Our campus

The 'Aula' auditorium, examination rooms, crèche, art gallery, various university offices, home to the EUR Executive Board and EUR central staff departments for corporate planning and control, and the office of the beadle.

Pick your favourite breakfast, lunch, coffee break, or dinner from one of the various vendors in the Food Plaza that opened in 2014.

The cultural heart of the Woudestein campus where students, employees and visitors can study, work, or relax in a place where business, art, research, culture, and science come together. The sustainable pavilion houses a theatre, grand café, foyer and an exhibit area.

Everything for RSM students; the RSM research and staff departments, ERIM, RSM STAR, the RSM Store, EURflex and a canteen. You can also find the Institute for Housing & Urban Development Studies, the Erasmus Behavioural Lab, and the Institute of Psychology here.

Everything for RSM’s MBA and Executive Education departments is here, including Maria’s Cantina, Part-time Master Bedrijfskunde, and the RSM Alumni department. Also the Erasmus School of Health Policy and Management.

Erasmus Magazine and Erasmus Student Service Centre.

International student housing with 100 rooms, some have private facilities and some are shared. It’s on campus, but still close to shops and public transport.

G-building contains PC rooms and quiet student study areas. Connected to F-building accommodation block.

International student accommodation, connected to a fitness area and campus bar In de Smitse. The 374 units on 17 floors come furnished and unfurnished. The ground floor currently houses hairdresser By Lydia and the Sustainable Food Lab.

A green and healthy study and work environment: the brand-new Langeveld Building

Here you’ll find student organisations to help make the most of your time at RSM; study trips, culture, excursions, parties and weekly social events.

Shared services for facilities and technical services. Professionals who take care of EUR buildings and campus for an optimal work, study and living environment.

There are many ways to get to our campus, for example by bicycle, car or public transport. If you come by car or motorcycle, there are plenty of paid parking spaces for visitors.

The Polak building has five floors with six hundred study places. Classrooms are located on the first floor. The second floor contains quiet work stations where students can work alone or in smaller groups. The building houses the Study Store, Randstad, copy shop and a hairdresser.

Prestigious presentation and conference rooms for private hire.

EUR's Schools of History, Culture & Communication, Erasmus School of Law, EUR's University Support Centre, and the Diversity Office is housed here. Also the gateway to the Food Plaza from the Mandeville Building. 

Sports and activities for every level of fitness from enthusiastic instructors and trainers. Relax at the Erasmus Sport Café. There’s also a physiotherapy practice in the building.

A broad assortment for your daily needs on and off campus. With quick self-service check-out!

Designed in 1970, a municipal monument and completely renovated in 2012, the Theil Building features modern furnishings, hi-tech facilities and a green roof with 192 solar panels.

Erasmus School of Economics (ESE) and the Faculty of Philosophy are in this building. Also, you’ll find post and logistics, EUR’s shared ICT service centre, temping agency the Faculty Club, and De Etude and Siena restaurants. Moreover, if you need to have your bike repaired, Campusbike is the place to be.

Completely refurbished in 2017, EUR’s University Library Services holds 950,000 books and 4,000 journals and offers plenty of study space. Walk in or do it online; borrow, reference and research. Help is always available.

A stunning temporary building.

Erasmus School of Social and Behavioral Sciences, plus Erasmus Academy post-graduate education for professionals. Also auditoria for 900+ people in the Erasmus Expo and Congress Centre.