The perception of secretarial science students in regard to academic events:
which ones do they attend and with what purpose?
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https://doi.org/10.33228/scribes.2020.v1.11397Abstract
This study has as its main objective to investigate the types of events that undergraduate students in Secretarial Science attend and the characteristics and themes of these events. To this end, a qualitative and descriptive research was carried out. Twenty-three undergraduate students from eight Brazilian higher education institutions in different regions answered the questionnaires and most of them consider very important to attend events from Secretarial Science as well as from related areas. The types of events most recently attended were: training events, workshops, research events and seminars. Regarding the topics of interest, three main areas stand out: administration, communication and health. The high demand for specific knowledge, the curriculum and the possibility of networking were highlighted as the purposes for participation in academic events.
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