How can a non-profit organisation grow its impact, attract new donors, and remain true to its core values? This was the key challenge tackled by CEMS students within the Growth Strategy course, working with Dobrý Anjel, a Slovak non-profit organisation providing regular financial support to families with children suffering from cancer or other serious illnesses. […]
Every semester, students participate in the compulsory CSR in Practice course. Its purpose is to encourage them to step out of their comfort zones and raise awareness in various areas of social responsibility by delivering CSR projects of their choice. Each time, for many students, the course offers much more than just a check mark […]
Helping at a nursing home or a food bank, recultivating a forest, or distributing Christmas gifts to disadvantaged people — these are just some of the charitable activities that CEMS students participated in to complete the CSR in Practice course. As always, for many of them, the course provided much more than just a check […]
Helping at a hospital, school, food bank, or a daycare centre for elderly people – these are some of the places where CEMS students, as volunteers, joined hands with local workers and did the right thing. According to their final presentations, for many of the CEMS students, the CSR in Practice Course turned into something […]
Teaching Ukrainian youngsters English or Czech, entertaining pensioners, or cleaning up the surroundings of a Boy Scout clubroom – these are only some of the beneficial activities presented by CEMS students at the end of this year’s CSR in Practice course. CSR In Practice CSR in Practice is a compulsory course within the CEMS VSE […]
CSR in Practice is a compulsory course within the CEMS VSE curriculum focused on acquiring hands-on experiences in the field of social responsibility. This academic year students came up with projects covering problems of homelessness, self-esteem at high schools, as well as very up-to-date and needed help for Ukrainian refugees currently staying in the Czech […]
