In this blog post we briefly discuss how to carry out a case study research using various practical examples.

In this blog post, some of the issues confronted by the parents while dealing with their kids in isolation during Coronavirus pandemic are discussed.

This blog post delineates some of the major changes made in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Universities’ Act 2012 through the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Universities’ (Amendment) Act, 2015. This article further discusses the strengths and weakness of these amendments offering some fresh insight to the policymakers and academic leaders in order to make the new (proposed) amendments in the same Act more effective.

This blog post is aimed at providing you with some useful guidelines on how to fill the MCQs Response Sheet properly during your professional or Semester-based Examinations or any other Screening Test or admission tests such MDCAT or KMU-CAT.

In this blog post, I share a sample PhD Research Proposal that may serve as a starting point for doctoral candidates’ scholarly pursuit.

This blog post provides a step-by-step guide on how to develop a phenomenological research design. By carefully following these steps, researchers can develop a robust phenomenological research design that captures the depth and essence of the lived experiences associated with their chosen phenomenon.

Choosing the right theoretical framework is crucial for ethnographic nursing studies, as it shapes the research approach and influences the interpretation of findings. Ethnography, with its focus on cultural contexts and lived experiences, requires a framework that aligns with its holistic and immersive nature. This blog post will explore the essential considerations and guide the researchers in selecting an ideal theoretical framework that enhances the depth and relevance of their ethnographic nursing studies. Understanding these frameworks can help nurses better capture and analyze the complexities of patient care within diverse cultural settings.

In this blog post, we highlight some of the apparent similarities and key differences between case study and historical research design.

This blog post is aimed at underlining some of the pressing challenges confronted by the public sector in Pakistan so that the newly appointed academic heads pay special attention to address it. These mainly embrace: i). prevailing administrative vacuum, ii). Looming financial crunch, iii). Digitalization and iv). Politically motivated meddling in the universities’ affairs.