Feynman Masterclasses
Welcome to our specially curated Masterclass series
Feynman Education has teamed up with inspiring professionals from around the world to create a series of live masterclasses.
Our experts share their, sometimes unconventional, academic journeys, industry secrets and tips as to how you can thrive in every profession. We host a small Q&A session for our live audience at the end of each interview so make sure you are subscribed to our masterclass schedule to secure your seat. Places are limited.Â
Gaith Abdulla
Creativity in The Arts, Media & Culture
Tuesday 2nd November 2021
8PM UAE / 4PM UK
Gaith Abdulla is a writer and Gulf studies specialist based in Dubai. His research focuses on socio-politics of the Gulf and its intersection with the region’s contemporary art and culture. Abdulla is the co-founder of collecting-and-research platform Engage101. He has published social, cultural and political commentary in local and international media. Gaith has presented at numerous conferences, workshops and panels on Gulf affairs.
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Eleanor Mallon
Breaking into the beauty industry from Philosophy
Eleanor Mallon is a junior content editor at Huda Beauty. She spent her school years in the UK, Kuwait and the UAE. Eleanor left Dubai College to study English Literature and Philosophy at Leeds University, where she developed her interest in issues around gender. With her eyes on breaking into the beauty industry, Eleanor equipped herself with skills suited to the digital age. After returning to Dubai, she now publishes and edits content to promote one of the world’s leading beauty brands.
Gaith Abdulla
Creativity in The Arts, Media & Culture
Gaith Abdulla is a writer and Gulf studies specialist based in Dubai. His research focuses on socio-politics of the Gulf and its intersection with the region’s contemporary art and culture. Abdulla is the co-founder of collecting-and-research platform Engage101. He has published social, cultural and political commentary in local and international media. Gaith has presented at numerous conferences, workshops and panels on Gulf affairs.
Regina Suleymanova
Where a Psychology degree can take you
Regina’s Psychology degree led her to begin a career in the pharmaceutical industry; a path not often considered by psychology undergraduates. Regina worked for some of the biggest global pharmaceutical companies, overseeing the operations of country-specific Contact Centres for the European market. After 7 years Regina decided to change career paths and has moved into the education sphere, having now taught English and Psychology around the world. Regina will be discussing the different professional paths Psychology graduates can take and the value of interdisciplinary skills from your degree.
Chaand and Madeleine
University admissions: What are the Universities really looking for?
Chaand and Madeleine have helped students from around the world work through the rigorous university application process and have successfully had many students accepted into the world’s most prestigious universities. Whether you are stuck with how to start your personal statement, or unsure as to what degree path you would like to pursue, they are here to share their expert guidance and ease your uncertainties. Chaand and Madeleine will be discussing A level and IB subject choices, where to start with UCAS and how to make your personal statement stand out from the crowd.
Hugo Scheckter
How to launch your career in sport
Having graduated from The George Washington University, Hugo started his professional career as the Team Operations Manager at Indy Eleven. From there he went on to be the Head of Player Care and a Team Liaison Officer at both West Ham United and Southampton FC. Hugo has worked alongside some of the world’s best footballing talent including Virgil Van Dijk, Sadio Mane and Ronald Koeman. Hugo will be shedding light on the multitude of career paths available in the sporting industry and how sometimes work experience can be more valuable than further academics.