Feb 2021

Interview of Maroua Bahaddiss

Abstract

Maroua Bahaddiss: “I’m determined and I love learning.” Maroua Bahaddiss is a FEDE doctoral student. She answers our questions below. What did you study before the DBA? I have a bachelor’s in social sciences and economics (Meknes, Morocco). I also have a European Master’s in Business Management and Strategy (Wes’Sup, Saint Genis Pouilly). Why did […]

FEDE Academic Board — Research & Policy Committee

Published Feb 2021

Maroua Bahaddiss: “I’m determined and I love learning.”

Maroua Bahaddiss is a FEDE doctoral student. She answers our questions below.

What did you study before the DBA?

I have a bachelor’s in social sciences and economics (Meknes, Morocco). I also have a European Master’s in Business Management and Strategy (Wes’Sup, Saint Genis Pouilly).

Why did you decide to enrol in the DBA?

I want to continue my studies so as to develop my skills with respect to Islamic finance. This will be the subject of my doctoral thesis. My main motivation is to reflect on and develop knowledge in this area.

What do you consider to be the qualities that will help you to complete the DBA?

I’m determined, rigorous and highly organised. I also have a strong sense of responsibility and understand what it means to commit to a project. As I thought carefully before enrolling in the DBA, I’m not going to drop out without seeing it through. Moreover, I love learning. This can be seen in my passion for languages. I speak Arabic, Turkish, English and German.

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Feb 2021

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