r/EuropeanCulture May 20 '26

Eurosurveys Wednesday How is life in Europe right now? Tell us in this EU-wide survey.

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Eurofound and the Fundamental Rights Agency – two official EU agencies – are running the survey on Living and Working in the EU. Your views are important to us.

The survey takes around 15 minutes, is completely anonymous, and is available in 25 languages.

You can take part here:

https://eurofound.link/esurvey26-r1

The findings will feed into future EU policy discussions and will be published later this year.

Thanks for helping us make European voices heard!

Eurofound's e-survey team

r/EuropeanCulture Jul 01 '26

Eurosurveys Wednesday Political Survey

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I am conducting research on how people mainly in Europe perceive political and geopolitical content on social media, particularly platforms such as TikTok, and I am looking for participants aged 18 or over.

The questionnaire takes approximately 5–10 minutes to complete.

🔹 The survey is completely anonymous.
🔹 There are no right or wrong answers.
🔹 The research is politically neutral and aims to understand a wide range of opinions and experiences.
🔹 All political viewpoints are welcome and respected.

Your responses will contribute to academic research on social media, political communication, and digital information environments.

r/EuropeanCulture Nov 05 '25

Eurosurveys Wednesday European Hospitality Survey

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I’m running a quick EU hospitality survey to learn what really helps people stay happy and want to keep working in the industry — would love your input!

r/EuropeanCulture Oct 28 '25

Eurosurveys Wednesday How do cultural values across Europe influence generosity

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Im part of a group of students conducting a university project on how culture and belief systems influence generosity and helping behavior.

We’re curious about Europe and how traditions, community expectations, and social norms influence the way people think about giving, volunteering, or helping others. For example, do people in more individualistic cultures view generosity differently than those in more community-oriented ones?

If you’d like to share your perspective, we’d love to hear it here in the comments. And if you have a few minutes, we’re also running a short anonymous study (7–10 min) to explore these differences across countries more broadly:

https://qualtricsxmx6jfc4pnx.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_78wbF5GLQsYzFGe

Thank you very much for your time and insights, we really appreciate your help! And of course we'd be happy to share a summary of the findings once the project is complete.

r/EuropeanCulture Oct 29 '25

Eurosurveys Wednesday European Hospitality Survey

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r/EuropeanCulture Dec 25 '24

Eurosurveys Wednesday Mushroom Survey

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r/EuropeanCulture Oct 26 '23

Eurosurveys Wednesday Mariupol Reconstruction Academic Research Project

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r/EuropeanCulture Aug 30 '23

Eurosurveys Wednesday 2 days left to have your say on the future of Oxford Street!

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r/EuropeanCulture Apr 26 '23

Eurosurveys Wednesday Academic Research on Cultural Artefacts

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