It is important to record and tell the history of the Faculty of Social Sciences. Thus, the current situation of the faculty can be understood and the memory of the organisation is preserved.
Since the founding of the faculty in 1963, the story of the faculty has been written down twice. The first time was when the faculty celebrated its 40th anniversary.
Additionally, two research institutes, RISBO and DRIFT, along with IHS, are affiliated with the ESSB.Active learning plays a central role in our education. Another key feature of our programmes, as well as our research, is the strong connection to practice.
The research of the Department of Psychology, Education & Child Studies (DPECS) is since its beginning committed to both fundamental experimental research in the laboratory and applied research in the social contexts.
The research programme 'From Lab to Society' follows the ESSB vision to connect research to society. DPECS stimulates the development of testing theories in the real world in addition to the controlled conditions offered by the laboratory.
The EUR reserved spots for about 25% of the yearly incoming international Bachelor, Master or exchange students. Which means we have at this moment about 800 reserved rooms. You are eligible to rent those rooms if you are:
The University Library has an extensive digital and print collection of books and journals covering every subject taught at EUR. It also supports students and staff in various aspects of teaching and research. Furthermore, the library is a pleasant place to meet up, work together and study in peace and quiet.
As a student here, you may need medical care during your stay in the Netherlands.
The Dutch healthcare system is known for its high quality, accessibility and innovation. Healthcare in the Netherlands is based on a few key principles: access to care for all, solidarity through health insurance (which is compulsory for everyone, including international students), and high quality health services.
Campus Woudestein is a modern and lively campus. Alongside studying, there are also plenty of opportunities to relax. Sports, food and drinks, cultural events: the campus is full of activities. We continue to build on the campus. For example, new student residences and study facilities are currently being added.
The Erasmus Sports CentreOpens external, located on campus, offers over 50 sports, available on all levels. The Center organizes sport events, tournaments, and internal competitions, personal training and body fit courses run by certified trainers. The Sport Center is open 7 days per week.
Student organisations are an important part of the student life. They organise a lot of activities in which you can partake. It is an easy way to meet new people. More often than not friendships for life are formed.
Each faculty has at least one study or faculty association. Some have only one association for the entire faculty, while in other faculties, each program has its own student organization.
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