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Annual ‘For the Love of the Planet’ Festival Celebrates Sustainability
Future of AI Prompt Engineering at Middlesex University Dubai
Landmark Tenth Psychology Conference Held at Middlesex University Dubai
Students Explore Global Markets at Nasdaq Dubai
Accounting and Finance Students Secure Top Position at CFA Research Challenge
Annual ‘For the Love of the Planet’ Festival Celebrates Sustainability
Future of AI Prompt Engineering at Middlesex University Dubai
Future of AI Prompt Engineering at Middlesex University Dubai

Future of AI Prompt Engineering at Middlesex University Dubai

The Insights Lab at Middlesex University (MDX) Dubai recently held an engaging and informative session on the Future of AI Prompt Engineering.The event, held on 21 February, featured Ajay Cyril, the winner of the AED 1 million AI Prompt Challenge.Ajay shared his expertise on how to craft effective prompts for AI systems, focusing on the importance of well-designed prompts in unlocking AI's full potential and enhancing its performance across various industries.The session offered valuable insights into how prompt engineering plays a pivotal role in driving innovation and optimising AI interactions.The session was of extra benefit to MSc Data Science students, as it provided valuable learning for participants ahead of the MDX AI Prompt Challenge.Attendees gained practical knowledge on refining their prompting techniques, enabling them to better harness AI's capabilities in their work and studies.This event was part of the university's ongoing efforts to foster deep understanding and skill development in the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence.Dr Krishnadas Nanath, Associate Professor and Deputy Head of CEI, MDX Dubai, said: “The recent Insights Hour session on AI Prompt Engineering, featuring Ajay, couldn't have been timelier. With the Dubai government announcing the second round of the AI Prompt Challenge, this session provided a great opportunity to deepen our understanding of effective prompting strategies.“As AI continues to evolve, mastering the art of prompting is crucial, and this event helped equip participants with the right skills to make an impact.”Many of the CEI courses at MDX Dubai contain modules on understanding and harnessing AI. Apply today.

Landmark Tenth Psychology Conference Held at Middlesex University Dubai

Landmark Tenth Psychology Conference Held at Middlesex University Dubai

The Middlesex University (MDX) Dubai Psychology department held the tenth conference of Applied Psychological Research and Practice in the Middle East on 27 February 2025. The event, held at the Dubai Knowledge Park, drew more than 160 attendees, including researchers, practitioners, and students from across the UAE. The keynote speech was delivered by Dr Tala Alsoleiman, Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Co-Founder of The Adult and Child Therapy Centre in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Her address on “Multidimensional approaches to healing Complex PTSD” highlighted the psychological, neurological, and social factors that influence complex post-traumatic stress.The conference also featured an engaging panel discussion with the theme “Wellbeing research in the UAE” which included Professor Anintha Menon, Head of School of Psychological Services, Curtin University; Prince Kouamelan Kouassi, Chair of the Department of Psychology, AUD; and Rasha Bayoumi, Associate Professor of Psychology, Head of Research, University of Birmingham Dubai. The panel shared their key findings from recent wellbeing research and how it could be translated into policies and practical interventions.This was followed by seven research presentations from academics and practitioners from Murdoch University, Canadian University, Amity University and Camali Clinic. The presentations highlighted a variety of important areas in wellbeing and psychology, including topics such as inclusive education, wellbeing in collectivist cultures, primigravidae and applications of different therapeutic approaches.The conference proceeded into practitioner's sessions, recognising the need for and importance of incorporating insights alongside research, this addition provided a well-rounded perspective, bridging the gap between theory and application. Practitioners representing Sage Clinics, Journey Wellness Centre, Dubai Autism Centre, Human Relations Institute and Clinic, and Meer Psychiatry Clinic provided insights into approaches such as Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing, Interpersonal Psychotherapy, and Brainspotting, which they integrate into their clinical practice. Drawing from their expertise and case studies, they illustrated the effectiveness of these methods and their practical applications.Dr Anita Shrivastava Kashi, Head of Psychology at MDX Dubai, said: “The event allowed our attendees to exchange knowledge and hear the latest research in the field. “The intersection of practitioners and researchers at this platform to further develop psychology in the wider region was an extraordinary experience and brought originality and tremendous success to our conference.”Applications are open to join MDX Dubai’s Psychology department, apply today and start in September.

Students Explore Global Markets at Nasdaq Dubai

Students Explore Global Markets at Nasdaq Dubai

Middlesex University (MDX) Dubai students had the unique opportunity to visit Nasdaq Dubai, gaining valuable insights into capital markets, trading dynamics, and investment opportunities.A group of 48 students from both the undergraduate and postgraduate Accounting and Finance department attended the financial exchange organisation on 20 February 2025.They participated in a session led by Zainab Sami Karyani, Senior Executive of Operations, Dubai Financial Market, which gave a comprehensive understanding of the exchange’s operations, listed products, and market structures. This hands-on experience was an excellent opportunity for students to engage in insightful discussions, bridging the gap between academic knowledge and live operations in the financial world.The excursion provided students with valuable exposure to financial markets, offering insights into trading dynamics, investment strategies, and capital market operations. By visiting and learning from experts in the field, students gained practical knowledge that complements their academic studies. The visit highlighted the significance of industry-academic collaborations in equipping students for successful careers in the finance sector.With hands-on learning experiences, industry partnerships, and exposure to organistaions like Nasdaq Dubai, our Accounting and Finance programmes provide a comprehensive education that prepares students for a successful career. Apply today to start your journey towards becoming a finance professional.

Annual ‘For the Love of the Planet’ Festival Celebrates Sustainability

Annual ‘For the Love of the Planet’ Festival Celebrates Sustainability

Middlesex University (MDX) Dubai hosted ‘For the Love of the Planet’ (FTLOTP) day on 20 February 2025, an annual event dedicated to sustainability. The event, organised by the Institute for Sustainable Development (ISD), led by Andrew Mackenzie, Senior Lecturer and Head of ISD, began with an opening address from Professor Cedwyn Fernandes, Pro-Vice Chancellor, Middlesex University and Director, Middlesex University Dubai.Rana Hajirasouli, MDX Dubai alumni and Founder and CEO of The Surpluss, delivered the keynote speech. Rana, a renowned climate-tech innovator and keynote speaker in the GCC, delivered an engaging talk on the importance of rethinking supply chains, how we manage resources and reducing waste in our industries.She spoke about the life cycle of products, including how mobile phones will go through, on average, 600 people from conception to consumer. She spoke of her aims to change business psychology, so sustainability is not a one-off project but a circular and deeply embedded business process that is easy to use and even financially rewarding. The Surpluss is designed to change how businesses see and use waste through innovative climate technology and ‘Industrial Symbiosis’. At the end of the session Rana gave attendees the opportunity to play her symbiosis game, which involved participants in groups assuming an industry and then sharing or trading resources and waste for mutual benefits. This practical element gave participants a visual representation of the theories, embedding the learning.Dr Rita Wolff, marine biologist and conservation expert, delivered a talk exploring real-world efforts to protect the Hawksbill and Green Turtles found in the UAE. Dr Rita spoke about threats like habitat loss and pollution, using monitoring techniques such as nest relocation and data collection. The day also marked the official launch of the Green Wave Society, a student run platform dedicated to fostering a community of sustainability advocates at MDX Dubai. Set up under the ISD, Green Wave aims to advance the university’s sustainability agenda, fostering leadership and organisational skills among students while they support ISD’s events and initiatives. Members will be involved with collaborative research with businesses, government and UN agencies, industry round tables and best practice consulting and corporate training workshops.Throughout the day workshops were ongoing with students repurposing clothing to create unique, stylish looks on mannequins. Followed by a fashion show featuring upcycled and biodegradable materials.MDX Dubai’s Icon Studio reinforce sustainable practices all year round in the BA Honours Fashion programme with teaching embedded into the curriculum about being responsive to the evolving needs of the fashion industry, aligning efforts with UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 12 to reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling, and reuse. In addition, a cap personalisation workshop encouraged students’ creativity while promoting the idea of repurposing and upcycling clothes. A clothing and book drop off also took place in the week leading up to the day, further promoting sustainable practices in the community.Andrew Mackenzie said: "For the Love of the Planet has been a reminder of the power of collaboration and innovation in creating a more sustainable future. “I would like to extend my thanks to our speakers, Rana and Dr Rita Wolff, for sharing their valuable insights, and to everyone who participated in making this day a success. “These activities align with MDX Dubai’s commitment to sustainability and community engagement, in line with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).” The SDGs are a set of 17 global objectives established by the United Nations in 2015, aiming to address pressing challenges and promote a sustainable future for all by 2030. These goals encompass a broad spectrum of issues, including poverty eradication, quality education, gender equality, clean water and sanitation, affordable and clean energy, economic growth, and climate action. MDX Dubai have the responsibility to advocate the importance of SDGs and are proud to play their part in ful¬filling them, by providing research knowledge, innovations and solutions, external leadership in raising awareness about the SDGs, and shaping the next generation of environmental minded leaders in the community. To learn more about MDX Dubai’s sustainability initiatives, visit the ISD page.

Future of AI Prompt Engineering at Middlesex University Dubai

Future of AI Prompt Engineering at Middlesex University Dubai

The Insights Lab at Middlesex University (MDX) Dubai recently held an engaging and informative session on the Future of AI Prompt Engineering.The event, held on 21 February, featured Ajay Cyril, the winner of the AED 1 million AI Prompt Challenge.Ajay shared his expertise on how to craft effective prompts for AI systems, focusing on the importance of well-designed prompts in unlocking AI's full potential and enhancing its performance across various industries.The session offered valuable insights into how prompt engineering plays a pivotal role in driving innovation and optimising AI interactions.The session was of extra benefit to MSc Data Science students, as it provided valuable learning for participants ahead of the MDX AI Prompt Challenge.Attendees gained practical knowledge on refining their prompting techniques, enabling them to better harness AI's capabilities in their work and studies.This event was part of the university's ongoing efforts to foster deep understanding and skill development in the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence.Dr Krishnadas Nanath, Associate Professor and Deputy Head of CEI, MDX Dubai, said: “The recent Insights Hour session on AI Prompt Engineering, featuring Ajay, couldn't have been timelier. With the Dubai government announcing the second round of the AI Prompt Challenge, this session provided a great opportunity to deepen our understanding of effective prompting strategies.“As AI continues to evolve, mastering the art of prompting is crucial, and this event helped equip participants with the right skills to make an impact.”Many of the CEI courses at MDX Dubai contain modules on understanding and harnessing AI. Apply today.

Landmark Tenth Psychology Conference Held at Middlesex University Dubai

Landmark Tenth Psychology Conference Held at Middlesex University Dubai

The Middlesex University (MDX) Dubai Psychology department held the tenth conference of Applied Psychological Research and Practice in the Middle East on 27 February 2025. The event, held at the Dubai Knowledge Park, drew more than 160 attendees, including researchers, practitioners, and students from across the UAE. The keynote speech was delivered by Dr Tala Alsoleiman, Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Co-Founder of The Adult and Child Therapy Centre in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Her address on “Multidimensional approaches to healing Complex PTSD” highlighted the psychological, neurological, and social factors that influence complex post-traumatic stress.The conference also featured an engaging panel discussion with the theme “Wellbeing research in the UAE” which included Professor Anintha Menon, Head of School of Psychological Services, Curtin University; Prince Kouamelan Kouassi, Chair of the Department of Psychology, AUD; and Rasha Bayoumi, Associate Professor of Psychology, Head of Research, University of Birmingham Dubai. The panel shared their key findings from recent wellbeing research and how it could be translated into policies and practical interventions.This was followed by seven research presentations from academics and practitioners from Murdoch University, Canadian University, Amity University and Camali Clinic. The presentations highlighted a variety of important areas in wellbeing and psychology, including topics such as inclusive education, wellbeing in collectivist cultures, primigravidae and applications of different therapeutic approaches.The conference proceeded into practitioner's sessions, recognising the need for and importance of incorporating insights alongside research, this addition provided a well-rounded perspective, bridging the gap between theory and application. Practitioners representing Sage Clinics, Journey Wellness Centre, Dubai Autism Centre, Human Relations Institute and Clinic, and Meer Psychiatry Clinic provided insights into approaches such as Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing, Interpersonal Psychotherapy, and Brainspotting, which they integrate into their clinical practice. Drawing from their expertise and case studies, they illustrated the effectiveness of these methods and their practical applications.Dr Anita Shrivastava Kashi, Head of Psychology at MDX Dubai, said: “The event allowed our attendees to exchange knowledge and hear the latest research in the field. “The intersection of practitioners and researchers at this platform to further develop psychology in the wider region was an extraordinary experience and brought originality and tremendous success to our conference.”Applications are open to join MDX Dubai’s Psychology department, apply today and start in September.

Students Explore Global Markets at Nasdaq Dubai

Students Explore Global Markets at Nasdaq Dubai

Middlesex University (MDX) Dubai students had the unique opportunity to visit Nasdaq Dubai, gaining valuable insights into capital markets, trading dynamics, and investment opportunities.A group of 48 students from both the undergraduate and postgraduate Accounting and Finance department attended the financial exchange organisation on 20 February 2025.They participated in a session led by Zainab Sami Karyani, Senior Executive of Operations, Dubai Financial Market, which gave a comprehensive understanding of the exchange’s operations, listed products, and market structures. This hands-on experience was an excellent opportunity for students to engage in insightful discussions, bridging the gap between academic knowledge and live operations in the financial world.The excursion provided students with valuable exposure to financial markets, offering insights into trading dynamics, investment strategies, and capital market operations. By visiting and learning from experts in the field, students gained practical knowledge that complements their academic studies. The visit highlighted the significance of industry-academic collaborations in equipping students for successful careers in the finance sector.With hands-on learning experiences, industry partnerships, and exposure to organistaions like Nasdaq Dubai, our Accounting and Finance programmes provide a comprehensive education that prepares students for a successful career. Apply today to start your journey towards becoming a finance professional.

Annual ‘For the Love of the Planet’ Festival Celebrates Sustainability

Annual ‘For the Love of the Planet’ Festival Celebrates Sustainability

Middlesex University (MDX) Dubai hosted ‘For the Love of the Planet’ (FTLOTP) day on 20 February 2025, an annual event dedicated to sustainability. The event, organised by the Institute for Sustainable Development (ISD), led by Andrew Mackenzie, Senior Lecturer and Head of ISD, began with an opening address from Professor Cedwyn Fernandes, Pro-Vice Chancellor, Middlesex University and Director, Middlesex University Dubai.Rana Hajirasouli, MDX Dubai alumni and Founder and CEO of The Surpluss, delivered the keynote speech. Rana, a renowned climate-tech innovator and keynote speaker in the GCC, delivered an engaging talk on the importance of rethinking supply chains, how we manage resources and reducing waste in our industries.She spoke about the life cycle of products, including how mobile phones will go through, on average, 600 people from conception to consumer. She spoke of her aims to change business psychology, so sustainability is not a one-off project but a circular and deeply embedded business process that is easy to use and even financially rewarding. The Surpluss is designed to change how businesses see and use waste through innovative climate technology and ‘Industrial Symbiosis’. At the end of the session Rana gave attendees the opportunity to play her symbiosis game, which involved participants in groups assuming an industry and then sharing or trading resources and waste for mutual benefits. This practical element gave participants a visual representation of the theories, embedding the learning.Dr Rita Wolff, marine biologist and conservation expert, delivered a talk exploring real-world efforts to protect the Hawksbill and Green Turtles found in the UAE. Dr Rita spoke about threats like habitat loss and pollution, using monitoring techniques such as nest relocation and data collection. The day also marked the official launch of the Green Wave Society, a student run platform dedicated to fostering a community of sustainability advocates at MDX Dubai. Set up under the ISD, Green Wave aims to advance the university’s sustainability agenda, fostering leadership and organisational skills among students while they support ISD’s events and initiatives. Members will be involved with collaborative research with businesses, government and UN agencies, industry round tables and best practice consulting and corporate training workshops.Throughout the day workshops were ongoing with students repurposing clothing to create unique, stylish looks on mannequins. Followed by a fashion show featuring upcycled and biodegradable materials.MDX Dubai’s Icon Studio reinforce sustainable practices all year round in the BA Honours Fashion programme with teaching embedded into the curriculum about being responsive to the evolving needs of the fashion industry, aligning efforts with UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 12 to reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling, and reuse. In addition, a cap personalisation workshop encouraged students’ creativity while promoting the idea of repurposing and upcycling clothes. A clothing and book drop off also took place in the week leading up to the day, further promoting sustainable practices in the community.Andrew Mackenzie said: "For the Love of the Planet has been a reminder of the power of collaboration and innovation in creating a more sustainable future. “I would like to extend my thanks to our speakers, Rana and Dr Rita Wolff, for sharing their valuable insights, and to everyone who participated in making this day a success. “These activities align with MDX Dubai’s commitment to sustainability and community engagement, in line with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).” The SDGs are a set of 17 global objectives established by the United Nations in 2015, aiming to address pressing challenges and promote a sustainable future for all by 2030. These goals encompass a broad spectrum of issues, including poverty eradication, quality education, gender equality, clean water and sanitation, affordable and clean energy, economic growth, and climate action. MDX Dubai have the responsibility to advocate the importance of SDGs and are proud to play their part in ful¬filling them, by providing research knowledge, innovations and solutions, external leadership in raising awareness about the SDGs, and shaping the next generation of environmental minded leaders in the community. To learn more about MDX Dubai’s sustainability initiatives, visit the ISD page.

Future of AI Prompt Engineering at Middlesex University Dubai

Future of AI Prompt Engineering at Middlesex University Dubai

The Insights Lab at Middlesex University (MDX) Dubai recently held an engaging and informative session on the Future of AI Prompt Engineering.The event, held on 21 February, featured Ajay Cyril, the winner of the AED 1 million AI Prompt Challenge.Ajay shared his expertise on how to craft effective prompts for AI systems, focusing on the importance of well-designed prompts in unlocking AI's full potential and enhancing its performance across various industries.The session offered valuable insights into how prompt engineering plays a pivotal role in driving innovation and optimising AI interactions.The session was of extra benefit to MSc Data Science students, as it provided valuable learning for participants ahead of the MDX AI Prompt Challenge.Attendees gained practical knowledge on refining their prompting techniques, enabling them to better harness AI's capabilities in their work and studies.This event was part of the university's ongoing efforts to foster deep understanding and skill development in the rapidly evolving field of artificial intelligence.Dr Krishnadas Nanath, Associate Professor and Deputy Head of CEI, MDX Dubai, said: “The recent Insights Hour session on AI Prompt Engineering, featuring Ajay, couldn't have been timelier. With the Dubai government announcing the second round of the AI Prompt Challenge, this session provided a great opportunity to deepen our understanding of effective prompting strategies.“As AI continues to evolve, mastering the art of prompting is crucial, and this event helped equip participants with the right skills to make an impact.”Many of the CEI courses at MDX Dubai contain modules on understanding and harnessing AI. Apply today.

Landmark Tenth Psychology Conference Held at Middlesex University Dubai

Landmark Tenth Psychology Conference Held at Middlesex University Dubai

The Middlesex University (MDX) Dubai Psychology department held the tenth conference of Applied Psychological Research and Practice in the Middle East on 27 February 2025. The event, held at the Dubai Knowledge Park, drew more than 160 attendees, including researchers, practitioners, and students from across the UAE. The keynote speech was delivered by Dr Tala Alsoleiman, Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Co-Founder of The Adult and Child Therapy Centre in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Her address on “Multidimensional approaches to healing Complex PTSD” highlighted the psychological, neurological, and social factors that influence complex post-traumatic stress.The conference also featured an engaging panel discussion with the theme “Wellbeing research in the UAE” which included Professor Anintha Menon, Head of School of Psychological Services, Curtin University; Prince Kouamelan Kouassi, Chair of the Department of Psychology, AUD; and Rasha Bayoumi, Associate Professor of Psychology, Head of Research, University of Birmingham Dubai. The panel shared their key findings from recent wellbeing research and how it could be translated into policies and practical interventions.This was followed by seven research presentations from academics and practitioners from Murdoch University, Canadian University, Amity University and Camali Clinic. The presentations highlighted a variety of important areas in wellbeing and psychology, including topics such as inclusive education, wellbeing in collectivist cultures, primigravidae and applications of different therapeutic approaches.The conference proceeded into practitioner's sessions, recognising the need for and importance of incorporating insights alongside research, this addition provided a well-rounded perspective, bridging the gap between theory and application. Practitioners representing Sage Clinics, Journey Wellness Centre, Dubai Autism Centre, Human Relations Institute and Clinic, and Meer Psychiatry Clinic provided insights into approaches such as Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing, Interpersonal Psychotherapy, and Brainspotting, which they integrate into their clinical practice. Drawing from their expertise and case studies, they illustrated the effectiveness of these methods and their practical applications.Dr Anita Shrivastava Kashi, Head of Psychology at MDX Dubai, said: “The event allowed our attendees to exchange knowledge and hear the latest research in the field. “The intersection of practitioners and researchers at this platform to further develop psychology in the wider region was an extraordinary experience and brought originality and tremendous success to our conference.”Applications are open to join MDX Dubai’s Psychology department, apply today and start in September.

Students Explore Global Markets at Nasdaq Dubai

Students Explore Global Markets at Nasdaq Dubai

Middlesex University (MDX) Dubai students had the unique opportunity to visit Nasdaq Dubai, gaining valuable insights into capital markets, trading dynamics, and investment opportunities.A group of 48 students from both the undergraduate and postgraduate Accounting and Finance department attended the financial exchange organisation on 20 February 2025.They participated in a session led by Zainab Sami Karyani, Senior Executive of Operations, Dubai Financial Market, which gave a comprehensive understanding of the exchange’s operations, listed products, and market structures. This hands-on experience was an excellent opportunity for students to engage in insightful discussions, bridging the gap between academic knowledge and live operations in the financial world.The excursion provided students with valuable exposure to financial markets, offering insights into trading dynamics, investment strategies, and capital market operations. By visiting and learning from experts in the field, students gained practical knowledge that complements their academic studies. The visit highlighted the significance of industry-academic collaborations in equipping students for successful careers in the finance sector.With hands-on learning experiences, industry partnerships, and exposure to organistaions like Nasdaq Dubai, our Accounting and Finance programmes provide a comprehensive education that prepares students for a successful career. Apply today to start your journey towards becoming a finance professional.

Annual ‘For the Love of the Planet’ Festival Celebrates Sustainability

Annual ‘For the Love of the Planet’ Festival Celebrates Sustainability

Middlesex University (MDX) Dubai hosted ‘For the Love of the Planet’ (FTLOTP) day on 20 February 2025, an annual event dedicated to sustainability. The event, organised by the Institute for Sustainable Development (ISD), led by Andrew Mackenzie, Senior Lecturer and Head of ISD, began with an opening address from Professor Cedwyn Fernandes, Pro-Vice Chancellor, Middlesex University and Director, Middlesex University Dubai.Rana Hajirasouli, MDX Dubai alumni and Founder and CEO of The Surpluss, delivered the keynote speech. Rana, a renowned climate-tech innovator and keynote speaker in the GCC, delivered an engaging talk on the importance of rethinking supply chains, how we manage resources and reducing waste in our industries.She spoke about the life cycle of products, including how mobile phones will go through, on average, 600 people from conception to consumer. She spoke of her aims to change business psychology, so sustainability is not a one-off project but a circular and deeply embedded business process that is easy to use and even financially rewarding. The Surpluss is designed to change how businesses see and use waste through innovative climate technology and ‘Industrial Symbiosis’. At the end of the session Rana gave attendees the opportunity to play her symbiosis game, which involved participants in groups assuming an industry and then sharing or trading resources and waste for mutual benefits. This practical element gave participants a visual representation of the theories, embedding the learning.Dr Rita Wolff, marine biologist and conservation expert, delivered a talk exploring real-world efforts to protect the Hawksbill and Green Turtles found in the UAE. Dr Rita spoke about threats like habitat loss and pollution, using monitoring techniques such as nest relocation and data collection. The day also marked the official launch of the Green Wave Society, a student run platform dedicated to fostering a community of sustainability advocates at MDX Dubai. Set up under the ISD, Green Wave aims to advance the university’s sustainability agenda, fostering leadership and organisational skills among students while they support ISD’s events and initiatives. Members will be involved with collaborative research with businesses, government and UN agencies, industry round tables and best practice consulting and corporate training workshops.Throughout the day workshops were ongoing with students repurposing clothing to create unique, stylish looks on mannequins. Followed by a fashion show featuring upcycled and biodegradable materials.MDX Dubai’s Icon Studio reinforce sustainable practices all year round in the BA Honours Fashion programme with teaching embedded into the curriculum about being responsive to the evolving needs of the fashion industry, aligning efforts with UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 12 to reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling, and reuse. In addition, a cap personalisation workshop encouraged students’ creativity while promoting the idea of repurposing and upcycling clothes. A clothing and book drop off also took place in the week leading up to the day, further promoting sustainable practices in the community.Andrew Mackenzie said: "For the Love of the Planet has been a reminder of the power of collaboration and innovation in creating a more sustainable future. “I would like to extend my thanks to our speakers, Rana and Dr Rita Wolff, for sharing their valuable insights, and to everyone who participated in making this day a success. “These activities align with MDX Dubai’s commitment to sustainability and community engagement, in line with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).” The SDGs are a set of 17 global objectives established by the United Nations in 2015, aiming to address pressing challenges and promote a sustainable future for all by 2030. These goals encompass a broad spectrum of issues, including poverty eradication, quality education, gender equality, clean water and sanitation, affordable and clean energy, economic growth, and climate action. MDX Dubai have the responsibility to advocate the importance of SDGs and are proud to play their part in ful¬filling them, by providing research knowledge, innovations and solutions, external leadership in raising awareness about the SDGs, and shaping the next generation of environmental minded leaders in the community. To learn more about MDX Dubai’s sustainability initiatives, visit the ISD page.

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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

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

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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