Lahore, September 27, 2024 – The Europe Today: Yesterday, Lahore College for Women University (LCWU), in collaboration with the Pakistan Research Centre for a Community with Shared Future (PRCCSF) successfully held the training session of the PRCCSF Fellowship Program for the students from the History Department of Lahore College for Women University (LCWU), led by Dr. Moneeba Iftikhar, a member of the PRCCSF Board of Experts and a lecturer in Mass Communication at LCWU. Dr. Moneeba focused on enhancing participants’ article writing and presentation techniques, guiding them through a series of interactive exercises to improve their communication skills.
Dr. Moneeba also highlighted effective strategies for concluding articles, recommending the use of powerful quotes or notable dialogues to leave a lasting impression on readers. Her interactive teaching approach encouraged students to actively participate by presenting their article ideas, fostering a collaborative and creative learning environment. This comprehensive training ensures students not only develop theoretical knowledge but also gain practical skills to enhance their writing.
The PRCCSF Fellowship Program designed for students with advanced degrees and relevant work experience, the fellowship enables participants to present strong research proposals and delve into pressing geopolitical challenges. Participants will engage in a wide range of research and development opportunities, honing their writing and analytical skills through research-based projects. The fellowship also emphasizes problem-solving, creativity, and collaboration with experts from various fields. Beyond academic training, fellows will have interactive sessions with esteemed policymakers, researchers, and international stakeholders, as well as visits to key institutions, offering them firsthand exposure to policy frameworks and decision-making processes related to regional security and economic development. The fellowship program is a landmark initiative aimed at fostering cross-regional collaboration and equipping researchers with the tools to address some of the most pressing issues in the region.
