Erasmus Rotterdam

Sources

• Erasmus University Rotterdam https://www.eur.nl/en

  The official homepage describes Erasmus University Rotterdam as a highly ranked, international research university in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

  The page links to Bachelor programmes, Master programmes, Research, About EUR and Rankings sections.

  Model elements: this source is used for identity, location and verification that the object is Erasmus University Rotterdam, not the Erasmus+ mobility programme.

• Bachelor programmes https://www.eur.nl/en/education/bachelor-programmes

  The bachelor overview says Erasmus University Rotterdam offers a wide range of bachelor programmes and shows filters by language, mode of study, faculty and discipline.

  The study programme data embedded on the page lists 37 bachelor entries: 31 with duration 3 years, three with duration 4 years, one with duration 5 years and two with duration 6 years.

  The same list includes Double bachelor BSc² in Econometrics and Economics, Double bachelor in Economics and Philosophy of Economics, Double bachelor in Econometrics and Philosophy of Econometrics, Dual Degree in Arts and Sciences, Dubbelstudie Economie en Recht and Dubbelstudie Recht en Bedrijfskunde.

  Model elements: this source sets the bachelor duration range at 3 to 6 years and confirms that double or dual bachelor routes are part of the official bachelor programme portfolio.

• Double bachelor BSc² in Econometrics and Economics https://www.eur.nl/en/bachelor/double-bachelor-bsc2-econometrics-and-economics

  The programme page classifies BSc² Econometrics and Economics as Type Bachelor, Degree BSc, Mode of study Dual and Full-time.

  The page gives the duration as 4 years and the study load as 264 EC.

  The programme text states that combining Economics and Econometrics adds value for students after graduation.

  Strict review: this is an official integrated double bachelor route, but it is chosen as a separate programme. It is not counted as post-enrolment double-major choice.

• Double bachelor in Economics and Philosophy of Economics https://www.eur.nl/en/bachelor/double-bachelor-economics-and-philosophy-economics

  The programme page classifies Economics and Philosophy of Economics as Type Bachelor, Degree BA and BSc, Mode of study Dual and Full-time.

  The page gives the duration as 4 years and the study load as 270 EC.

  It states that students obtain two degrees in four years: a BSc in Economics and Business Economics and a BA in Philosophy of a Specific Discipline.

  Model elements: this is another predefined double bachelor route, but not evidence that enrolled students normally add a second main field after admission.

• Dual Degree in Arts and Sciences https://www.eur.nl/en/bachelor/dual-degree-arts-and-sciences

  The programme page describes a 5-year dual bachelor in Rotterdam that combines an art or music programme with an academic arts and culture study at Erasmus University Rotterdam.

  The page classifies it as Type Bachelor, Degree BA, with 300 EC.

  It says the programme is made possible by Rotterdam Arts and Sciences Lab, a collaboration involving EUR units, Willem de Kooning Academy and Codarts Rotterdam.

  Model elements: this supports the upper part of the duration range and confirms a cross-institutional dual-degree structure, but still within a defined programme.

• Double study in Law and Business Administration https://www.eur.nl/bachelor/dubbelstudie-recht-en-bedrijfskunde

  The Dutch programme page classifies Recht en Bedrijfskunde as Type Bachelor with degrees BSc, LLB, LLM and MSc.

  The page gives the duration as 6 years and the study load as 424 EC.

  It states that students receive four diplomas and two master's titles in six years.

  Model elements: this source is used for maxYears 6. I do not treat it as open programme evidence because it is a named, selective and pre-structured double study route.

• Minors https://www.eur.nl/en/education/minors

  The official minors page states that at the beginning of the third bachelor year students can follow a minor.

  The page separates guidance for EUR students, students from Leiden or Delft and students from other universities or HBO.

  Model elements: minors confirm a structured programme-choice layer below double bachelor level. Official double bachelor routes are predefined programmes, so the final programChoice remains 1.

• Minors offered to EUR-students https://www.eur.nl/en/education/minors/eur-students/minors

  The EUR page for EUR students says students can follow minors at Erasmus University Rotterdam, TU Delft and Leiden University, with 15 EC, two consecutive 15 EC minors, or a 30 EC minor if it fits the elective space.

  It points students to EduXchange for the full minor offer and separately states that EUR students can choose joint LDE minors or a minor at Leiden University or TU Delft.

  Model elements: this supports courseChoice 4 through an LDE partner-university minor route and EduXchange, not through semester mobility.

• Registration minors 2026-2027 https://www.eur.nl/en/education/minors/eur-students/registration

  The registration page says EUR students can register for non-selection minors via EduXchange from 19 May to 30 June 2026.

  It explicitly lists EUR minors, joint minors, Delft minors and Leiden minors as available categories.

  Model elements: this confirms a normal registration mechanism for external LDE minor packages.

• EUR-minors for students from Leiden and Delft https://www.eur.nl/en/education/minors/students-leiden-and-delft

  The page says Erasmus University Rotterdam offers minor programmes for students from Leiden and Delft, with 15 EC, 30 EC or 2 x 15 EC structures.

  It defines a minor as a coherent package of subjects or courses with which students broaden their horizon.

  It states that minors at EUR are 15 EC or 30 EC and that students register via eduXchange.

  Model elements: this confirms the reciprocal side of the same LDE model, where Leiden and Delft students also register for EUR minors through EduXchange.

• Elective courses https://www.eur.nl/en/education/elective-courses

  The official elective courses page says a student can take an elective at another degree programme or another university.

  It says electives can generally be taken inside or outside Erasmus University without additional tuition fee.

  For another university, EUR students must check their programme requirements, ask their own Examination Board for permission, and need that permission to include the course in their exam programme.

  Strict cross-registration review: this source does not by itself prove low-bureaucracy cross-registration for individual electives. CourseChoice 4 is based on the separate LDE minor mechanism through EduXchange.

• Rankings https://www.eur.nl/en/about-university/rankings

  The official rankings page describes Erasmus University Rotterdam as positioned in the top 3% of universities worldwide in major rankings.

  The page lists QS ranking information, but the number shown there does not match the QS 2027 spreadsheet used for the qs2027 field.

  Model elements: this source supports identity and ranking context only. The qs2027 value 148 is taken from the QS World University Rankings 2027 spreadsheet, not from this EUR page.

• THE World University Rankings 2026 https://www.timeshighereducation.com/world-university-rankings/2026/world-ranking

  The official Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2026 page lists Erasmus University Rotterdam at rank 107 in the rankingsData payload.

  Model elements: this source is used only for the rankings.the2026 field.

• DUO Open Onderwijsdata, Studenten wo https://duo.nl/open_onderwijsdata/hoger-onderwijs/aantal-studenten/studenten-wo.jsp

  The DUO Studenten wo, bachelor, master en postmaster file with the 1 October 2025 reference date contains Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam rows for the bachelor education type.

  The sum of the published numeric 2025 values is 19,189 bachelor students. DUO statistically protects five rows as <5, so the public numeric sum may undercount by up to 20 students.

  The rows include voltijd onderwijs and deeltijd onderwijs. The specialist level is not used in the Dutch model.