal law questions at stake.

New research tests norm-based interventions to curb misinformation—and finds which ones reduce sharing of false posts without silencing true information.

Judith van de Wetering is investigating how young people experience polarisation—and how they can contribute to connection.

Schelhaas and De Vogel wrote a preliminary advisory report with recommendations to bring contract law more in line with major social developments

Dutch economics schools are coming under financial pressure, warns Ivo Arnold in a contribution to the Dutch economics journal ESB.