News overview

The Erasmus MC-led RESIST project aims to help guide policy decisions on monitoring and managing schistosomiasis drug resistance more effectively.

Dr Naomi Oosterman awarded €3M MSCA grant for HERITOUR, the first time Erasmus University leads this prestigious programme.

Interview with Ninza Mwenesongole-van Houte, PhD candidate at Erasmus School of Health Policy & Management, about her recent research.

Summers are getting hotter, especially in cities where concrete dominates the landscape. To deal with these consequences, the Rotterdam HeatLab was created.

Demi- Ann Arriola will attend an intensive three-week undergraduate summer course in Corporate Finance at London School of Economics.

Yesterday a formal memorial gathering took place at the Rotterdam slavery monument in context of Keti Koti. Today there are celebrations throughout the city.

In 2022, Erasmus University Rotterdam expressed its ambition for a vegan campus by 2030. Now they are betting on the Planetary Health Diet, to ensure sustainabi

45 professors cycled through the city in togas on their bikes. They went to primary schools to teach over 1,500 pupils for the event "Meet the Professor".

Rotterdam’s economy grows modestly but faces structural issues. Innovation, cooperation with Delft, and inclusive policies are key to future resilience.

How do we strengthen sustainable collaboration between students and the city? Read more about how the Diamond Project tackled this question.