student testimonials
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Xuan Ngyuen, alumna 2005/06, now project officer for an international NGO in Vietnam:
"Deep understanding of the 'underneath' nature of labor markets and a prism of gender sensitization now makes me feel confident when implementing projects in micro-finance, business development services and small & micro enterprises for women".
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Grayson Koyi, alumnus 2003/04, now trade union official in Zambia:
"This study programme provided me with essential research and policy analysis tools to deal with the various challenges that come with transformations in the world of work."
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Nancy Argueta, alumna 2005/06 from El Salvador. Her Research Paper "Dreams that do not come true" was one of the three award winning research papers of the 2005/06 ISS Masters batch.
"Work is what we all do; it is part of our routine and our lives. Being able to study it, understand it as part of a global process, and identify its multiple implications and manifestations is a privilege that only a specialisation like WEG grants."
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Tubagus M. N. Sutawinagun, alumnus 2004/05, now Head of Legal Division and Corporate Strategy in an oil palm plantation & shrimp farming company in Indonesia:
"I learned one of the cornerstones of developmental issues, i.e.: labour and the worlds of work."
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Luciano Schmitz, alumnus 2004/05, now employed at the Sao Paulo Labor Market Observatory in Brazil:
"Because of my studies in the ISS labour programme, I today work for the Sao Paulo Labour Market Observatory, which provides data for the local government to build up efficient employment policies."
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Kanagarani Selvakumar, alumna 2004/05, now working at the International Labour Organisation (ILO) New Delhi, India
"The ISS labour programme has meant striking a balance between theory and practice for me."
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Patricia Akakpo, alumna 2005/06 from Ghana, now representing a global network looking at the impact of the global financial crisis on women:
"The course has helped me in my work as a women’s rights and economy justice advocate with a special interest in labour relations."
