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The research will analyse the perceived legitimacy and fairness of the EU return policies, in the eyes of relevant actors in source and transit countries.

As of 7 March 2023, Gwendolyn Koops-Geuze, PhD candidate at Erasmus School of Law, is one of the twelve new 'Faces of Science' of the KNAW.

The grant amounts to a maximum of EUR 50,000 and gives plenty of scope for experimentation and innovation.

His model on stock market prediction really impressed the judges and the audience in terms of depth, novelty and creativity.

Lasse Gerrits, academic director of the Institute for Housing and Urban Development Studies, explains how being in unknown environments can shape you.

For the first time, ÌÇÐÄÖ±²¥ (EUR) is appointing Erasmus Professors. They will start work from 1 January 2023 with the special task of furth

Dr Michelle Achterberg researches the development of social behaviour in children. For her work, she received the Research Prize 2022 at the 109th Dies Natalis.

Prof Ien Ang will receive an honorary doctorate at the 109th Dies Natalis for her major contribution to the field of cultural studies.

Professor Ann Masten will receive an honorary doctorate at the 109th dies natalis for her research on resilience in young people and families.

All meals vegetarian, water bottles and rain ponchos made from sugar cane and a ban on flyers: a sustainability battle for the Eurekaweek board.