“Ahead of the Curve: Prowibo Focusing on Women’s Higher Education” Professors Without Borders is proud to announce that two of our four international summer schools are exclusively for women. Professors Without Borders is more »
Announcing our Partnership with Karamat Girls College in Lucknow, India
Co-founder Majeks Walker was recently in Lucknow, India, where we went to visit our new partners at Karamat Girls College. He was welcomed in style by Principal Noor Khan and her colleagues. We are very more »
December Newsletter
We are delighted to announce the publication of our first Newsletter! Find our more about our 2017 achievements and our plans for 2018. Thank you so much to everyone on our wonderful global team! Happy more »
“My Student Experience” – Sierra Leone
In July 2017 we conducted a summer school at Fourah Bay College in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Here is a testimonial written by one of our star students, Mucktarr Raschid, who is now interning and doing more »
After the summer: Viva Forever!
Just like in any sport, the winning formula for success is a great team. We have been fortunate once again in recruiting not just the best talent for our summer schools this year, but also more »
Final Presentations
Students did they final presentations today, showing off their toned research skills, their confidence in making verbal and visual presentations and demonstrating keen teamwork. Each course enjoyed presentations from our Summer School students and the more »
Showcasing our students’ work
As the Summer School in Uganda slowly comes to an end, we would like to showcase some of their best work. Students have been thriving in their team projects and came up with their favourite more »
Getting Political
Our students in Uganda have been getting political both locally and internationally. Thanks to Ena’s invitation, the local MP Hon Mussana Eric visited African Rural University on Monday. He patiently answered the students’ questions for more »
When expectations meet reality
Our professors have enjoyed a full week of teaching and have reported back that their expectations were far exceeded by reality. This is something we often encounter when traveling to a new place; low expectations, more »
Teaching and Learning with our students
Our team in Uganda has been had at work adapting their classes to the students in Uganda. ARU is “full of intelligent people” and we have to prove our relevance to the students each day more »