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In a rapidly evolving global landscape, sustainable HR practices and the future of work are at the forefront of business transformation. Leading this charge is Dr. Zohaib Azhar, a distinguished alumnus of European International University, Paris, who is pioneering innovative approaches to human resources with his expertise in Digital Green HR and blockchain smart contracts. … Read more

Ahmed’s perspectives on his experience at EIU-Paris while his MBA-HR has made us proud. Read below a short interview with him in his own words. Real Talk from Real Students I was concerned that I would not be able to manage the demands of the course around my existing work and life commitments especially in … Read more

Al Ain, UAE – Saritha Ajailal, a seasoned special educator, is making significant strides in inclusive education as the Head of Inclusion at a charter school in Al Ain. Driven by a profound passion for empowering students with diverse needs, she is committed to creating an educational environment where every child can flourish. With a … Read more

A Story on Jamieson Cobbs EIU-Paris Student – MS in Mental Health Psychology Born and raised in many vibrant communities across Canada, Jamieson always had a passion for making a difference in people’s lives. From an early age, he found a purpose in lending a helping hand to those in need. This innate drive led … Read more

The need for polymaths In our era, there are two types of people in the working world: specialists and polymaths. The former focus their efforts on training in a defined area of ​​knowledge and becoming experts with the ability to solve complex problems in this field. Polymaths, on the other hand, are those who have … Read more

European International University hosted a comprehensive three-day Research Methodology Workshop for Scholars and Practitioners from June 25th to 27th in Dubai. The intensive program equipped participants with advanced research methodologies, practical skills, and in-depth knowledge. By delving into various research processes, designs, qualitative and quantitative approaches, data analysis, and thesis writing, the workshop aimed to … Read more

Chalk and Dreams: How Childhood Play Led to a Doctorate in Education Story of Upasana Goswami Auckland, New Zealand, EIU-Paris Doctorate student From my earliest memories, I was always drawn to playing the role of a teacher. With chalk and slate in hand, I would teach my toys my favourite superhero stories. This fascination with … Read more

The scope and relevance of project management Management remains an art and a science. On the one hand, attention must be paid to the more human aspects since managers do not give orders to machines but to people. On the other hand, it is essential to pay attention to the technical details as well as … Read more

The Start of a Transformative Journey From a bustling corporate career as a geophysicist to becoming a clinical hypnotherapist, Sreemanti Gijare’s journey has been nothing short of a roller-coaster ride. Graduating from the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India marked the beginning of her transformative journey. After spending nearly 1.5 decades working for large … Read more

The relevance of research for higher education Research is one of the pillars of higher education. Although universities have existed for centuries, as is the case with Bologna and Oxford, the focus on the systematic creation and discovery of fresh knowledge dates back to the 19th century. The relevance of this makes sense when we … Read more