This blog post is about capturing the basics of phenomenological research design. It seeks to delve into the phenomenon of phenomenological research design to better understand its various aspects and dimensions. This post provides a comprehensive overview of the rationale for choosing phenomenology as a research design and sets the stage for an in-depth understanding of the phenomenon.

This blog post has two-pronged objectives. First, I want to share my experiences with my colleagues, fellow researchers and academics, how they can effectively use their skillset to make extra money online at any stage of their life with any level of qualification.

This blog post looks deeper into the manifestos of major political parties, examining their promises, potential implications, and key areas of scrutiny for informed decision of voters in the context of Pakistan’s political landscape and the crucial role of higher education.

This blog post provides you with a step-by-step guide for developing a historical research design and will elaborate some important points.

This blog post is aimed at discussing the following important areas: 1. Implications of the unprecedented budgetary cut on the public sector universities in Pakistan 2. Approach of coalition government toward higher education sector in Pakistan 3. Reaction from the Vice-Chancellor of Public Sector Universities, 4. Response from HEC 5. The way out.

In this blog post, we discuss the profound significance, strengths and limitations of ethnography, a method that goes beyond the surface, immersing researchers in the rich tapestry of everyday life, cultural nuances, and the essence of human experiences.