Ajman University's Board of Trustees Executive Committee Convenes to Review University’s Achievements |
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His Highness Sheikh Rashid bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Vice-Chairman of the Board and Chair of the Committee chaired the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees at Ajman University, with the esteemed presence of H.E. Abdullah Al Mazrouei, member of the University’s Board of Trustees, H.E. Dr. Saeed Saif Al Matrooshi, Secretary General of Ajman Executive Council, and Dr. Karim Seghir, Chancellor of Ajman University. The meeting served as a platform to review the University’s recent milestones, which continue to cement its position as a leading academic institution both regionally and globally. |
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From the Desk of the Chancellor |
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We’re pleased to share the April 2025 edition of From the Desk of Chancellor Seghir, featuring a powerful reflection titled: “ In this month’s statement, Chancellor Seghir traces AU’s remarkable rise fueled by trust, purpose, and a commitment to excellence. He outlines the bold steps we’ve taken following our historic transition to non-profit status, and unveils a range of strategic initiatives spanning from scholarships and innovation hubs to an Integrated Mobile Clinic and endowed academic chairs. |
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Ajman University Explores Academic Collaboration with University of Alberta |
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Ajman University welcomed a delegation from the University of Alberta to explore potential collaboration in the fields of medicine and pharmacy. The meeting was led by Prof. Khaled Assaleh, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs. The University of Alberta is one of Canada’s top research universities, known for its strong academic reputation and global partnerships. It is home to thousands of international students and maintains active collaborations with institutions around the world. |
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Together, We Can: Ajman University Charts a Bold Non-Profit Future at its 2025 Reunion Gala |
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Ajman University hosted its 2025 Reunion Gala under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Ammar bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Crown Prince of Ajman, Chairman of Ajman Executive Council, and Chairman of Ajman University’s Board of Trustees. The event, held in the presence of His Excellency Dr. Sheikh Majid Bin Saeed Al Nuaimi, Chairman of the Ajman Ruler’s Court, brought together distinguished alumni, strategic partners, and friends of the University to celebrate shared achievements and reaffirm the institution’s mission-driven future as a private, non-profit university. |
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Ajman University Celebrates Peer-Powered Success at the SSC Annual Forum 2025 |
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The Annual Student Success Center (SSC) Forum brought together Ajman University vibrant community for a day of recognition, reflection, and inspiration. From celebrating the remarkable achievements of our SSC to honoring the dedication and impact of Ajman University peer tutors, every moment was a reminder of the power of teamwork and perseverance.This event wasn’t just about milestones, it was about the people who make them possible. |
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Ajman University Innovation Center Achieves Remarkable Success at the 8th UAE Hackathon |
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Ajman University Innovation Center (AUIC) marked a strong presence at the Empowering Digital Societies Summit in Dubai under the theme: "AI & Innovation for Inclusive Digital Future", organized by the Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority (TDRA). During the event, the winners of the UAE Hackathon 2025 Awards were announced, and four startups incubated at AUIC secured top positions—an achievement that reflects Ajman University's leadership in innovation and entrepreneurship. |
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Ajman University’s Office of Student Life organized the “AU Bazaar” event, with the active participation of various student clubs representing diverse cultural and academic backgrounds. The event aimed to support students with talents, ideas, and products by providing them with the opportunity to market their entrepreneurial projects. |
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Celebrating Braille: A Journey of Light and Connection |
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The Center for Inclusive Learning at Ajman University proudly celebrated the successful completion of the first “Light of Letters” training. This heartwarming initiative, launched in honor of World Braille Day, is a heartfelt training that opened new paths of understanding and empathy. Students embraced the opportunity to connect with individuals with visual disability, showing compassion, dedication, and a sincere desire to make a difference. This was more than a training, it was a powerful reminder that inclusion begins with awareness and grows through shared experiences. |
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FastBull Finance Summit 2025: A Transformative Learning Experience for Senior Finance Students |
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Finance students had the valuable opportunity to attend the FastBull Finance Summit 2025, accompanied by Prof. Rajesh Mohnot and Ms. Kiran Zafar. The summit, centered on global finance with a focus on forex and blockchain financial technology, brought together top industry experts and thought leaders. Through engaging panels, hands-on workshops, and networking sessions, students explored emerging market trends, innovative strategies, and the evolving future of finance. The experience offered real-world insights that complemented their academic learning and ignited a deeper passion for the field. |
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Center for Inclusive Learning, College of Mass Communication, and Counseling Unit Launch Inclusive Art Initiative |
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The Center for Inclusive Learning at Ajman University, in collaboration with the College of Mass Communication and the Counseling Unit, launched "The Colors That Speak" initiative—an art training session designed to promote inclusion, creativity, and self-expression. Led by Huda Al Blooshi, a talented student of determination from the College of Mass Communication, the session provides a welcoming space where students explore their artistic abilities and connect through expressive art. This initiative reflects Ajman University’s commitment to empowering all students and fostering a supportive community that celebrates diversity, talent, and meaningful engagement. |
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The College of Humanities and Sciences and the College of Business Administration Debate the Future of AI at AU |
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An engaging intercollegiate debate titled "Artificial Intelligence: A Force for Progress or a Threat to Humanity?" was recently held between the College of Humanities and Sciences (Languages and Culture Department) and the College of Business Administration (Management Department). Twelve students participated, forming affirmative and negative teams that showcased excellent preparation, teamwork, and critical thinking across two rounds. Participants demonstrated strong research skills, analytical depth, and persuasive communication as they explored both the promises and perils of AI. The event fostered an atmosphere of respectful dialogue and academic excellence. A final and decisive third round is set to take place next week, celebrating the outstanding efforts of all involved. |
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Industry Expert Shares AI Marketing Insights with Future Marketers |
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The Department of Marketing at the College of Business Administration hosted Pravin Lath, a distinguished leader in AI-driven marketing, for an engaging guest lecture. Through real-world examples and forward-thinking strategies, Pravin highlighted the transformative role of artificial intelligence in modern marketing—from predictive analytics to personalized customer engagement. The session sparked thought-provoking discussions on ethical AI use, automation in storytelling, and the future of brand strategy. Students gained valuable industry insights and a deeper appreciation for the synergy between technology and marketing, equipping them to thrive in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. |
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Industry Leader Shares Insights on Driving Excellence through Practical Quality Management |
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As part of its ongoing efforts to bridge academic learning with industry expertise, the College of Business Administration—through the Management Department and Industry Outreach Committee—hosted Eng. Amer Bassam, Project & Quality Lead at a leading regional hospitality fit-out contractor. Invited by Dr. Maged Saad, Eng. Bassam delivered an insightful session titled "Driving Excellence Through Practical Quality Management" as part of the Total Quality Management course. He shared real-world applications of quality management in the construction of one of Dubai’s landmark hotels, highlighting the impact of lean construction and process optimization on value creation and waste reduction. The session offered students hands-on exposure to quality practices in high-profile projects and underscored the link between quality, innovation, and sustainability—contributing to SDGs 4, 8, 9, 11, 12, and 17. |
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Architecture Students Explore Islamic Design Heritage at Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilization |
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Architecture students from Ajman University, led by Dr. Muna Salameh from the College of Architecture, Art & Design, embarked on an educational field trip to the Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilization. The visit offered a hands-on exploration of Islamic architectural elements, including historic mosque models, intricate calligraphy, and diverse structural designs from various Islamic eras. Through interactive exhibits, students examined the evolution of Islamic architecture, gaining insights into design motifs, urban planning, and historical construction techniques. This initiative reflects Ajman University’s ongoing commitment to experiential learning, encouraging students to engage directly with cultural and historical contexts that shape their discipline. |
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