Erasmus University Rotterdam ponder long-term strategy at 109th anniversary event

Resilient cities and societies for future generations were the focus of Erasmus University Rotterdam's 109th Dies Natalis on Tuesday 8 November 2022. Children and young people are an important research topic at our university. We want to talk not only about them, but also with them. That is why young people also had their say during this celebration.

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