Backbone Magazine - Backbone mobile 2017-2018

Backbone is the corporate magazine of Erasmus School of Economics Published three times a year, once in print and twice online, the magazine highlights successful and interesting alumni, covers the latest economics trends and faculty research, and reports on school news, events, and student, faculty, and alumni accomplishments.

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Meet our students

Combining study and

extracurricular activities

Rotterdam

Dive in the world’s most

inspiring city

Research in a nutshell

Introduction to our groundbreaking

research

Meet our professors

Three professors of

Erasmus School of Economics

tell their story

Facts & Figures

Erasmus School of Economics

in numbers

Noted & Quoted

Profile

Meet alumnus Sanne Blauw

Colofon

Publication Erasmus School of Economics, Erasmus University Rotterdam Editors Ronald de Groot, Yrla van de Ven, Babette den Daas, Henk Goris, Aleksandra Stuip, Madeleine Kemna, Annemarieke Dumay-Roest Concept, design and realization Kris Kras context, content and design Illustrations Carolyn Ridsdale Photography & Video Rotterdam Branding Toolkit, Kees Stuip Fotografie, Sophia van den Hoek, Marc Heeman, Daarzijn, Rien Bexkens, Koala Koncepts, Eric van Vuuren, Ka-Chun Lo, Willeke Machiels.

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‘At Erasmus School of Economics, we are on a journey to exlpore how to combine rigor with relevance'

Stefan Stremersch

Professor of Marketing at Erasmus School of Economics

Study Associations

Some of the charachter traits that define Erasmus School of Economics students are their high level of activity and their work ethic. The character of the students is reflected in the presence of serval active study associations. The multiple associations offer students a wide variety of opportunities.

Study Associations

Internationalization involves more than changing the language

By: Ivo Arnold, Vice Dean of Erasmus School of Economics