Postgraduate Studies

This study aims to identify irritable bowel syndrome, depression, anxiety, and stress as well as the relationship between them among Palestinian university students. The researcher used a cross-sectional quantitative analytical design, for a sample of 372 university students from 13 faculties at the Arab American University in Palestine, and they filled out a self-questionnaire containing the Rome 4 criteria for diagnosing irritable bowel syndrome, and a depression, anxiety, and depression scale tool.

This study aimed to assess the degree of application of social responsibility in the banking sector in Palestine, and its impact on sustainable development. A quantitative approach was followed to answer the research questions and test hypotheses to summarize the dimensions of enhancing corporate social responsibility practices and their impact on sustainable development in the banking sector in Palestine. The researcher relied on the questionnaire instrument.

This study investigates the dynamic interaction between strategic planning statements and sustainability practices in the context of Palestinian NGOs. The research focuses on the unique social and political landscape of Palestine, and explores how strategic planning processes within these NGOs can be improved to integrate and advance sustainability goals, through an in-depth examination of case studies, interviews and the relevant literature.