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Sharjah 24
22-04-2025
- Science
- Sharjah 24
UOS crowns winners in Design for Future Higher Edu. Competition
Students competed in three main categories: Artificial Intelligence and the Transformation of Education, Social Impact and Sustainability in Education, and Emerging Technologies in Education. Their projects reflected a deep awareness of both the challenges and the opportunities facing higher education today, and the finalists dazzled judges with their ingenuity and forward-thinking vision. Artificial Intelligence and Education Transformation category In the Artificial Intelligence and Education Transformation category, first prize went to Shahzeen Malik from the College of Computing and Informatics for her project 'Al-Markazat.' The runner-up was 'Eduverse for AI' by Rawaan Hijazi, also from the College of Computing and Informatics, while third place was awarded to 'PharmaWorld' by Amir Gouda, Nada Yasser, and Zahraa Shubber from the College of Pharmacy. Emerging Technologies in Education category The Emerging Technologies in Education category saw 'Muraja'a,' a project by Bumika Rajani and Nabeel Jassim from the College of Sciences, claim the top spot. Second place went to 'Automated Ninhydrin Fingerprint Processing Room' by Mohammed Adnan, also from the College of Sciences, while 'Your Smart University Assistant' by Awab Abdul Sattar from the College of Engineering rounded out the winners. Social Impact and Sustainability in Education category Meanwhile, the Social Impact and Sustainability in Education category was led by 'Converting Pedestrian Movement into Sustainable Energy to Improve Indoor Air Quality,' a project by Nabeel Mohammed, Lara Al-Sharq, Amal Khitam, and Haneen Nassif from the College of Sciences. 'Luma: An Inclusive, Sensory AI-Powered Learning Environment' by Saadia Liaqat and Nabeel Mohammed from the College of Sciences, alongside Sundus Mohammed from the College of Computing and Informatics, took second place. Third prize went to 'Global Classroom' by Abdulraouf Hit Ammar and Omnia Mamoun from the College of Pharmacy. In his opening remarks, Prof. Yousef Haik, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, expressed his delight at the caliber of the student projects, underscoring the University of Sharjah's commitment to nurturing innovation and providing a supportive environment for developing future-ready skills. He emphasised that such initiatives enhance students' prospects in an ever-evolving job market. Prof. Maher Omar, Director of the Institute of Leadership in Higher Education, echoed these sentiments, expressing pride in the students' achievements and the depth of their understanding of the future and challenges of education. He praised the competition as a dynamic platform for creativity and innovation, stressing the importance of supporting student initiatives that blend practical application with social impact and keep pace with the digital transformation sweeping the education sector. The ceremony was attended by members of the academic community, panel judges, and students, who celebrated the winning teams and applauded their achievements. The victors received commemorative awards.
Sharjah 24
16-04-2025
- Science
- Sharjah 24
UOS announces winners of thrilling UOS-3M competition
The competition serves as a powerful platform for students to hone critical communication skills. Prof. Youssef Haik, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, emphasised the broader impact of this initiative, stating, "The 3M competition equips our students with invaluable tools for effective communication, enabling them to articulate complex ideas with clarity and impact, a crucial skill for their future endeavors." These skills are honed through specialised workshops and preliminary contests, preparing students to craft compelling presentations and refine their persuasive abilities. Prof. Maher Omar, Director of the ILHE, highlighted the strong participation and enthusiasm that defined this year's competition. Praising the dedication of the judging panels and organisers, he noted that 38 exceptional finalists in both the undergraduate and graduate categories took part in the final competition. These finalists were first nominated by their colleges, then attended rigorous workshops on presentation skills. A celebratory ceremony honored the winners, recognising their exceptional ability to communicate complex research in an engaging and accessible manner. In the graduate category, Sara Louay from the College of Pharmacy secured first place, followed by Najma Noor Islam from the College of Sciences in second, Ahlam Wissam from the College of Sciences in third, and Amina Abdel Azim from the College of Health Sciences in fourth. The coveted audience choice award was bestowed upon Omar Mohammed from the College of Engineering, recognising his ability to captivate and engage the audience. In the undergraduate category, Salama Nizar from the College of Medicine claimed the top spot, with Judy Maqsoud from the College of Health Sciences earning second place, Aryam Al-Saadi from the College of Pharmacy securing third, and Shaden Abdul Razzaq from the College of Pharmacy rounding out the top finalists. Mohammed Al-Kubaisi, also from the College of Medicine, captured the audience's attention and took home the audience choice award.
