This is the second blog-post from Esther Tot who received the ESOMAR Foundation Scholarship to study at the English based Bachelor Degree program in International Business at the National University of Management (NUM) in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Who says education is easy? If education was easy there wouldn’t be many students who quit school. Education …
The ESOMAR Foundation is currently raising funds this festive season so as to continue our good work through various activities. This year we had a series of successful trainings and scholarships around the world and we would like to replicate and increase these activities if we have the funds to do so. With this in mind …
This is the second blog from Nutsa Kvitashvili who is following the BA Program of Sociology at Caucasus School of Humanities and Social Sciences. Nutsa is the recipient of the ESOMAR Foundation Scholarship sponsored by Inizio. This is the 2nd semester of my 3rd year. I can’t believe how fast time flies. I remember my first …
This is the second blog-post from Paola Loy Villagran, the recipient of the ESOMAR Foundation scholarship in Guatemala. Paola tells us about her recent learning experiences during her Master in Marketing at Universidad Rafael Landívar. During these last weeks, I am attending the preparatory courses for admission to the career specialisation. In the Accounting Management …
A not-to-be-missed session organised by the ESOMAR Foundation (Part 1) On 12 September, the ESOMAR Foundation will participate with a full session on ‘Making the World a Better Place’ at the ESOMAR Congress 2017 in Amsterdam. Over 1,000 insight, research and data experts from all over the world will gather in Amsterdam to …
This is the 11th blogpost from Nicolin Mamuya, the first ESOMAR Foundation scholarship in South Africa. Nicolin starts making plans for the future! The time for applying for jobs and graduate programs has finally arrived. The reality of possibly working a 9 to 5 job does not sit well with my friends and me. However, …
What is violence against women and why does it matter? Violence against women (VAW) is one of the most systematic and widespread human rights violations across the world. The United Nations defines violence against women as; “any act of gender-based violence that results in, or is likely to result in, physical, sexual or psychological harm …
This is the first blog from Nutsa Kvitashvili who is following the BA Program of Sociology at Caucasus School of Humanities and Social Sciences. Nutsa is the recipient of the ESOMAR Foundation Scholarship sponsored by Inizio. When I became a student at Caucasus University, studying for me was difficult and challenging. But best things in life come …
This is the tenth blog-post from Nicolin Mamuya, the first ESOMAR Foundation scholarship in South Africa. Nicolin thinks back at her graduation day. This Honours programme has officially taken over my life. However, I am not complaining because, it isn’t as though I have anything better to do. It’s like my mom always said, “When you’re …
This is the first blog-post from Esther Tot who received the ESOMAR Foundation Scholarship to study at the English based Bachelor Degree program in International Business at the National University of Management (NUM) in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. I was so excited when I received the news that I was awarded the ESOMAR Foundation scholarship as …
