Event Management - Science topic

Hello to all my fellow Biologists.

I have resorted to posting this question as my last desperate attempt to find a place for myself in the world of biotechnology.

I am a first class student with relatively good grades (GPA 3.77/4.00) in BSc. of Biotechnology (Hons), excellent extra-curriculars and competitions under my belt, 6 months of work as a Field/Research Assistant and 4 years of previous work experience in events management. I have experience in the microbiology, molecular biology, antivirals, nutraceuticals and cell culture disciplines. I have also taken a great liking to scientific communication and create visual content to make biology simpler for the Layman, both bother and in my own time.

Despite all this, I haven't had a single postgraduate application succeed for the last 2 years. And though I do understand there is high competition for available spots, I also wonder what I may be lacking despite some telling me I have an "impressive CV" and can do a direct PhD.

It is unfortunate however that my family is not doing financially well, therefore I can only afford opportunities with a scholarship or that are work/salary-based. Perhaps this narrows available opportunities but regardless, studentship scholarships have very evidently not opted for me, simply because "there were too many applicants this time around". Perhaps lacking funds is not enough of a criteria? (Hint of sarcasm).

Additionally, I was born and raised in the UAE (I do not get citizenship), therefore I am also looking for a potential country to eventually settle down in while doing the work I love.

I would greatly appreciate if anyone would know of opportunities I may be able to apply for like fully funded PhDs, or skilled/summer programs and workshops/internships, or even Research or Lab assistant positions you or someone you know may be looking for, because unfortunately, I'm 2 rejections away from being completely out of options.

I would greatly appreciate any input you may have or can share with me! I have also added my CV for your reference.

I don't want my impression of the field I love to be tainted with nothing but rejections, and to settle for a job outside our field simply because I had no other choice.

I look forward to hearing from you all.

Sincerely,

Zahraa Ozeer

We want to detect Zero Day attacks for SIEM (Security information and event management system) correlation Engine. We need Raw data, Signature and patterns against attack (All types of attacks - Networks, end point, insider and outsider attacks)

Actually would want to analyze behaviors of the attacks in SIEM solution through Machine Learning and Deep Learning Algorithms.

Thanks in Advance.

A recent paper by Yeung and Thomas (2021) on journals in event management opens up an interesting debate on the role of journals as academic fora. They demonstrate that event management publishing is dominated by a handful of influential journals, which are in turn dominated by a few, predominantly English-speaking institutions and academics. How can we ensure that these journals help to stimulate debate rather that limiting it? How can we open up the debate to new and critical voices, particularly from other language areas and backgrounds? See some initial thoughts in my commentary on Yeung and Thomas, and let's open up the debate.

i want to know the management challenges that impact the growth of the event management industry globally. if possible please include their impacts and solutions.

I would like to ask you please, if there is someone specialized in Event, Hospitality and Tourism Management that I want to ask about some specific questions.

I am introducing a new theory of strategic management that goes beyond traditional strategic planning based on extrapolating the future and employing these events in managing current events faced by organizations, Under the name (future-based management).

Does building the new theory need sources?

Dear all,

I am currently working on my MA dissertation in Event Management, analysing the impact of technology on music festivals' attendees' experience.

I would like to analyse data collected via a 25 questions survey (5 points Likert scale). My objective is to analyse 8 hypothesis. These hypothesis are classified in 4 different groups (2 hypothesis per group), each related to a different facet. I try to determine if a relationship exists between a group and a facet.

example:

First group:

H1: Sound equipment has a positive influence on Music experience*

H2: Large HD screen has a positive influence on Music experience

*one of my 4 facets

However, I am not sure of the right method to follow in order to analyse my data and hypothesis. Which kind of analysis would you go for?

Thank you

Dear all,

I am currently working on my MA dissertation in Event Management, analysing the impact of Technology on UK music festivals' attendees' experience.

I would like to analyse data collected via a 25 questions survey (5 points likert scale - strongly agree/strongly disagree). My main objective is to test 8 hypothesis. My hypothesis are classified in 4 different groups (2 per group), each of these groups being related to a different facet. I aim at finding a positive relationship between the different groups/facets.

Example:

H1: Sound equipment has a positive influence on Music experience*

H2: Large screen has a positive influence on Music experience

H3: Social Media has a positive influence on Social experience**

H4: 4G has a positive influence on Social experience... and so on

*1st facet

**2nd facet

However I am not sure of the right method to follow... Which kind of data analysis test would you go for?

Thank you

Hi, I am a final year Event Management student in the process of writing my dissertation.

I need the following questions answered (as elaborate as possible please). You will remain anonymous and I will really appreciate your participation.

Research Questions:

It has been suggested that the hosting of sport tourism events can socially impact the quality of life of the residents living within the host community .

This question is basically in regard to events in a region where the traditional norms of having a uniform association of event managers is absent. Also, the case of  a specific body of knowledge is also lacking and practitioners are not academically qualified in the field. Yet, events are happening, and the number of event organisers are also growing.

The research (my Master's thesis) looks to identify major drivers for acceptance of the wearable technlogy (most probably simple wristbands) among attendees of large-scale events. I want to analyze what do technology vendors, event organizers and users/attendees themselves think about it, which functions would they need in such a wearable and what qualities are the most important for them.

I already look into the Diffusion of Innovation theory, and I was also advised to study user experience design. I would appreciate any recommendations directing to particular fields of research, authors or papers.

Next year will be held in portugal a orienteering event with approximately 2000 participants. In order to measure the impact over the local economy of a rural county we need to chose a methodology that give us consistent results.

I'm organizing an international conference and while I'll contract a conference bureau to do much of the conference handling, I need a good platform to organize the scientific program, creating mailing lists, doing preliminary budget calculations etc.

Many institutions will only fund conference attendance (travel, fees & accommodation) if you can show it is worthwhile you attending. Oral presentation is normally a given (good PR for you and the institution). Presenting a poster is viewed as a chance to present a topic overview & network with like-minded people (though the actual exposure is questionable). Running a workshop gets you involved with people in your field & stimulates debate. You can also bill funding to a linked project budget.

Guest lectures and oral papers however are limited & draw fierce competition, so your chances of acceptance are reduced. So, my question is where does your funding normally come from & how do you justify your cause ?