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‘If anyone should be thinking about the effects of AI on society, it is scientists’
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Interest on student debt at highest level in 17 years
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Behind on repaying your student debt? DUO may soon pass the details on to your municipality
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Extra funding for higher education does not keep pace with inflation
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The emotions of science (and scientists) are palpable during theatre performance DOPE
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25 years of Rotterdam Psychology: ‘In the end we made something really special’
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Een lijst met artikelen
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Cuts to education after all? It could happen, according to secret coalition plan
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Tinbergen stripped of spikes, new look is taking shape
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Dutch people increasingly believe AI cannot help advance science
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The drama of Jason Arday
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The president of the Executive Board hopes scientists will draw energy from hot air
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EM TV newsflash: Too many internationals, too many information platforms and more collaboration with the military
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Limited places at graduation ceremonies: ‘I wish I could have brought more family members’
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EM TV newsflash: Shorter waiting time for medical interns, lively trade in graduation tickets and purchasing power increase
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How to become a Rotterdammert
How do you become a true Rotterdammert as an international student? Reporters Defne (from Turkey) and Saskia (from Indonesia) are on a mission to find out. From cheering at football matches and mastering Rotterdam slang to tasting local favourites and taking on the city’s quirkiest traditions, they discover everything…Gepubliceerd op:Special -
Eurekaweek 2026
Read all about the Eurekaweek, which takes place from Monday 17 August to Wednesday 19 August. This year, 3,200 first-years take part in the introduction days of Erasmus University. Through fixed programme elements such as Campus Day, the Cantus and the Festival, the new students get to know Rotterdam,…Gepubliceerd op:Special -
Academic Freedom
Are academics free to research what they want? And to what extent should they be free to do so, or should they always put themselves at the service of society? Is a university strategy a restriction of that freedom? On these and other issues surrounding academic freedom, several dialogues took…Gepubliceerd op:Special