On Saturday the 18th of May, Professors Without Borders in partnership with the Gulf Futures Center, LSEIdeas and Richmond University, hosted a conference at the German School in London. The conference featured 11 speakers from across more »
Announcing: New Partnership with LSE Ideas
Professors Without Borders is delighted to announce our latest partnership with LSE IDEAS. With the support of LSE IDEAS and the LSE academic community, Professors Without Borders aims to expand our recruitment, partnerships and presence more »
Press Release: New Study from Professors Without Borders Examines the Impact of Stereotypes on Academic Performance
● A new study by Professors Without Borders examines the effect of stereotypes on student academic performance and proposes intervention strategies to minimise the negative impact of stereotypes.● The study identifies a positive correlation between more »
How to Shine at Job Interviews
Filling in job applications and preparing for interviews are often filled with anxiety and worry about making a good impression. While every interviewing panel will look for different qualities in their candidates, there are two more »
Announcing New Conference: Teaching Tech to Gen Z
Professors Without Borders in collaboration with, The German School , LSEIdeas, The Gulf Futures Center and Richmond, the American University in London is hosting its first student-led conference “Teaching Tech to Gen Z” . This event will provide a platform for more »
How to Write a Great CV
At some point, most of us will face the dreaded moment of having to apply for jobs. Writing a killer CV and presenting clear examples of your experience and knowledge are key to being successful more »
How to Write Great Essays
Let’s talk about writing great essays. What it involves and what it does not. It does not involve you typing the last sentence at 5 am and clicking Submit in hope of getting a half-decent mark. more »
How to Write Well
The skill of writing well is often pigeonholed in the same way as, for example, creativity or maths. We keep telling ourselves that some people are just born being good at maths or creative tasks more »
Tools for Tutors: How to Become a More Reflective Teaching Practitioner
In one of our previous posts, we encouraged educators to get outside the teaching box and try out new activities. We briefly mentioned the importance of reflections, not just for students but also for those more »
Fail Boldly
Nobody says failure is fun. Not getting the grade/job/recognition you wanted hurts. But recognising that failure is an integral part of your life, and learning how to become more pragmatic about it can help you more »