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Faculties ESHCC, ESE and Esphil have created the new minor Sports and Society for Bachelor year 2 students.

Migrant workers often struggle in Dutch agriculture and horticulture. How can that be? Economist Karin Astrid Siegmann explains.

Series of free teaching cases presenting SDGs are part of the transformation of business education.

Last week, Mayor Aboutaleb apologised for Rotterdam's past of slavery. This was based on publications by, among others, the historian Alex van Stipriaan.

Pension fund ABP will stop investing in fossil companies. Professor Schoenmaker: "The message is: this can't go on, the pace is too slow."

Autumn Academy Cultural Entrepreneurship & Leadership offers an online mixture of lectures and workshops on cultural entrepreneurship and leadership.

As a teacher dr. Ana Uribe Sandoval feels privileged to impact the future of students. She is this year’s winner of the EUR Education Prize.

What would professor Jan Rotmans do if he had his way? 'A CO2 tax, closure of coal plants and compensation for the lowest incomes.'

Prof. Dirk Schoenmaker: "We stand on the brink of a great transition at the end of which the societal and environmental impact of corporate projects will take…

Interview with Dr. Jiska Engelbert about BOLD (Big, Open and Linked Data) Cities, an initiative from Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam, TU Delft en Universiteit