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MIH Students Reach Third Place in TiE-U 2024 GCC/UAE Final
On April 18, 2024, Middlesex University Dubai students supported by Middlesex Innovation Hub participated in the TiE-U 2024 GCC/UAE Final Pitch Competition. TiE U is the world’s biggest collegiate entrepreneurship event, offering students a chance to pitch at Silicon Valley – the global hub for startup businesses. The TiE U MENA Program provides a unique platform for undergraduate and postgraduate students to transform their ideas into viable businesses. The programme encompasses three categories: Emirati, GCC/UAE, and the Rest of MEA.The BC Warriors, composed of Fathima Farha and Sayeda Fatima, won third place. Jivika Gangwani also made it to the final round with her concept ‘Eco Romance’ idea. MDX was proud to represent two out of the ten finalists, which was the most for any participating university.The recently launched Middlesex Innovation Hub (MIH) raised awareness among students across programmes, and workshops were conducted for ten registered groups, two of which were shortlisted for the final.Participant Fathima Farha said: “Thank you TiE-U for the amazing opportunity to participate in the competition, introduced to us by MDX. We secured third place, and it was a significant achievement especially as we were competing with many other teams. The experience was invaluable in refining our idea, thanks to the insightful feedback from the jury. Special gratitude to MDX professors Rhoderick Romano and Jeongsoo Han for their unwavering guidance and support throughout the Tie U competition journey. We’re looking forward to developing our idea (BC WARRIORS) from the support we received from the TiE-U Team.’Jovika Gangwani said: “Thank you so much to Stephen King! The experience was wonderful, it doesn’t matter if I won or lost. Thank you so much for the immense support throughout.”The event coordination was facilitated by Rhoderick Romano, Senior Lecturer at Middlesex University Dubai Business School, and was heavily supported by Dr Jeongsoo Han, Senior Lecturer MDX Business School, and Stephen King, Senior Lecturer Media.
Celebrating Sustainability: The Annual ‘For the Love of the Planet’ 2024
MDX Dubai celebrated the annual For the Love of the Planet (FTLOTP) day on 20 March 2024 hosted by the Institute for Sustainable Development (ISD), led by Andrew Mackenzie. This eco-conscious event centred on sustainability in the UAE, driven by student solutions to the issues of sustainable fashion, food and design sustainability, and developing a circular economy. Aligned with the objectives set during COP28, the event showcased sustainability solutions and featured a lineup of activities and exhibits presented by distinguished guest speakers, students, and businesses advocating for the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This highlighted our university’s’ commitment to responsible education and community engagement.The day commenced with a fashion styling workshop where students got the opportunity to creatively style a mannequin with repurposed clothing. This was followed by Anamaria Castillo, Landscape Strategies Director, on the role of culture as a driving element for urban design and insights into the topic of designing public spaces that celebrate heritage and culture. The IFP Sustainable Business Solutions Showcase, and presentation were followed by guest speaker Toby Gregory (Row to COP28) discussing the Plastic Pledge and Arctic Ocean Rowing Challenge, where exploration and adventure meet environmental advocacy.An insightful panel discussion moderated by Anamaria Castillo, Deepthi Chandran, founder Only Ethikal, and Toby Gregory (Row to COP28) delved into the topic of sustainability in their respective industries and the impact of technology. These sessions, coordinated by Alison Burrows and Rory McConnon, offered valuable insights.The rest of the day was packed with engaging activities such as denim patch workshops and mannequin styling, developing students’ creativity skills and displaying the potential of repurposing and upcycling clothes. This activity ran in conjunction with the clothes drive that collected pre-loved items to be donated to Thrift for Good, promoting the reuse of pre-loved clothes over new ones. It also emphasised MDX’s sustainability goals while reiterating the strength of our Recycle, Reuse, Reduce programme. The fashion styling competition and denim patchwork workshop, spearheaded by Vaishali Raj Sharma and her team, were lively throughout the day.Later, the event featured video presentations by Digital Media and Fashion students, including a Food Waste Solution Display and performances by the Fearless and Poetry Club, skillfully coordinated by Sana Khan.In collaboration with Enviroserve, ISD also organised an e-waste and recycling initiative from March 15 to 22, encouraging students and staff to contribute to electronic device recycling efforts. The innovative IFP designs and displays were curated by Ryan Kenneth Stephenson and Matthew Stuart Brown, with design support from Heather Lynn Shipman and Margo Tummel.As Toby Gregory rightly mentioned, “One person can make the difference. And everyone should try.”To find out more about the sustainable initiatives of MDX Dubai, visit https://www.mdx.ac.ae/isd
Four-Day Generative AI Conclave: LangChain Certification Programme Showcases Cutting-Edge AI Trends
Middlesex University Dubai recently concluded its inaugural immersive four-day Generative AI Conclave: LangChain Certification Programme from 17 to 18 and 24 to 25 February 2024. Students delved into the realms of generative AI with interactive sessions, engaging keynote speeches, and a stimulating hackathon, exploring the potential of LangChain technology.Highlights of the Generative AI Conclave included:LangChain Certification Course: An end-to-end LangChain certification course recommended by LangChain themselves.Interactive Keynote Speeches: Distinguished keynote speakers shared insights into the latest cutting-edge AI trends, offering valuable perspectives on the future of generative AI.Hands-On Hackathon: This was the highlight of the event where participants collaborated, competed, and innovated to tackle real-world challenges using generative AI techniques.Networking Opportunities: Attendees had the chance to connect with peers, professionals, and pioneers in the field offering them collaborative opportunities.Study Materials: Participants also received a complete pack of Gen AI study materials and in-house-developed cheat sheets to further explore the topic of generative AI.The Conclave attracted a diverse audience, including AI enthusiasts, data science professionals, students, and industry experts with varying levels of expertise in Data Science and Python coding.Missed out on this transformative event? Stay tuned for the next Generative AI Conclave: LangChain Certification Programme in Winter 2024.To read more on the Generative AI Conclave: LangChain Certification Programme, visit https://www.mdx.ac.ae/generative-ai-conclave-langchain-certification-programme
Accounting and Finance Team conclude another successful Financial Modeling Club (FMC 2.0)
The students of the Accounting and Finance Department celebrated the success of the second edition of the Financial Modeling Club (FMC2.0) on 6 March 2024. Led by students, this year’s FMC 2.0 featured four upskilling workshops and two competitions. A total of fifty-five students secured the Foundations Certificate in Financial Modeling, offered by our academic partner, FMI. Special congratulations to Chirag Kherajani for earning the Financial Modeling Institute scholarship for Advanced Financial Modeling certification.Under the mentorship of student trainers Chirag Kherajani, Himanshu Kimtani, and Reuben Jude, the initiative thrived with the support of our academic partner FMI who provided scholarship opportunities for our students, while Paul Coulombe from FMI actively supported the team.This initiative was founded a year ago by Vandhana Rajesh, Shyam Satish and Samson Dsouza who have since graduated from Middlesex University Dubai.Dr Pallavi Kishore, Head of Accounting and Finance, said: “Financial modeling has become an essential skill in the contemporary landscape, and we’ve adeptly integrated it into our programmes to ensure our students are 100% employable.”The team showcased their dedication through logo-embedded T-shirts, symbolising their commitment on how they go beyond to celebrate student achievements. All the participants, Foundations badge holders, competition winners and student trainers were felicitated at the grand finale organised on campus.
AI Film Festival in Dubai Sparks Dialogue on Ethical AI and Future Trends
The month of February kicked off with an immersive field trip to enrich the student experience at the AI Film Festival at Expo City Dubai. Organised by Professor Fehmida Hussain and led by Chinnu George, the field trip offered students a deep dive into the world of Artificial Intelligence (AI).This enriching experience, facilitated through a panel discussion, allowed students to delve into AI's evolving landscape, emphasising future trends and ethical challenges. Addressing pivotal topics such as AI ethics, data privacy, and the societal ramifications of AI technologies, fostering an in-depth comprehension of AI's dual-edged potential in contemporary society was at the forefront of the conversation.The event’s attendees represented a diverse range of academic disciplines, including undergraduates from the BSc Honours Information Technology programme and postgraduates specialising in Cybersecurity and Pen Testing (CSPT), Network Management and Cloud Computing (NMCC), and Data Science. This diverse academic representation underscored the interdisciplinary nature of AI and its applicability across various fields.One of the prominent themes that emerged from the festival was the critical importance of integrating ethical considerations into AI development and application processes. Discussions centred around principles such as transparency, accountability, and human-centric design, with a focus on cultivating a responsible approach to AI technology use.The festival not only heightened students' awareness regarding algorithmic bias, data privacy, and ethical dilemmas in AI decision-making but also ignited a collective aspiration to contribute to ethical and sustainable AI solutions, steering society towards a more equitable and thoughtful future in technology.One of the students, Naadir Mohamed (MSc Cyber Security and Pen Testing), said: “As a postgraduate student specialising in Cybersecurity and Penetration Testing, attending the AI Film Festival at Expo City Dubai was particularly insightful. The discussions and presentations showcased how AI is increasingly shaping the landscape of cybersecurity, presenting both challenges and opportunities for penetration testing.”Overall, the field trip to the AI Film Festival at Expo City provided students with a valuable opportunity to engage with cutting-edge AI concepts, exchange ideas, and reflect on the ethical implications of AI technology.
MIH Students Reach Third Place in TiE-U 2024 GCC/UAE Final
On April 18, 2024, Middlesex University Dubai students supported by Middlesex Innovation Hub participated in the TiE-U 2024 GCC/UAE Final Pitch Competition. TiE U is the world’s biggest collegiate entrepreneurship event, offering students a chance to pitch at Silicon Valley – the global hub for startup businesses. The TiE U MENA Program provides a unique platform for undergraduate and postgraduate students to transform their ideas into viable businesses. The programme encompasses three categories: Emirati, GCC/UAE, and the Rest of MEA.The BC Warriors, composed of Fathima Farha and Sayeda Fatima, won third place. Jivika Gangwani also made it to the final round with her concept ‘Eco Romance’ idea. MDX was proud to represent two out of the ten finalists, which was the most for any participating university.The recently launched Middlesex Innovation Hub (MIH) raised awareness among students across programmes, and workshops were conducted for ten registered groups, two of which were shortlisted for the final.Participant Fathima Farha said: “Thank you TiE-U for the amazing opportunity to participate in the competition, introduced to us by MDX. We secured third place, and it was a significant achievement especially as we were competing with many other teams. The experience was invaluable in refining our idea, thanks to the insightful feedback from the jury. Special gratitude to MDX professors Rhoderick Romano and Jeongsoo Han for their unwavering guidance and support throughout the Tie U competition journey. We’re looking forward to developing our idea (BC WARRIORS) from the support we received from the TiE-U Team.’Jovika Gangwani said: “Thank you so much to Stephen King! The experience was wonderful, it doesn’t matter if I won or lost. Thank you so much for the immense support throughout.”The event coordination was facilitated by Rhoderick Romano, Senior Lecturer at Middlesex University Dubai Business School, and was heavily supported by Dr Jeongsoo Han, Senior Lecturer MDX Business School, and Stephen King, Senior Lecturer Media.
Celebrating Sustainability: The Annual ‘For the Love of the Planet’ 2024
MDX Dubai celebrated the annual For the Love of the Planet (FTLOTP) day on 20 March 2024 hosted by the Institute for Sustainable Development (ISD), led by Andrew Mackenzie. This eco-conscious event centred on sustainability in the UAE, driven by student solutions to the issues of sustainable fashion, food and design sustainability, and developing a circular economy. Aligned with the objectives set during COP28, the event showcased sustainability solutions and featured a lineup of activities and exhibits presented by distinguished guest speakers, students, and businesses advocating for the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This highlighted our university’s’ commitment to responsible education and community engagement.The day commenced with a fashion styling workshop where students got the opportunity to creatively style a mannequin with repurposed clothing. This was followed by Anamaria Castillo, Landscape Strategies Director, on the role of culture as a driving element for urban design and insights into the topic of designing public spaces that celebrate heritage and culture. The IFP Sustainable Business Solutions Showcase, and presentation were followed by guest speaker Toby Gregory (Row to COP28) discussing the Plastic Pledge and Arctic Ocean Rowing Challenge, where exploration and adventure meet environmental advocacy.An insightful panel discussion moderated by Anamaria Castillo, Deepthi Chandran, founder Only Ethikal, and Toby Gregory (Row to COP28) delved into the topic of sustainability in their respective industries and the impact of technology. These sessions, coordinated by Alison Burrows and Rory McConnon, offered valuable insights.The rest of the day was packed with engaging activities such as denim patch workshops and mannequin styling, developing students’ creativity skills and displaying the potential of repurposing and upcycling clothes. This activity ran in conjunction with the clothes drive that collected pre-loved items to be donated to Thrift for Good, promoting the reuse of pre-loved clothes over new ones. It also emphasised MDX’s sustainability goals while reiterating the strength of our Recycle, Reuse, Reduce programme. The fashion styling competition and denim patchwork workshop, spearheaded by Vaishali Raj Sharma and her team, were lively throughout the day.Later, the event featured video presentations by Digital Media and Fashion students, including a Food Waste Solution Display and performances by the Fearless and Poetry Club, skillfully coordinated by Sana Khan.In collaboration with Enviroserve, ISD also organised an e-waste and recycling initiative from March 15 to 22, encouraging students and staff to contribute to electronic device recycling efforts. The innovative IFP designs and displays were curated by Ryan Kenneth Stephenson and Matthew Stuart Brown, with design support from Heather Lynn Shipman and Margo Tummel.As Toby Gregory rightly mentioned, “One person can make the difference. And everyone should try.”To find out more about the sustainable initiatives of MDX Dubai, visit https://www.mdx.ac.ae/isd
Four-Day Generative AI Conclave: LangChain Certification Programme Showcases Cutting-Edge AI Trends
Middlesex University Dubai recently concluded its inaugural immersive four-day Generative AI Conclave: LangChain Certification Programme from 17 to 18 and 24 to 25 February 2024. Students delved into the realms of generative AI with interactive sessions, engaging keynote speeches, and a stimulating hackathon, exploring the potential of LangChain technology.Highlights of the Generative AI Conclave included:LangChain Certification Course: An end-to-end LangChain certification course recommended by LangChain themselves.Interactive Keynote Speeches: Distinguished keynote speakers shared insights into the latest cutting-edge AI trends, offering valuable perspectives on the future of generative AI.Hands-On Hackathon: This was the highlight of the event where participants collaborated, competed, and innovated to tackle real-world challenges using generative AI techniques.Networking Opportunities: Attendees had the chance to connect with peers, professionals, and pioneers in the field offering them collaborative opportunities.Study Materials: Participants also received a complete pack of Gen AI study materials and in-house-developed cheat sheets to further explore the topic of generative AI.The Conclave attracted a diverse audience, including AI enthusiasts, data science professionals, students, and industry experts with varying levels of expertise in Data Science and Python coding.Missed out on this transformative event? Stay tuned for the next Generative AI Conclave: LangChain Certification Programme in Winter 2024.To read more on the Generative AI Conclave: LangChain Certification Programme, visit https://www.mdx.ac.ae/generative-ai-conclave-langchain-certification-programme
Accounting and Finance Team conclude another successful Financial Modeling Club (FMC 2.0)
The students of the Accounting and Finance Department celebrated the success of the second edition of the Financial Modeling Club (FMC2.0) on 6 March 2024. Led by students, this year’s FMC 2.0 featured four upskilling workshops and two competitions. A total of fifty-five students secured the Foundations Certificate in Financial Modeling, offered by our academic partner, FMI. Special congratulations to Chirag Kherajani for earning the Financial Modeling Institute scholarship for Advanced Financial Modeling certification.Under the mentorship of student trainers Chirag Kherajani, Himanshu Kimtani, and Reuben Jude, the initiative thrived with the support of our academic partner FMI who provided scholarship opportunities for our students, while Paul Coulombe from FMI actively supported the team.This initiative was founded a year ago by Vandhana Rajesh, Shyam Satish and Samson Dsouza who have since graduated from Middlesex University Dubai.Dr Pallavi Kishore, Head of Accounting and Finance, said: “Financial modeling has become an essential skill in the contemporary landscape, and we’ve adeptly integrated it into our programmes to ensure our students are 100% employable.”The team showcased their dedication through logo-embedded T-shirts, symbolising their commitment on how they go beyond to celebrate student achievements. All the participants, Foundations badge holders, competition winners and student trainers were felicitated at the grand finale organised on campus.
AI Film Festival in Dubai Sparks Dialogue on Ethical AI and Future Trends
The month of February kicked off with an immersive field trip to enrich the student experience at the AI Film Festival at Expo City Dubai. Organised by Professor Fehmida Hussain and led by Chinnu George, the field trip offered students a deep dive into the world of Artificial Intelligence (AI).This enriching experience, facilitated through a panel discussion, allowed students to delve into AI's evolving landscape, emphasising future trends and ethical challenges. Addressing pivotal topics such as AI ethics, data privacy, and the societal ramifications of AI technologies, fostering an in-depth comprehension of AI's dual-edged potential in contemporary society was at the forefront of the conversation.The event’s attendees represented a diverse range of academic disciplines, including undergraduates from the BSc Honours Information Technology programme and postgraduates specialising in Cybersecurity and Pen Testing (CSPT), Network Management and Cloud Computing (NMCC), and Data Science. This diverse academic representation underscored the interdisciplinary nature of AI and its applicability across various fields.One of the prominent themes that emerged from the festival was the critical importance of integrating ethical considerations into AI development and application processes. Discussions centred around principles such as transparency, accountability, and human-centric design, with a focus on cultivating a responsible approach to AI technology use.The festival not only heightened students' awareness regarding algorithmic bias, data privacy, and ethical dilemmas in AI decision-making but also ignited a collective aspiration to contribute to ethical and sustainable AI solutions, steering society towards a more equitable and thoughtful future in technology.One of the students, Naadir Mohamed (MSc Cyber Security and Pen Testing), said: “As a postgraduate student specialising in Cybersecurity and Penetration Testing, attending the AI Film Festival at Expo City Dubai was particularly insightful. The discussions and presentations showcased how AI is increasingly shaping the landscape of cybersecurity, presenting both challenges and opportunities for penetration testing.”Overall, the field trip to the AI Film Festival at Expo City provided students with a valuable opportunity to engage with cutting-edge AI concepts, exchange ideas, and reflect on the ethical implications of AI technology.
MIH Students Reach Third Place in TiE-U 2024 GCC/UAE Final
On April 18, 2024, Middlesex University Dubai students supported by Middlesex Innovation Hub participated in the TiE-U 2024 GCC/UAE Final Pitch Competition. TiE U is the world’s biggest collegiate entrepreneurship event, offering students a chance to pitch at Silicon Valley – the global hub for startup businesses. The TiE U MENA Program provides a unique platform for undergraduate and postgraduate students to transform their ideas into viable businesses. The programme encompasses three categories: Emirati, GCC/UAE, and the Rest of MEA.The BC Warriors, composed of Fathima Farha and Sayeda Fatima, won third place. Jivika Gangwani also made it to the final round with her concept ‘Eco Romance’ idea. MDX was proud to represent two out of the ten finalists, which was the most for any participating university.The recently launched Middlesex Innovation Hub (MIH) raised awareness among students across programmes, and workshops were conducted for ten registered groups, two of which were shortlisted for the final.Participant Fathima Farha said: “Thank you TiE-U for the amazing opportunity to participate in the competition, introduced to us by MDX. We secured third place, and it was a significant achievement especially as we were competing with many other teams. The experience was invaluable in refining our idea, thanks to the insightful feedback from the jury. Special gratitude to MDX professors Rhoderick Romano and Jeongsoo Han for their unwavering guidance and support throughout the Tie U competition journey. We’re looking forward to developing our idea (BC WARRIORS) from the support we received from the TiE-U Team.’Jovika Gangwani said: “Thank you so much to Stephen King! The experience was wonderful, it doesn’t matter if I won or lost. Thank you so much for the immense support throughout.”The event coordination was facilitated by Rhoderick Romano, Senior Lecturer at Middlesex University Dubai Business School, and was heavily supported by Dr Jeongsoo Han, Senior Lecturer MDX Business School, and Stephen King, Senior Lecturer Media.
Celebrating Sustainability: The Annual ‘For the Love of the Planet’ 2024
MDX Dubai celebrated the annual For the Love of the Planet (FTLOTP) day on 20 March 2024 hosted by the Institute for Sustainable Development (ISD), led by Andrew Mackenzie. This eco-conscious event centred on sustainability in the UAE, driven by student solutions to the issues of sustainable fashion, food and design sustainability, and developing a circular economy. Aligned with the objectives set during COP28, the event showcased sustainability solutions and featured a lineup of activities and exhibits presented by distinguished guest speakers, students, and businesses advocating for the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This highlighted our university’s’ commitment to responsible education and community engagement.The day commenced with a fashion styling workshop where students got the opportunity to creatively style a mannequin with repurposed clothing. This was followed by Anamaria Castillo, Landscape Strategies Director, on the role of culture as a driving element for urban design and insights into the topic of designing public spaces that celebrate heritage and culture. The IFP Sustainable Business Solutions Showcase, and presentation were followed by guest speaker Toby Gregory (Row to COP28) discussing the Plastic Pledge and Arctic Ocean Rowing Challenge, where exploration and adventure meet environmental advocacy.An insightful panel discussion moderated by Anamaria Castillo, Deepthi Chandran, founder Only Ethikal, and Toby Gregory (Row to COP28) delved into the topic of sustainability in their respective industries and the impact of technology. These sessions, coordinated by Alison Burrows and Rory McConnon, offered valuable insights.The rest of the day was packed with engaging activities such as denim patch workshops and mannequin styling, developing students’ creativity skills and displaying the potential of repurposing and upcycling clothes. This activity ran in conjunction with the clothes drive that collected pre-loved items to be donated to Thrift for Good, promoting the reuse of pre-loved clothes over new ones. It also emphasised MDX’s sustainability goals while reiterating the strength of our Recycle, Reuse, Reduce programme. The fashion styling competition and denim patchwork workshop, spearheaded by Vaishali Raj Sharma and her team, were lively throughout the day.Later, the event featured video presentations by Digital Media and Fashion students, including a Food Waste Solution Display and performances by the Fearless and Poetry Club, skillfully coordinated by Sana Khan.In collaboration with Enviroserve, ISD also organised an e-waste and recycling initiative from March 15 to 22, encouraging students and staff to contribute to electronic device recycling efforts. The innovative IFP designs and displays were curated by Ryan Kenneth Stephenson and Matthew Stuart Brown, with design support from Heather Lynn Shipman and Margo Tummel.As Toby Gregory rightly mentioned, “One person can make the difference. And everyone should try.”To find out more about the sustainable initiatives of MDX Dubai, visit https://www.mdx.ac.ae/isd
Four-Day Generative AI Conclave: LangChain Certification Programme Showcases Cutting-Edge AI Trends
Middlesex University Dubai recently concluded its inaugural immersive four-day Generative AI Conclave: LangChain Certification Programme from 17 to 18 and 24 to 25 February 2024. Students delved into the realms of generative AI with interactive sessions, engaging keynote speeches, and a stimulating hackathon, exploring the potential of LangChain technology.Highlights of the Generative AI Conclave included:LangChain Certification Course: An end-to-end LangChain certification course recommended by LangChain themselves.Interactive Keynote Speeches: Distinguished keynote speakers shared insights into the latest cutting-edge AI trends, offering valuable perspectives on the future of generative AI.Hands-On Hackathon: This was the highlight of the event where participants collaborated, competed, and innovated to tackle real-world challenges using generative AI techniques.Networking Opportunities: Attendees had the chance to connect with peers, professionals, and pioneers in the field offering them collaborative opportunities.Study Materials: Participants also received a complete pack of Gen AI study materials and in-house-developed cheat sheets to further explore the topic of generative AI.The Conclave attracted a diverse audience, including AI enthusiasts, data science professionals, students, and industry experts with varying levels of expertise in Data Science and Python coding.Missed out on this transformative event? Stay tuned for the next Generative AI Conclave: LangChain Certification Programme in Winter 2024.To read more on the Generative AI Conclave: LangChain Certification Programme, visit https://www.mdx.ac.ae/generative-ai-conclave-langchain-certification-programme
Accounting and Finance Team conclude another successful Financial Modeling Club (FMC 2.0)
The students of the Accounting and Finance Department celebrated the success of the second edition of the Financial Modeling Club (FMC2.0) on 6 March 2024. Led by students, this year’s FMC 2.0 featured four upskilling workshops and two competitions. A total of fifty-five students secured the Foundations Certificate in Financial Modeling, offered by our academic partner, FMI. Special congratulations to Chirag Kherajani for earning the Financial Modeling Institute scholarship for Advanced Financial Modeling certification.Under the mentorship of student trainers Chirag Kherajani, Himanshu Kimtani, and Reuben Jude, the initiative thrived with the support of our academic partner FMI who provided scholarship opportunities for our students, while Paul Coulombe from FMI actively supported the team.This initiative was founded a year ago by Vandhana Rajesh, Shyam Satish and Samson Dsouza who have since graduated from Middlesex University Dubai.Dr Pallavi Kishore, Head of Accounting and Finance, said: “Financial modeling has become an essential skill in the contemporary landscape, and we’ve adeptly integrated it into our programmes to ensure our students are 100% employable.”The team showcased their dedication through logo-embedded T-shirts, symbolising their commitment on how they go beyond to celebrate student achievements. All the participants, Foundations badge holders, competition winners and student trainers were felicitated at the grand finale organised on campus.
AI Film Festival in Dubai Sparks Dialogue on Ethical AI and Future Trends
The month of February kicked off with an immersive field trip to enrich the student experience at the AI Film Festival at Expo City Dubai. Organised by Professor Fehmida Hussain and led by Chinnu George, the field trip offered students a deep dive into the world of Artificial Intelligence (AI).This enriching experience, facilitated through a panel discussion, allowed students to delve into AI's evolving landscape, emphasising future trends and ethical challenges. Addressing pivotal topics such as AI ethics, data privacy, and the societal ramifications of AI technologies, fostering an in-depth comprehension of AI's dual-edged potential in contemporary society was at the forefront of the conversation.The event’s attendees represented a diverse range of academic disciplines, including undergraduates from the BSc Honours Information Technology programme and postgraduates specialising in Cybersecurity and Pen Testing (CSPT), Network Management and Cloud Computing (NMCC), and Data Science. This diverse academic representation underscored the interdisciplinary nature of AI and its applicability across various fields.One of the prominent themes that emerged from the festival was the critical importance of integrating ethical considerations into AI development and application processes. Discussions centred around principles such as transparency, accountability, and human-centric design, with a focus on cultivating a responsible approach to AI technology use.The festival not only heightened students' awareness regarding algorithmic bias, data privacy, and ethical dilemmas in AI decision-making but also ignited a collective aspiration to contribute to ethical and sustainable AI solutions, steering society towards a more equitable and thoughtful future in technology.One of the students, Naadir Mohamed (MSc Cyber Security and Pen Testing), said: “As a postgraduate student specialising in Cybersecurity and Penetration Testing, attending the AI Film Festival at Expo City Dubai was particularly insightful. The discussions and presentations showcased how AI is increasingly shaping the landscape of cybersecurity, presenting both challenges and opportunities for penetration testing.”Overall, the field trip to the AI Film Festival at Expo City provided students with a valuable opportunity to engage with cutting-edge AI concepts, exchange ideas, and reflect on the ethical implications of AI technology.
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We offer excellent scholarships and study grants for students from India, and our Early Enrolment Grants and flexible payment plans make a UK degree more accessible than ever! Complete our enquiry form today to connect with our Admissions Team who will be able to support you with further information about your eligibility.
Why MDX Dubai
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Student Support
Accommodation
We’ve partnered with The Myriad, a student residential community of fully furnished apartments that is well connected to both our campuses in Dubai Knowledge Park and Dubai International Academic City! That means that if they choose to, our international students can move straight in with no concerns.
Transport
Our Student Transportation Service will get you from A to B! As well as affordable routes to other emirates and parts of Dubai, we offer complimentary shuttle services between campuses and the nearest metro stations and from The Myriad to campus and back again.
Visa
All non-national students in the UAE must have a Student Visa, and the process of applying is simple, fast and efficient. Middlesex University Dubai will provide visas for applicants studying on our academic programmes, after you have accepted your Offer of Admission and cleared all fees. Easy!
Student Community
Our students are incredibly active in clubs, sports, and industry competitions, and there’s plenty of amazing events organised throughout the year to help you celebrate your talents, learn new skills, and make new friends and connections! From International Day, our celebration of culture with food, music and dance performances, to our annual Youth Fest talent show, there’s always something new to experience.
Janvy Oshin
BSc Honours International Tourism Management
I got amazing opportunities to establish and enhance my leadership and team skills by being an active participant of the social clubs and activities at Middlesex University Dubai. The most exciting part of the journey was interacting with students of different cultures from various parts of the world. I had a great experience and made memories I could cherish for a lifetime.
Janvy Oshin
BSc Honours International Tourism Management
I got amazing opportunities to establish and enhance my leadership and team skills by being an active participant of the social clubs and activities at Middlesex University Dubai. The most exciting part of the journey was interacting with students of different cultures from various parts of the world. I had a great experience and made memories I could cherish for a lifetime.
Janvy Oshin
BSc Honours International Tourism Management
I got amazing opportunities to establish and enhance my leadership and team skills by being an active participant of the social clubs and activities at Middlesex University Dubai. The most exciting part of the journey was interacting with students of different cultures from various parts of the world. I had a great experience and made memories I could cherish for a lifetime.
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