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Analytically minded problem solvers, well up in science but grounded in society. Our graduates and researchers use their medical, biomedical, social science and technical knowledge to build bridges. This is how we make major contributions to medical science and society as a whole, and will continue to do so in future.

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The following departments regulate and support the organization, design and implementation of the academic programs.

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  • Illness in older age is not a given: insights from 35 years of Rotterdam population research

    Illness in older age is not a given: insights from 35 years of Rotterdam population research

    The longest-running population study in the Netherlands – The Rotterdam Study – in the Ommoord district is 35 years old. Professor of Epidemiology and research leader Arfan Ikram is still enthusiastic. The insights from ERGO have led to policy changes in the Netherlands and beyond. ‘It has triggered a change in thinking.’

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  • World’s First Database for Advanced Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma

    World’s First Database for Advanced Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma

    Researchers at the Erasmus MC Cancer Institute have developed a nationwide database containing a wealth of information on cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma (CSCC). This resource will soon enable doctors to provide more personalized treatments for patients with this type of skin cancer.

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  • New mechanism in BRCA2 tumors discovered: why chemotherapy sometimes fails

    New mechanism in BRCA2 tumors discovered: why chemotherapy sometimes fails

    Why do some BRCA2 tumors eventually stop responding to chemotherapy? Researchers at Erasmus MC discovered how these tumors are still able to repair their DNA damage and how they evade the effects of chemotherapy.

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  • Nearly €20 Million to Drive Innovation in Imaging Technology

    Nearly €20 Million to Drive Innovation in Imaging Technology

    A national consortium led by Erasmus MC has been awarded €19.6 million through the NWO Large-Scale Research Infrastructures program. The consortium, known as AMICE (Advanced Multimodal Imaging Centers), will invest over the next decade in advancing and refining imaging technologies that are essential for cutting-edge biomedical research.

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  • Screening reduces prostate cancer mortality, even after more than twenty years

    Screening reduces prostate cancer mortality, even after more than twenty years

    A prostate cancer screening program can reduce prostate cancer mortality, even in the long term. That is the take-away from research conducted by Erasmus MC in a large European group of screened men. ‘The longer the follow-up, the more reliable the results.’

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  • Biomarker may predict Parkinson’s disease progression

    Biomarker may predict Parkinson’s disease progression

    Researchers at Erasmus MC have discovered a biomarker in the blood that can predict the progression of Parkinson’s disease. ‘Knowing how severe the disease will be in three years allows doctors to plan treatment much more precisely. ’

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More Graduate School News
  • The Best Master Thesis

    The Gerrit Jan Mulder Foundation awards an annual prize for the best master thesis at Erasmus MC. The foundation hopes to stimulate the exchange of information among researchers. This year, the prize was awarded to two master's students.

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  • The road to research master genomics in society

    The road to Genomics in Society

    Team Genomics in Society (GiS) has created a roadmap to setup a research master. Read all about it in this article.

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  • EUR Master Open Day

    Ever thought of doing research? Apply for one of our research masters

    'What do I want to do after my bachelor's? Does a research master degree suit me? Do I choose a clinical or an interdisciplinary study?' Choosing your masters degree is an important decision. One you have to make carefully. At Erasmus MC we offer 5 different research masters. This article helps you make the right decision.

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  • Student Excellence Award 2023

    Stijntje Dijk wins Lambers Student Excellence Award 2023

    Stijntje Dijk MD, MSc is the winner of the Lambers Student Excellence Award 2023. The award was presented at the 110th Dies Natalis ceremony on Wednesday 8 November.

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  • Genomics in Society 1 Year

    1 Year Genomics in Society

    It has been one year since the start of the new research master program Genomics in Society (GIS). The first students are now halfway through the two-year master and a new batch of students has started their journey. Students can now apply for the upcoming academic year, 2024-2025. Applications are not only open for the Genomics in Society program, but also for all research master’s within Erasmus MC Graduate School.

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  • What do I want to do after my PhD track?

    What do I want to do after my PhD track?

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