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Mohamed Bin Zayed University for Humanities has signed a cooperation agreement with the Digital School to provide a flexible educational methodology through digital platforms and enhance learning opportunities to achieve sustainable development goals through artificial intelligence (AI) applications.
The agreement was signed by Dr. Najla Al Naqbi, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at Mohamed Bin Zayed University for Humanities, and Dr. Waleed Al Ali, Secretary General of the Digital School, one of Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Initiatives.
The agreement focuses on exchanging expertise and best practices in digital education and developing advanced digital training and education programmes.
The cooperation also involves implementing pilot projects in digital education, providing vocational training opportunities for students in various fields, and organising joint cultural and scientific events to enhance communication and knowledge exchange between the educational institutions.
The agreement includes joint efforts to leverage each party’s expertise in their fields of specialisation. It emphasised providing integrated learning opportunities that allow students around the world to interact with innovative digital educational curricula, thus encouraging continuous learning and skill development aligned with labour market demands.
Dr. Al Naqbi noted that this partnership represents a strategic step towards enhancing digital education capabilities in the UAE and the region. She added that the cooperation with the Digital School will enable the university to support its educational programmes with the latest global technologies, equipping students with the skills needed to adapt to rapid digital advancements.
She pointed out that this partnership contributes to realising the goals of the Mohamed Bin Zayed University for Humanities to deliver high-level educational content and curricula supported by the latest digital technologies.
For his part, Dr. Al Ali stated that this partnership reflects a shared commitment to spreading digital culture, which embodies the UAE’s vision for educational leadership.