‘I had a wonderful life in Syria. I’m always thinking about Syria. When I wake up, Syria is the first thing on my mind.’ Jenny grimaces when she talks about life in her home country, about her family fleeing…

This is a major news item: the recently found document stating the German capitulation demands. Historian and HR lecturer, Gerard Groeneveld, made the find.

Nikusia is paving her road toward true DJ stardom. She plays sets at parties in Studio 21 as well as in small village pubs. ‘You have to seize every chance in order to build your name.’

Last sunday, The Rotterdam Business School took part in the Rotterdam Marathon relay race. You might not be running the whole 42 kilometres but the encouragement is no less incredible, so says IBMS lecturer Julia Noordegraaf.

In March, twelve honours students from the IvL and RBS institutes went on an exchange programme to Ethiopia to offer international education. Antoinette de Bie spent over a week in Addis Abeba and reflects on a successful trip.

A majority of the Dutch Parliament (the House of Representatives) is of the opinion that Dutch ‘hogescholen’ or universities of applied sciences should simply be called ‘universities’ in English. The VVD, PvdA and CDA political parties fear that using…

‘¡Buenos días! ¿Cómo estás?’ Diana van der Jagt-García greets her students cheerfully as they bustle into her classroom. Today, she is preparing her English stream class (including several international students) for hosting a business diner.

Staff of the Financial Management Institute have announced that four students and a lecturer from Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences are currently in Brussels. The students are currently at their hostel and are following advice to stay indoors. The…

41.1 per cent of students of the Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences has taken part in the National Student Survey (NSE). This percentage is comparable to the previous two years.