ROTTERDAM SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT ERASMUS UNIVERSITY WHO, WHAT, WHERE?

DEPARTMENTS

2011 - 2012

The business school that thinks and lives in the future

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Colophon Edition International Business Administration, Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University August 2011 Raechel Torner Shouhe Kuo Sjoerd van Leeuwen B&T Ontwerp en advies B.V. Michelle Muus, Paula Delfos, Beeldbank EUR, Media Library RSM B&T Ontwerp en advies B.V. Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University reserves the right to make changes affecting policies, fees, curricula or any matter announced in this brochure without further notice.

PROGRAMME MANAGEMENT
PROGRAMME MANAGEMENT EXAMINATION BOARD & STUDENT ADMINISTRATION STUDENT ADVISERS STUDENT COUNSELLORS (STUDENT SUPPORT) UNIVERSITY PSYCHOLOGISTS (STUDENT SUPPORT) CAREER ADVISOR (STUDENT SUPPORT) CAREER SERVICES INTERNATIONAL OFFICE STAR (STUDY ASSOCIATION RSM, ERASMUS UNIVERSITY) STUDENT REPRESENTATION (SR) ERASMUS STUDENT NETWORK (ESN) ERASMUS STUDENT SERVICE CENTRE STUDENT HELPDESK RSM LANGUAGE & TRAINING CENTRE BUSINESS INFORMATION CENTRE LIBRARY LITERATURE & COPY SHOP ERASMUS SPORT CENTRE / SPORTS FACILITIES STUDIUM GENERALE AND ERASMUS CULTUUR The programme managers of International Business Administration are responsible for the organisation of the Bachelor programme and the information ow to students. They prepare the course schedules and examination schedule, course evaluations and are in charge of enrolment for workshops and all information published on SIN-Online. They also provide you with the Topic Index on SIN-Online where you can nd many important regulations and manuals, such as the internship manual, the examination and teaching regulations, the master entrance requirements, etc. Furthermore, they are the contact persons for both students studying IBA and professors teaching in the IBA programme and they do their best to ensure that all courses run smoothly. Shouhe Kuo, Room Telephone E-mail Bachelor 1 T5-16 010 - 408 8840 skuo@rsm.nl

Raechel Torner, Bachelor 2 & 3 & Pre-Master Room T5-14 Telephone 010 - 408 9610 rtorner@rsm.nl E-mail

Shirley Accord, Office Manager Room T5-18 Telephone 010 - 408 9591 aaccord@rsm.n E-mail

Adri Meijdam, Executive Director Room T5-08 Telephone 010 - 408 2203 ameijdam@rsm.nl E-mail

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EXAMINATION BOARD & STUDENT ADMINISTRATION

The Examination Board BSc & MSc Programmes has many different tasks. Components of these tasks are: quality control of tests and examinations; taking disciplinary action in case of fraud; granting admission statements to the MScprogrammes; making Rules and Guidelines (R&G) concerning the examinations; handling exemptions, extra resits, complaints regarding examinations. An ofcial request (such as exemptions or an extra resit) should be submitted in writing (no e-mail) including all the necessary documents (see www.rsm.nl/ebiba). Should you have a question, please rst check the frequently asked questions on www.rsm.nl/ebiba. The department for student administration deals with the organisation of written examinations, administration of grades, statements and ofcial transcripts and the administrative process of the nal Bachelor and Master examination. A large part of these services is dealt with by the Erasmus Student Service Centre (ESSC) or is available on the internet.

STUDENT ADVISERS
Students may contact one of the studentadvisers for information, advice and / or guidance. The studentadvisers are familiar with all aspects of the course programmes and can assist students in making decisions in the elds of study planning and study choices. Students who are not able to continue their studies or experience delays, for instance because of personal circumstances such as illness, disability, family circumstances etcetera, may also turn to the studentadvisers for personal advice and guidance. The studentadvisers can also be consulted for issues such as: Rules and regulations of the examination board (regarding exemptions from subjects, admission to Master-programmes, special regulations in case of personal circumstances based on mediation from the student adviser etc.); Choices to be made within the programme (taking electives at other faculties / universities, choice of Master-programme, etc.); Providing of study information to individuals and / or groups; Offer guidance for students with personal issues / study related problems. The studentadvisers encourage students to make use of their ofce as a resource through which access to other services on campus can be gained. If necessary the studentadviser will refer students to other ofces or professionals in the University such as the student counsellors, the university psychologists, the Erasmus Student Service Centre (ESSC) and the Student Administration. The information provided by a studentadviser is condential and, as such, will not be divulged to any third party without the students permission. THE STUDENT ADVISERS FOR IBA ARE: THEA DEN HARTOG & RALLY SCHWACHFER CONTACT Room T5-23 SIN-Online channel RSM Study Advice E-mail studentadviser@rsm.nl Telephone hour Monday and Thursday morning from 11.30 to 12.30 hrs. Telephone 010 - 408 1891 Open Consultation hours Monday and Thursday from 13.30 to 15.00 pm Individual Appointments To be booked via our website (for more www.rsm.nl/studyadvice (go to the elaborate questions) BScIBA pages, click on availability in the left column, and click on the link to our appointment book)

CONTACT Room Opening hours Telephone Fax Website E-mail

EB-29 Monday - Friday from 09.00 to 16.00 hrs. 010 - 408 1019 / 2726 010 - 408 9091 www.eur.nl/ea_international examens.bedrijfskunde@oos.eur.nl

Thea den Hartog

CONTACT Room Opening hours Telephone Website E-mail

T5-41 Monday - Friday from 09.00 to 12.30 hrs. 010 - 408 1895 / 8731 www.rsm.nl/eb ebiba@rsm.nl

Rally Schwachfer

STUDENT COUNSELLORS (STUDENT SUPPORT)

Student counsellors provide students with advice, counselling and information about study methods, choice of study programme, questions regarding their studies and being a student, and practical subjects as well as personal matters or problems.
Student counsellors can assist students with questions and problems relating to the student personally as well as his or her studies. It is their job to help you nd answers to your questions and solutions to your problems in personal and condential interviews. If another person or institution is better able to help you with your problem, the student counsellors can refer you accordingly. Student counsellors are also responsible for handling complaints about the conduct or actions of employees and organisational aspects of the university in relation to students (ombudsman function). One of the student counsellors is the condential counsellor for students in matters regarding sexual harassment, aggression and violence. Matters in which the student counsellors can provide advice, counselling and information include: Personal questions and problems; Choice of study programme, planning and motivation but also study method (e.g. effective study skills, preparing for interim examinations, falling behind in studies and switching to another programme); Student grants and loans; Financial support; Accommodation; Assistance in appeal proceedings; Top-level sport: making alternative arrangements in the event a top athlete is unable to take an interim examination on the given date; Disability: if an impairment or chronic illness forms an obstacle to the students study progress, the student can ask a student counsellor to make the necessary provisions. An interview with a student counsellor is strictly condential. You can make an appointment with a student counsellor through the Erasmus Student Service Centre (010 - 408 2323). For more information, please visit http://www.eur.nl/english/essc/advice_counselling/ professional/counsellors/.

UNIVERSITY PSYCHOLOGISTS (STUDENT SUPPORT)

If you would like to talk with a psychologist you can make an appointment through the ESSC. The purpose of this interview is to clarify the complaints or issues and to give advice tailored as much as possible to the problem in hand. A possibility is that the psychologist may recommend individual therapy in order to better understand the underlying problem so that it gets less in the way of studying. If the University psychologists cannot provide the right kind of help they can refer you to the appropriate support services. Naturally, everything that is discussed remains strictly condential.

It is not uncommon for students to experience problems during their studies. This is sometimes caused, for example, by having to adjust to independent living, relationships that are not going well or events that are difcult to process. Often it is not exactly clear whether study-related or personal difculties are the cause or the consequence of the problem. One thing is clear: a vicious cycle has been created. The University psychologists can help to break this cycle.

CONTACT Telephone Website

010 - 408 2323 (make an appointment through ESSC) www.eur.nl/english/essc/ advice_counselling/ professional/psychologists

CAREERS ADVISOR (STUDENT SUPPORT)

The transition from study to a career is not always easy, so it is a good idea to prepare yourself for this step in good time. It is also wise to think carefully about your choice if you are contemplating a Masters degree.
You can do this by exploring the job market and considering your opportunities on the job market. If you feel you could use some advice in this area you can make an appointment with the careers advisor of Erasmus University Rotterdam. Go to http://www.eur.nl/english/ essc/advice_counselling/professional/careers_advisor/ contact/. Examples of what you can discuss with the careers advisor during a condential interview include: identifying your personal characteristics, qualities, desires and expectations; exploration of the job market, job application, networking, preparing for psychological tests and/or assessment centre methods and salary negotiation. You can also take career-related courses or workshops: job application letter and CV; job interview training; choice of Masters degree programme; job market and disability; career coaching trajectories for bi-cultural / ethnic Master students and alumni; individual career coaching trajectory for Master / third year Bachelor students with a disability. There are also English-language workshops for international students: how to write a successful application letter and CV; how to prepare for a job interview. An interview with a student counsellor is strictly condential. You can make an appointment with the careers advisor at http://www.eur.nl/english/essc/ advice_counselling/professional/careers_advisor/contact/.

CAREER SERVICES
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR AN INTERNSHIP? A THESIS ASSIGNMENT? A PART-TIME OR FULL-TIME JOB?
Career Services provides a broad range of services to students of the RSM Erasmus University, most of them internship and future career related. Career Services staff members function as a liaison between students, the corporate world, and the different departments of the business school to help determine and facilitate internships, research opportunities and jobs. Career Services can help students to clarify their interests and skills; refine interviewing and curriculum vitae preparation skills, pursue internships and research projects and interact with potential employers. Students are encouraged to use any or all services, especially in the year preceding their BSc or MSc graduation!
INTERNSHIPS Students can benet from internships by receiving handson experience and learning professional skills that will enhance their degree and help prepare them for a successful career. Within the Business Administration curriculum students can choose to do a Bachelor internship in their third year, and frequently internships are used as a substantial element to complete the Master thesis. Your own initiative in nding an internship is crucial. To be fully notied of any internship opportunities in the Netherlands, abroad and in the Netherlands but for nonDutch speakers, students are advised to register to the SIN Online Career Services channel. Simultaneously all offers are posted on the Career Services website www.rsm.nl/students/careerservices. Students can apply to these projects by sending an e-mail with attached letter of motivation and curriculum vitae to careerservices@rsm.nl mentioning the project number. Because there are dozens of students not just from RSM competing for the best internship opportunities, students will need to prepare for their search months in advance. A good start is to attend a Career Services CV Session. It helps you develop your application by giving feedback on the curriculum vitae and cover letter. LINKS TO THE CORPORATE WORLD Career Services regularly facilitates company presentations on-campus. During the study year Career Services also organises several workshops by well-known companies. Each workshop will highlight a specic aspect of the application procedure; cv writing, interview skills, how to sell yourself and so on. Moreover business courses, recruitment events etc. are brought to the attention of the students via the SIN channel. And upon graduation Career Services can inform young graduates on entry-level job opportunities. You can nd Career Services in the T-building on the fth oor.

THE STAFF CONSISTS OF: Ms. F. Franke Room Telephone

T5-34 010 - 408 2003

Ms. Ccile Reulen Room T5-34 Telephone 010 - 408 2088 Ms. S. Kruter (for appointments) Room T5-36 Telephone 010 - 408 2010 E-mail Website careerservices@rsm.nl www.rsm.nl/students/careerservices

INTERNATIONAL OFFICE
During your studies at RSM there is the opportunity to spend one term at one of our 100 partner schools all over the world. These exchanges are facilitated within our Bachelor and Master Exchange Programme (see also: www.rsm.nl/international). Once a year (January - March) a selection procedure takes place for exchanges in the next academic year.

Most important selection criteria are: Progress and minimum weighted grade of 6.5 in (non) RSM Bachelor Programme as well as the grades obtained at RSM so far. The higher the grades the better chances for the most popular exchange destinations. Language skills are needed for an exchange abroad. For partner schools of which the teaching language is English, the exit level of B2.2 is required, for other languages this exit level is B2.1 The EUR Language and Trainings Centre offers language courses and test to reach the required language levels, see also http://www.eur.nl/english/ltc/ language_courses/ In addition the selection is also based on your extra-curricular activities, motivation and impression during the interview. From October onwards the new brochure Study Abroad Guidelines will be available. It is recommended to read this brochure carefully prior to application.

Mrs. L.C. de Vries Head International Ofce Room T5-24 010 - 408 1984 Telephone

K. Klapwijk Programme Assistant Master Exchange Programme (outgoing) Room T5-26 Telephone 010 - 408 2975

Mr. L. Kasmo-Borgonje Programme Manager Bachelor Exchange Programme Room T5-30 Telephone 010 - 408 2132

Mrs. E. Vermeulen Programme Assistant (CEMS) Exchange Programmes Room T5-26 Telephone 010 - 408 2398

Mrs. M. Rozendaal Programme Manager Master Exchange Programme (incoming) Room T5-30 Telephone 010 - 408 2996

Mrs. E. van Oeffelen Programme Assistant Room T5-26 Telephone 010 - 408 2099

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STAR (STUDY ASSOCIATION RSM, ERASMUS UNIVERSITY)

STAR is the study association for all RSM students and with over 6,500 members the largest study association in Europe. The mission of STAR is Enriching student life of RSM students and this results in a broad range of activities. STAR Members can get the cheapest books and can participate in one of the study trips, attenend conferences, be part of research projects or join social activities. To give you an impression:

STUDENT REPRESENTATION (SR)

The most important tasks of the SR are looking after the individual and collective student interests as well as guarding the quality of education at RSM. This is achieved by assisting in the organisation of the education and participating in course evaluations. Next to this, the SR is aiming at actively improving the education, to stimulate the contact between students and teaching staff and to think along about the future of the faculty as well as university as a whole.
In order to accomplish these goals, the SR coordinates the students that are part of different faculty- and university organs. The Student Representatives play an essential role in guarding the educations quality. The representatives serve as a link between the professor and students. This way the feedback and communication process is facilitated enabling the preservation of the programs quality. During the trimester, the representatives meet with the professors and convey the students bundled feedback and work on improvements which enhance the overall quality of the course. You can contact the representatives with questions, comments and suggestions which you can submit via the forum, e-mail, a complaint form or by stopping at the ofce (T5-54). Furthermore, the SR has its own SIN-Online channel which serves as an information platform about all possible developments as well as the outcomes of course evaluations. In the forum students can moreover actively discuss the different courses. At the beginning of each academic year, the SR is looking for new student representatives as well as members for internal committees and councils. For further information, you can contact the SR under the below presented contact details. Lastly, in May, each RSM student has the opportunity to vote for a student member of the faculty- and university council and can also run for one of these positions.

STAR Management Week: this weeklong, nationwide showcase event is considered our annual pinnacle as it constitutes a signicant interface between students, academia and our corporate network. This is envisioned in a wide array of activities on recruitment, academic and social level. This STAR Management Week 2011 will commence on Tuesday 25 October with an Opening Conference and the week will close with the famous STAR Party. International Business Study: 25 students conduct research in emerging markets for Dutch SMEs. In the past years students travelled to India, Chile and Brazil. The research starts in the Netherlands and continues abroad during summer. Erasmus Recruitment Days: this is the largest on campus recruitment event in the Benelux where students get in contact with a large variety of companies via company presentations, workshops and interviews and branch dinners. The Erasmus Recruitment Days take place in February.

STAR Master Study Clubs: the twelve Master Study Clubs organise events throughout the year that target specic Master students. These events can vary from study trips to company visits and inhouse days that have common ground with the specic Master. Study Trips: each year two study trips will take place for the Bachelor students; one for BA and one for IBA. In the past they have visited Sydney, Chicago, Singapore, St. Petersburg, Beijing and many more. The trips take place in March

CONTACT Room Telephone Website E-mail

T4-53 010 - 408 2037 www.rsmstar.nl info@rsmstar.nl

CONTACT Room Telephone Website E-mail

STUDENT REPRESENTATION (SR)

T5-54 010 - 408 2209 www.rsmsr.nl info@rsmsr.nl

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ERASMUS STUDENT NETWORK (ESN)

The Erasmus Student Network Rotterdam (ESN Rotterdam) is an organisation within the Erasmus Universitythat focuses on all International Students. ESN is the first step for international students to make their period in Holland easier and more fun. We accomplish this by organizing introduction days, city trips and various social, cultural and sportive activities. There are many events worth mentioning, below we list just a few. We will make sure you get the real Dutch experience and meet a lot of fellow international and Dutch students. Visit our website and add us on Facebook (ESN-Rotterdam) to stay updated about our activities.

ERASMUS STUDENT SERVICE CENTRE

The Erasmus Student Service Centre (ESSC) is the central service point for new and registered students of Erasmus University Rotterdam for services such as: Studielink: registration, change of study, de-registration, termination of study and restitution of tuition fee. Request for various statements, proof of payment of tuition fee, request for duplicate of student card. Registration for: written interim examinations after the registration deadline, oral interim examinations, essays and theses. Practical information on studying abroad e.a. grants and insurances. Information on language tests, language courses, study supporting workshops and trainings and career advice. Requests for individual graduation support and committee grants (for board members). Assistance with applications for visa and residence permits. Arranging appointments with: student counselor, condential counselor, psychologist and career advisor. By consulting the website of the Erasmus Student Service Centre (www.eur.nl/essc) you will nd the banner to the search engine ASK Erasmus, an extensive question and answer desk where you have the possibility to pose your question. If you have a complaint, would like to make an objection or appeal against a decision you can do so digitally via the subject Legal position in ASK Erasmus.

BUDDY PROGRAMME The Buddy Programme is a programme together with Erasmus University where international students are linked to Dutch or more experienced international students. These students can help international students with everyday questions and show them around Rotterdam. ESN INTRODUCTION DAYS The start of your time abroad. We organize the introduction days to help you nd your way in Rotterdam. During the introduction days we will show you the Erasmus University and off course our beautiful city Rotterdam. It is the perfect opportunity to meet fellow international students during our day and exciting night programme.

ESN SOCIAL DRINK Every Tuesday we have the ESN Social Drink for all international and Dutch students. It is a chance to see and catch up with all your fellow students in a relaxed setting. During the evening this social drink will be transformed into a party. The social drink will be held in our favourite caf B.E.D.

CONTACT Room Opening hours Telephone Website E-mail

Room N1-13 Every day from 13:00 till 15:00 hrs 010 - 408 1341 www.esn-rotterdam.nl info@esn-rotterdam.nl

CONTACT Location address Opening hours Telephone Website

E-Hall Monday to Friday from 09.30 to 17.00 hrs. 010 - 408 2323 www.eur.nl/essc

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STUDENT HELPDESK RSM

The student help desk is located on the 3rd oor of the T-building. COMPUTER ROOMS On the 3rd oor of the T-building there are six computerrooms with about 280 workplaces available for students. On the workstations in these rooms all necessary software for your study is installed such as software for word processing, databases, spreadsheets, statistics, graphics, utilities etc. Students can use there own USB-keys in these rooms to save their work. The computer rooms are open on weekdays from 08.30 - 21.00 hours and on Saturday from 09.00 - 17.00 hours. You can check the availability of a workplace in the computer rooms at: http://www.rsm.nl/home/students/bit/computer_rooms/ availability_labs. The T-building is largely equipped with a wireless network. Students with a laptop can use this facility. This wireless network is also available at other locations on the campus. Printing is possible through centralised print facilities. Print credits can be obtained at cost price via the student helpdesk. CONTACT Room Opening hours Telephone Website E-mail

LANGUAGE & TRAINING CENTRE

The Language & Training Centre (LTC) offers language courses in Chinese, Dutch, English and Spanish. All courses are classified according to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR). The entry and exit level are clearly indicated to show you which level is required at the start of the course and which level you will have reached by the time you have successfully completed the course. In order to determine which level would suit you best, the LTC organises intakes in the different languages four times a year.

T3 floor Monday - Friday from 08.30 to 21.00 hours and Saturday from 08.30 to 17.00 hours 010 - 408 2024 http://www.rsm.nl/home/students/bit/helpdesk StudentHelpdesk@rsm.nl

The courses take place at the Woudestein campus (in the evening) and usually start in October, January and April. Apart from these evening courses, you can participate in summer crash courses in August. For languages other than the above mentioned (like German, French and Italian) the LTC cooperates well-known language institutes. Please visit our website for more information about the respective offers and schedules. Other activities that the LTC offers are: Academic writing for Bachelor / Master students (the dos and donts of writing academic texts); ITP-TOEFL test (at least once a month); Courses in the eld of study skills (like Effective Studying). For more information about languages courses, intakes, study skills and other services, please see www.eur.nl/ltc

CONTACT Visiting address ESSC, central hall E-building Opening hours Monday - Friday from 09.30 to 17.00 hrs. (Thursday evenings in September from 17.00 to 19.30 hrs.) Telephone 010 - 408 2323 Website www.eur.nl/ttc

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BUSINESS INFORMATION CENTRE

The Business Information Centre (BIC) is the library of RSM Erasmus University. The collection consists of books, journals and magazines, master theses, research memorandums and staff publications. The BIC offers 12 PC work stations, 6 plug-in points and wireless access to the network. Also available are 26 study places. Students of the Rotterdan School of Management, Erasmus University and EUR staff may borrow certain documents upon showing their University Library card.

CONTACT Room Opening hours Telephone Website E-mail

T4-50 Monday - Fridayfrom 9.00 to 17.00 hrs. 010 - 408 1903 www.rsm.nl/bic BIC@rsm.nl

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LIBRARY
The EUR libraries provide scientific documentary information to students and staff. The central University Library (UB) is located at campus Woudestein and serves the local faculties. Located in the same building is the library of the Rotterdamsch Leeskabinet. This association offers free library membership to EUR students and staff, see: http://www.eur.nl/rlk/english/ A separate Medical Library is established at Hoboken campus.
ACCESS The library website provides access to catalogues and the majority of its databases. In a discipline specic selection many resources on Economics & Management are brought together. The databases can be accessed from home using VPN. Go to the library website for more information. On the library website, you can also ask questions and follow online courses. INFORMATION The information desk answers questions about services, search methods, databases and reading room collections. Library tours and workshops are available on request. For each discipline, the library has a subject specialist who selects and acquires new publications in the relevant eld and helps with answering subject-specic questions. The subject librarian for Business Administration and management is Erik de Munck Mortier. He can be reached by calling 010 - 408 2392 or by e-mail demunckmortier@ubib.eur.nl CONTACT Library Opening hours

B-building (accessible from the hall of the C building) Reading rooms: Monday - Friday from 8 am to 10.30 pm, Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm, Sunday from 11 am to 4.30 pm Information desk: Monday - Thursday from 9 am to 6 pm, Friday from 9 am to 4.45 pm Book collection: Monday - Thursday from 9 am to 9.00 pm * and Friday from 9 am to 4.45 pm 010 - 408 1198 010 - 408 9050 www.eur.nl/ub/english/ www.eur.nl/ub/english > Contact us > Virtual Desk
* Books requested before 5.45 pm can be collected up until 9 pm

COLLECTION The University Library has a collection of approximately one million printed books and circa 1,300 printed periodicals. Most books may be borrowed. To borrow books a student card or library card is required. Publications not available in the library may be requested for a fee. These will be supplied from another library in the Netherlands or from abroad. Reference materials and periodicals are not for loan. These are available for perusal in the reading rooms. The digital collection offers over 300 databases. It covers 20,000 e-journals and 300,000 e-books including compulsory literature titles. The subject-specic databases, business, market and macro-economic data are an important part of this collection. The Erasmus Data Service Centre (EDSC) offers assistance nding quantitative data.

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LITERATURE & COPYSHOP LITERATUUR & COPY SHOP

STUDYSTORE The Studystore orders and sells the required literature needed for courses within the curriculum on a trimester basis. In addition to the required literature for courses, Studystore also has a lot of recent academic literature in stock. It is sometimes possible to order books for inspection. The store also has a limited selection of general books, post cards, and calenders. ERASMUS SHOP The Erasmus Shop sells readers. Aside from that, students can also come to the Erasmus Shop for ofce supplies, such as usb-sticks and stationary. The Erasmus Shop is also a provider of licensed software available for signicantly reduced prices. For a specied list of our products and prices you can visit our website or our store. Through our web shop, www.erasmusshop.nl, students can order their readers online, which are then delivered within a week if in stock. Also, the Erasmus Shop is the ofcial provider of Erasmus merchandising, including sweaters, t-shirts, ties, umbrellas, mugs and much more. COPY SHOPS Service Point is the copy and print shop located on the Woudestein campus. Here you can make copies and print outs. You can also purchase small ofce supplies. It is also possible to print leaets, brochures, books and posters. A large amount of professional equipment is available and the people working in the service centre can help you with the lay-out or design of your project.

CONTACT Location Opening hours

CONTACT Location Opening hours

Telephone Fax Website E-mail

VB-40, V-building September - April Monday - Thursday from 9.00 to 19.00 hrs. Friday from 9.00 to 17.00 hrs. May - August Monday - Thursday from 9.00 to 17.30 hrs. Friday from 9.00 to 17.00 hrs. 010 - 408 1150 010 - 452 8078 www.studystore.nl eur@studystore.nl

CONTACT Location Opening hours Telephone Fax Website E-mail

VB-12, V-building Monday - Friday from 10.00 to 16.00 hrs. 010 - 408 1154 010 - 408 9065 www.erasmusshop.nl info@erasmusshop.nl

Telephone Website E-mail

V-building Reading rooms: Monday - Friday from 8.45 to 17.00 hrs. (+ L-building from 8.00 to 16.30 hrs.) 010 - 408 2345 www.servicepoint.nl erasmus@servicepoint.nl

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ERASMUS SPORT CENTRE / SPORTS FACILITIES

Students to the Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR) naturally sport with Erasmus Sport at the Erasmus Sport Centre! Our extended sports programme offers something for everybody at a very attractive rate. The Erasmus Sport Pass allows you to take part in the sports programme unlimitedly, under expert guidance. The sport pass also offers you a discount on courses and events! What does Erasmus Sport have to offer?
BE FIT @ ERASMUS SPORT At Erasmus Sport, you can take part in more than 50 different kinds of sport, like Tennis, Squash, Pilates, Zumba, Spinning, Kick Boxing, Fitness and so on. For more information and online registration to courses, check www.erasmussport.nl. Most activities are open to join at any moment during the year. COMPETE @ ERASMUS SPORT With most of the 26 student sport clubs, you can sport at competition level: from Golf to Water Polo and from Lacrosse to Tennis. Furthermore, throughout the year, various sport events are organised at the Erasmus Sport Centre, such as the Erasmus Sport Week (17 - 22 September 2011), the Erasmus Sport Indoor Football Competition, the Erasmus Open Tennis Tournament and international tournaments. WIN @ ERASMUS SPORT Erasmus Sport has ve performance sport clubs: Antibarbari (Football), Baros (Basketball), RS (Indoor Football), RSRC (Rugby) and Skadi (Rowing). The following applies to the best sports(wo)men of those clubs: Train & Learn to Win. They also take part in the Dutch Student Championships (NSKs), that take place during the college year throughout the Netherlands in all kinds of sports, under the auspices of Studentensport Nederland. For students who practice top sport, there is Erasmus Topsport, which offers them support in education, sport and nance, so they can train for their ultimate dream during their study. SOCIALISE @ ERASMUS SPORT The Erasmus Sport Caf is not only the place to be for drinks and snacks, but also for lunch and homemade evening meals. Actual sport you can watch on big screen in friendly atmosphere. In good weather, the spacious outside terrace is open. Regularly, events are organised here, such as barbecues, buffets and drinks. FREE TRY-OUT FOR FIRST YEAR STUDENTS Up until and including EURs Dies (8 November), rst year students get free entrance to the Erasmus Sport Centre. Other students can purchase a day pass for 5 and try out a sport. You are very welcome! PRICE-LIST (VALID UNTIL 1 JANUARY 2012) If you like sporting with us, you can purchase an Erasmus Sport Pass at the service desk at Erasmus Sport Centre. The rates relate to different subscription periods: 1 month: 20 3 months: 45 6 months: 75 12 months: 99 Deposit fee (once and obligatory) for new sport passes: 5. For tness you pay a surcharge, also dependable from the subscription period: 1 month: 10 3 months: 20 6 months: 30 12 months: 49 (including membership to Erasmuscle tness club) CONTACT Opening hours Telephone E-mail Website

Monday - Friday: 08.00 to 23.00 hrs. Saturday and Sunday: 11.00 to 19.00 hrs. service desk 010 - 408 1875 info@erasmussport.nl www.erasmussport.nl

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STUDIUM GENERALE AND LITERATUUR & COPYSHOP ERASMUS CULTUUR

Studium Generale and Erasmus Cultuur organise a wide range of lectures, debates, symposia, cultural activities and courses. We introduce you to concerts, exhibitions, theatrical productions and cultural societies with student discounts! Almost all creativity courses we offer are taught in English, so if you want to dance, take photographs or play an instrument, have a look at what we offer. Every month we organise a variety of cultural events. Visit our Open Air Cinema and join the biweekly pubquiz.
Check our website for more information about our program and nd out how to buy tickets and register for courses and events: www.eur.nl/english/sgec

CONTACT Location

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W E1-36/38 Burgemeester Oudlaan 50 3062 PA Rotterdam Monday - Thursday from 9.00 to 16.00 hrs. 010 - 408 1144 / 1394 stg@oos.eur.nl / erasmuscultuur@oos.eur.nl www.eur.nl/english/sgec www.facebook.com/studiumgeneralerotterdam Studium Generale en Erasmus Cultuur (#2778)

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