I would like to go into Economic Research or Product Development. Open to exploring different industries and sectors.<\/p>\n
inayakhan2004@hotmail.com
\nhttps:\/\/linkedin.com\/in\/inaya-khan<\/p>\n
+92 033 302 2876<\/p>\n
School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
\nBSc (Honors) Social Development & Policy
\nMathematics
\n2025
\nExcel, Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, STATA
\n60% HU Merit Scholarship Dean’s List in Spring 2023
\nCommittee Director, Pakistan National Assembly, HUMUN’24 Undersecretary General, HUMUN V
\nResearch Associate, Karachi Water Project (20th May\u00a0 2nd August 2024) Teaching Assistant, Habib University (9th September 2024\u00a0 25th April 2025) Creative and Strategy Intern, IAL Saatchi & Saatchi (10th July\u00a0 4th August 2024)
\nAnalysing Impact of Access to Technology on Wages in Pakistan: Comparative Analysis on Access in 2014-15 and 2019-20
\nCapital Crunch: Debt’s Toll On Human Developent
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