Greenpeace MENA, Ajman University, and UAE Universities Climate Network Celebrate ‘Wellbeing Economy Award’ Winners |
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Greenpeace MENA, in collaboration with Ajman University, and the UAE Universities Climate Network, unveiled the winners of the ‘Wellbeing Economy Award,’ a pioneering initiative that honours transformative contributions of young researchers and innovators toward sustainability and innovation in the UAE and Gulf region. Under the theme ‘The Future is Sustainable,’ the Wellbeing Economy Award ceremony showcased the exceptional work of emerging researchers, academics, and visionaries. Their efforts not only resonate with UAE’s ambitious sustainability goals, but also offer actionable solutions poised to shape global policy dialogues. |
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Moreover, three researchers were recognized for their groundbreaking contributions to sustainability and wellbeing. The First Place was awarded to Bayan Alradi and Dr. Samer H. Zyoud from Ajman University for their research titled “Empowering the UAE’s Renewable Energy Future with High-Efficiency CZTS Solar Cells.” The Second Place went to Dr. Mohammed Elseidi from Umm Al Quwain University for his research titled “Constructing and Forecasting a Hybrid Well-Being Index for the UAE: A Data-Driven vs. Equal-Weight Approach.” The Third Place was awarded to Najla Almatrooshi and Nicole Weber from Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi for their research titled “Desert Bloom Economies: Reimagining Gulf Wellbeing through Biomimicry, Non-Anthropocentric Ethics, and Post-Rentier Narratives.” |
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Senior Class Gift Challenge |
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Here are this week’s top three colleges:
- College of Architecture, Art and Design
- College of Business Administration
- College of Engineering and Information Technology
Thanks to everyone who contributed! Let’s keep it up, every gift matters. |
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Faculty and Staff Spotlight |
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Prof. Nadir Kheir Showcases Ajman University’s Student Success Center Initiatives at OIPCX 2025 |
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Prof. Nadir Kheir proudly represented Ajman University at the Oman International Pharmaceutical Conference and Exhibition (OIPCX) 2025, held from April 7–9 at the Mandarin Oriental in Muscat. The event, themed “From Cost to Value-Based Healthcare: Integrating Clinical Audit and Pharmacoeconomics,” featured 46 renowned speakers delivering 43 presentations on innovations in pharmaceutical practice. Prof. Kheir contributed to the Education section with a presentation titled “Beyond Grades: The Transformative Impact of Ajman University's Student Success Center on Academic Excellence and Leadership Development.” His session highlighted the Student Success Center’s key programs, including the Peer Tutoring Program and the Academic Twinning Program, emphasizing their impact on student achievement and leadership growth. |
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Vote for Ajman University |
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The Sustainable Impact Challenge showcases corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainability projects making a difference across the UAE. Browse the interactive map, explore projects, and vote for initiatives that inspire you. |
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Greening Communities Mangrove Planting Project |
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The Sustainable Impact Challenge showcases corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainability projects making a difference across the UAE. Browse the interactive map, explore projects, and vote for initiatives that inspire you. |
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The College of Law Hosts a Lecture on Practical Issues in the Sources of Obligation |
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The College of Law hosted Dr. Ibrahim Hassan Al Mulla, Director of Dr. Ibrahim Al Mulla Advocates and Legal Consultants, who delivered a lecture titled “Practical Issues in the Sources of Obligation.” The lecture connected theoretical concepts to real-life civil law cases and helped students understand and apply the principles of obligation in practice. This initiative reflects the College of Law’s ongoing efforts to offer a distinguished legal education that combines theory and practice, helping to prepare qualified legal professionals who meet job market needs. |
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The College of Architecture, Art and Design Hosts a Lecture on Innovative Living Walls and Partition Systems |
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The College of Architecture, Art and Design hosted a lecture by Mr. Joseph George from Maars Living Walls. He introduced students to Maars Partition Systems and Living Walls, highlighting key innovations in flexible spatial design. Interior Design and Architecture students explored real-world applications and engaged in active discussions with faculty on adaptive strategies for modern interior spaces. The session also emphasized the importance of sustainability and efficiency in contemporary design solutions. Students gained valuable insights into how modular systems can transform interior environments with both function and aesthetics. |
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The College of Law Organizes a Lecture on Practical Aspects of Evidence Law |
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In line with its mission to deepen legal knowledge among students, the College of Law hosted His Excellency Judge Khaled Shaheer from the Ajman First Instance Court at Ajman Court. He delivered a lecture titled “Practical Issues in the Provisions of Evidence”, focusing on the real-life application of evidence rules in legal proceedings. The lecture enriched students’ legal understanding and broadened their insight into judicial practices. This initiative is part of the College’s continuous effort to provide a comprehensive legal education that integrates theory with practical experience, supporting the development of competent legal professionals aligned with market demands. |
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AU Roundup is published every Friday at 11:00 AM. To share stories for consideration, contact us at auroundup@ajman.ac.ae before the cut-off time every Thursday at 12:00 PM. We value concise, inspiring stories about our community, including achievements, events, success stories, innovation, research, sustainability, student life, community engagement, and more. The editorial team will strive to publish your news; however, constraints may arise due to time and volume. |
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