Kamilia Bertschy

Engaged on a flexible 0-hour contract to support banquets and events, adapting to varied roles to ensure seamless operational execution and guest satisfaction.

Pursuing an MA in Legal Psychology focusing on the intersection of psychology, law, and criminology; conducted research on face familiarity and contributed to a policy report improving OLAF whistleblowing procedures.

Completed a semester-long Korean language program with an overall score of 96/100, demonstrating strong language acquisition and cultural adaptability.

Managed boutique operations for a children's clothing store including customer service, merchandise and stock management, social media content, and website image editing.

Participated in the VIU Plenary Workshop on Dialogue, organized an event, and represented the university in extracurricular activities including a rowing competition.

Tutored students across several subjects and provided childcare for children aged 9 months to 11 years, adapting lessons and care to individual needs.

Provided customer service and cashiering at a local festival, and designed the stall logo to enhance visibility and branding during the event.

Took orders, prepared drinks, and engaged with diverse customers, gaining experience working with individuals with special needs and handling high-pressure service situations.

Activities and societies: Internship studying face familiarity and its link to eyewitnesses; collaborated on a policy report proposing a framework to enhance whistleblowing procedures within OLAF; MA thesis 'Deep Dive Into Face Familiarity'.

Master's in Legal Psychology combining law, criminology and psychology with research and internship experience on face familiarity and eyewitness testimony.

Grade: 96/100

Activities and societies: Semester program (February–June 2024) focused on Korean language study.

Semester-long Korean language program completed with an overall score of 96/100.

Activities and societies: Participated in VIU Plenary Workshop on Dialogue, organized an event, and took part in a rowing competition.

Academic exchange participation including the VIU Plenary Workshop on Dialogue and event organization.

Activities and societies: BA thesis 'Impact of alcohol and cannabis consumption among university students'; interdisciplinary coursework in social sciences.

Bachelor in Psychology with a minor in Social Sciences; research on substance use impacts among university students.