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We commemorate and celebrate Keti Koti. EUR was present at the official commemoration ceremony in Rotterdam, and at the commemoration programme at Zuidplein.

For our alumni newsletter, we talk to alumni about their time at ESHPM and their subsequent careers. Today, Kailesh Bansi works as an information architect.

Rotterdam's economy is entering a period of economic stagnation and structural change, this is one of the key findings of the Economic Outlook Rotterdam 2026.

Based on ten years of collected data, the 2026 report reveals deep, systemic transformations in how, where, and why companies scale within the Dutch economy.

From flirting in the park to setting up a non-profit together. Alumni Maria Indjeian Díaz (Sociology) and Joost van Beek (Philosophy) tell their story.

In this interview Chiara Stenico, Bora Lushaj, and Julia Wittmayer talk about successfully working together and how to better empower teamwork at EUR.

New research by Dinand Webbink provides encouraging evidence on the long-term economic prospects of non-Western migrants in Europe.

The curriculum of Erasmusarts 2030 has been awarded the Dutch ��Ů������ӰԺ��ҹ Prize, worth half a million, by the National Knowledge Institute for ��Ů������ӰԺ��ҹ (NKO).

Historian Ben Wubs explains how the fashion industry came to be so big and why, despite concerns about pollution, we continue to buy in huge quantities.