Maria P. Michailidis

Maria P. Michailidisis a Professor and the Dean of the School of Business at the University of Nicosia,Cyprus. She is aCommunity-Social Psychologist, a Psychotherapist and a VocationalCounselor. She is the author of several book chapters, journal articles and editor of several books. Dr. Michailidis has a long industrial experience as she worked in the United States and Cyprus, as well as teaching experience from teaching in tertiary education both in the United States and Cyprus. She is a researcher and a regular speaker and presenter at International conferences. Her research interests include occupational health, illness and wellness, gender and intercultural studies, unemployment issues, working women and stress, occupational stress, women entrepreneurs. Most of her research work has been supported by grants; she has also been a research partner in European Union projects such as Leonardo da Vinci; Socrates/Erasmus Thematic Networks, Grundtvig Multilateral Projects and COST actions.

Publications

National Systems of Innovation Using an Application on EU Data
National Systems of Innovation Using an Application on EU Data
George M. Korres, Maria P. Michailidis. © 2021. 11 pages.
The growing importance of technological change in world production and employment is one of the characteristics of the last four decades. Technological change is not only a...
Handbook of Research on Policies and Practices for Sustainable Economic Growth and Regional Development
Handbook of Research on Policies and Practices for Sustainable Economic Growth and Regional Development
George M. Korres, Elias Kourliouros, Maria P. Michailidis. © 2017. 440 pages.
New developments in socio-economics aid in increased productivity of manufacturing. These advances result in long-term improvement of competitiveness and innovation. The Handbook...
Unemployed: Training and Development, Employability, and Social Support
Unemployed: Training and Development, Employability, and Social Support
Maria P. Michailidis, Evie Michailidis, George K. Ganztias. © 2017. 13 pages.
The current paper discusses findings from an exploratory study concerning the type, frequency of use and the impact of social networking sites on unemployed. The study's...