Professors Without Borders, a UK-based charity, is in our second year of a partnership with Academic City University (ACU). Situated in the capital city, ACU is a specialised university with 700+ students in three main faculties: the Faculty of Engineering, the Faculty of Computational Sciences and Informatics, and the Faculty of Business Administration and Communication Arts.
The ideal candidate will have a PhD or be enrolled in a PhD programme. They should have a dynamic personality and love of teaching, with at least 5 years of classroom teaching experience at the tertiary level.
50 Faculty and Staff
30 AI Student Champions (Undergraduate/Graduate Students)
100 Undergraduate/Graduate Students (from all 3 faculties)
Flights, Travel Insurance, and Visa will be provided by Professors Without Borders
Accommodation, Meals, and Local Transportation will be provided by ACU
1) AI Integration for Assessment (Faculty and Staff)
This course challenges traditional methods by exploring and integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into student assessments. It guides educators in designing assessment strategies that go beyond rote memorization to measure deeper learning, critical thinking, and applied skills for the 21st century workforce. The focus is on creating a balanced, transparent, and defensible assessment framework that supports learning.
2) AI For Education: Train-the-Trainer Student Champions
Peer-to-Peer learning is highly effective as a method of creating culture change. This ToT course will train a select group of highly motivated students to use different AI applications ethically to aid their studying. By the end of this course, graduated Student Champions will be able to teach their peers how to:
3) AI For Entrepreneurship (Students)
This course merges the structured, human-centered approach of Design Thinking, the execution-focused discipline of Entrepreneurship with the emerging technology of generative AI. Students will learn a repeatable, five-stage process (Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, Test) to quickly identify unmet user needs, rapidly develop innovative solutions using AI agents, and be able to validate market viability. The curriculum emphasizes moving quickly from concept to a viable Minimum Viable Product (MVP).
Please complete our application form by Wednesday April 8. As part of this, you will be required to submit a cover letter and CV. The cover letter is a very important indication of your seriousness about this programme and will be considered greatly. It should be written primarily by yourself without the dominant contribution coming from AI tools, which are easily recognizable to the reader. It should address your commitment to SDG #4–the delivery of Quality Education–and the skills and attributes you can contribute to this programme.
If shortlisted, you will be invited to complete a situational judgement test to assess your approach to safeguarding, followed by an interview with our Co-Heads of Programmes to discuss teaching ideas for the programme and your pedagogical approach.
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