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"I look forward to putting the theory I learned thus far into practice during the internship and expanding my horizon."

"From the second year on, you start specialising. Specialising means that I can start taking more courses in society and cultural heritage. Which I am rathe..."

"I knew I loved the creative industries and wanted to be involved. I felt that this degree would give me a holistic foundation to work from."

“The Bachelor makes use of everyday practical examples and unpacks them thoroughly for us to see the versatile nature."

For Zemzem Shigute Shuka, the discussion between different disciplines and backgrounds is what gives meaning to what we do at EUR.

Policy advisor Ilse Schenk thinks it is cool to be part of a university where there is room for research into what drives people in their work.

Roger de Jong and Bob Rombach are doing PhD research at the Erasmus Research Institute of Marketing (ERIM). Both have a fascination for data.

Federica Violi is an Associate Professor in International Law and tells why she enjoys the international working environment at EUR.

Cleaner air, better control of hazardous substances and adequate protection against sea level rise: this is only possible if it is clear who is in charge.

"As a result of good location, Rotterdam has grown into a huge port, which is also to the advantage of criminals."