Cookie Policy

Scholarly reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to alter and update this Cookie Policy from time to time. We therefore invite you to review the current version of the Cookie Policy each time you return to our Sites.

Updated: 1 January 2021

This Cookie Policy applies to the website(s) and mobile applications (together, the "Sites") provided by Scholarly Associates, Inc. (“Scholarly”, “we”, “us”). The Sites include www.scholarlyassociates.com and additional websites or mobile applications produced and managed by Scholarly. Please note that this Cookie Policy does not apply to the Scholarly some of the networks, academy, alumni and careers, which maybe provided and managed by a third party and governed by separate policies. This Cookie Policy explains how and why cookies, web beacons, pixels and other similar technologies (collectively “Cookies”) may be stored on and accessed from your device when you use or visit our Sites. This Cookie Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy and our Terms of Use.

What are Cookies?

"Cookies" are small text files that are stored by your browser on your computer's or other device’s hard drive. Cookies can be placed on your device directly by one of our Sites (first party Cookies) or by a third party through one of our Sites (third party Cookies).

Cookies can be further categorised into two types:
1. Session Cookies are only stored on your device during your browser session. They are deleted when you close your browser.
2. Persistent Cookies remain on your device for a set period of time even after your browser session has ended.

You can find more information about Cookies at www.aboutcookies.org.

What do we use Cookies for?

Our Sites use different categories of Cookies for the purposes described below:

Strictly necessary Cookies

These Cookies are required for the operation of our Sites and use of its features. They include, for example, Cookies that enable you to log into secure areas of our Sites. Our Sites cannot function without such Cookies and they are therefore automatically set when you visit them. You can set your browser to block or alert you about these Cookies, but some parts of our Sites will not work (please see “Managing Cookies” below for more information).

Analytical or performance Cookies

Our Sites may use analytical or performance Cookies such as Google Analytics to carry out some analytics on and enhance our Sites. These Cookies allow us to collect information about how you use our Sites, which pages are the most visited or where people visiting our Sites are located. This enables us to determine what content is of most interest to our users and to ensure that users are finding what they are looking for easily.

Functionality Cookies

These Cookies let us operate the Sites in accordance with the choices you make. For instance, this enables us to remember some of your preferences or choices, the last pages you visited or searches you carried out or to keep you logged in. Recognize your user name and remember how you customized the Sites and services, for example by adjusting text size, fonts, and languages This helps us to speed up navigation, provide you with a better experience of our Sites and improve them.

Targeting Cookies

These Cookies record your visit to our Sites, the pages you have visited and the links you have followed. We may use this information to make our Sites more relevant to your interests. We may also use Cookies to enable you to share content on networking or social media sites or for marketing and promotional purposes where you have subscribed to marketing communications from Scholarly.

Managing Cookies

On the Site, you have the choice to accept or refuse other Cookies by clicking on “Accept all cookies” or “Use only strictly necessary cookies” on our cookie banner respectively. Please note that certain functionalities of our Sites might not work if you choose to disable other Cookies. You can also use the settings of your Internet browser to prevent your browser from accepting new Cookies. Please note that deleting existing Cookies will not prevent Cookies from being set during your next visit on our Sites.

Third Party Advertising

These Cookies collect information about your activities on these and other sites to provide you targeted advertising. At times we may allow third party service providers to use Cookies on the Sites as stated above, collecting information about your online activities. The third party service providers that generate these Cookies, such as Adobe, Google, LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook, have their own privacy policies, and may use their Cookies to target advertising to you on other websites, based on your visit to our Sites.

Contact about Cookies

If you have any questions about this Cookie Policy, please contact

Email: dataprivacy@scholarlyassociates.com.

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