Scope for prosperity
We engage in dialogues and promote enriching insights on
how to improve societies and peoples' livelihoods.
About Scopium
Through a social scientific and cross-disciplinary approach, we address emerging challenges of contemporary social life. We conduct empirical research and analysis, and design tools and instruments to help you navigate rapidly evolving and complex societal landscapes.
We actively engage with our stakeholders to exchange knowledge and disseminate research to the public. We host dialogues with representatives from the international community, universities, national authorities, local governments and civil society organisations.
We also co-facilitate discussions with large corporations as well as micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) on how to tackle legal, regulatory and policy challenges. We aim to co-create a vision in which we can all thrive in an inclusive world.
Wide range of research topics
We address challenges arising from emerging social issues and make social sciences research accessible to the public.
At Scopium, we identify the ways in which social contexts, public policies, or organisational milieu influence and curtail prosperity, justice, and well-being. We cover a wide range of topics, which include but are not limited to:
Crime & rehabilitation
Cultures & politics
Culture, prosperity and well-being
Comparative work
Group dynamics
Digital economy
Cybersecurity policy
Sustainable development
Consumer protection
Dispute resolution
Human interaction
Organisational behaviour
Organisational change and transformation
Social influence on individuals leadership
Education, active learning and mentorship
Sharing insights across sectors
By providing open access to social sciences research, we empower people, businesses, and policymakers to make decisions based on evidence-based research and actionable insights.
We conduct empirical research and analysis, and publish it for experts, policymakers and the general public alike. Our publications cross sectors — public, private, NGO and civil society — to offer an interdisciplinary, multi-stakeholder perspective.