“I aspire to work in public health or education fields where I can create impact through research and policy. I’m also interested in economics and corporate social responsibility.”<\/p>\n
zuhayrmuneeb1@gmail.com
\nhttps:\/\/linkedin.com\/in\/zuhayr-muneeb\/<\/p>\n
+92 349 007 7342<\/p>\n
School of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
\nBSc (Honors) Social Development & Policy<\/p>\n
2025
\nQualitative Research<\/p>\n
Debating, Event management, Writing
\nResearch Assistant, ORP (January April 2025) Business Analyst, ABM Marketing Assistant FMA (February April 2020)
\nArzu Anthology 4
\nMotorbike Karachi
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