Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication
Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication
The Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication (ESHCC) is one of the schools of the Erasmus University Rotterdam. ESHCC hosts the departments of History, Arts and Culture Studies, and Media & Communication. ESHCC offers high-quality education, based on academic research, at the interface between the Humanities and the Social Sciences. We educate our ambitious international students in a stimulating learning environment. After having completed their studies, our students have acquired knowledge, insight and skills that enable them to make an important and inspiring contribution to a society that is becoming increasingly more international and in which diversity plays a major role.
ESHCC’s research focuses on the following areas:
- Culture, Heritage and Globalization.
- Conflict and Social-Economic Order.
- Cultural Entrepreneurship and Creative Industries.
- Identities, Representation, and Society.
- Production and Reception of Media and Culture.
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Scholarships & funding
Coming to study in Rotterdam or going on exchange? How are you going to finance your studies + living costs?
Don’t get us wrong: we think it’s great that you’re considering to study abroad! Thinking about your finances however, should happen before you apply. You don’t want to run into surprises like not being able to continue studying because you ran out of money.
Please check out our website for more information on scholarships and funding.
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Why study at Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication
Besides guaranteeing a high quality study programme and an internationally recognised degree, Erasmus university offers you a good time. It’s safe and everything is close by. After a few weeks, you’ll be doing everything by bike, eating sandwiches for lunch and saying ‘gezellig’ (try to pronounce that typical Dutch word!) when you’re meeting your friends. You’re welcome in the Netherlands!
Do you want to know more about our institute? Please check out our website or send us an information request!
Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication is in the Top 10 Countries to Study Abroad
Campuses
The hub of Erasmus University Rotterdam is our Woudestein campus, which is a 15-minute bike ride or 20-minute tram ride away from the city centre. Get to know the city of Rotterdam, the second largest city in the Netherlands. Learn about student life, study associations, student housing, city life and fun things to do in Rotterdam.
Check out our website to take the virtual tour and see how students study in the light-filled new Polak building or at our state-of-the-art university library.
Student lifestyle
Erasmus University Rotterdam fits right into the dynamic atmosphere of the city with unique campuses, various student associations and possibilities to engage in sports or cultural activities next to studying. We're actually pretty happy that Rotterdam is our hometown!
Check out more about life as a student on our website. You can also chat with our current students and ask them all your questions!
Accommodation
We know this can be a surprise and a struggle for some of you.
The EUR reserved spots for about 25% of our yearly incoming international Bachelor, Master or exchange students. Which means we have at this moment about 800 reserved rooms. At his moment we have a partnership with the companies SSH, XIOR and the Fizz Cobana.
To help you get started, we also organized a webinar on the Rotterdam housing market that you can review online.
Please check out our website to see how we can help you finding that dream spot.
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When deciding on where to go after high school I looked at which experiences of high school I had enjoyed most. These were my art, art history, and Spanish classes, as well as the trips abroad. Slightly scared to admit it, I knew my future would lie in the art world. Creating, designing, and drawing had always been my passion, so initially I tur...