OFR - Micro Internships

Oman Field Research programme- Micro Internships

14 – 18 September 2026)

Dear Participants,

The Royal Academy of Management is keen to learn about your views on this Micro-internship. We kindly ask you to complete the attached questionnaire, which will only take a few minutes of your time. Your responses will help us better understand the program’s outcomes and improve the content of future programs.

Thank you in advance for your time and cooperation.

Please select the option that best reflects your opinion for each statement:

1 = Strongly Disagree (Very Weak)

2 = Disagree (Weak)

3 = Neutral (Acceptable)

4 = Agree (Good)

5 = Strongly Agree (Excellent)

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Micro Internships provided useful understanding of community-centred research approaches.
Micro Internships increased my understanding of citizen science.
Micro Internships content was relevant to my learning and professional/research needs.
Micro Internships provided useful science communication styles and techniques.
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Micro Internships contributed to acquiring new and valuable knowledge or insights.
Micro Internships helped me understand the value of community-centred research for achieving greater environmental and/or societal impact.
Micro Internships helped me identify ways to apply community-centred approaches in my research.
Micro Internships helped me build knowledge, confidence and motivation relevant to my research.
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The facilitators, speakers and contributors demonstrated relevant expertise and communicated the subject matter clearly.
I heard from speakers and contributors with diverse perspectives.
The facilitators and contributors supported interaction and knowledge exchange.
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The overall organization of Micro Internships was good.
The venue, facilities and arrangements were appropriate.
The logistical services and support provided were good.
The procedures related to Micro Internships (registration, communication, attendance, and organization) were smooth and clear.
The quality and quantity of meals / hospitality provided were appropriate.
The accommodation provided was appropriate.
(5) Learning:
Participation in this program does not imply the absence of prior knowledge or skills in the program topic. Therefore, we would like to know whether the program added new knowledge or skills. Please indicate your level based on your self-assessment of the knowledge and skills acquired during the program.
(6) Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements (scale from 1 to 5).

1 = Strongly Disagree (Very Weak)

2 = Disagree (Weak)

3 = Neutral (Acceptable)

4 = Agree (Good)

5 = Strongly Agree (Excellent)

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Taking part in the Community activity enabled me to develop my confidence in how Citizen Science can be used as an engagement tool for my research project.
Taking part in the Community activity enabled me to develop my confidence in community engagement activities for my research project.
I have been able to develop skills/ knowledge/ confidence to develop my research project ideas.
I understand the value of cross-cultural programmes.
I have used the programme experience to build my networks and understanding.
I have been exposed to wider and international perspectives which support my research project development and I understand their importance.
(7) Application:
Please indicate your level of agreement with the following statements (scale from 1 to 5).
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I can identify what I have learned, the questions I still have, and the actions I am going to take.
I have started to complete my Project Implementation Plan.
My Project Implementation Plan includes key actions and next steps.
(7) General Questions: