Mastering Horizon Europe Proposals from Participation to Leadership

Want to increase your chances of securing Horizon Europe funding? Join this exclusive NU Academic Event organized by Nile University's Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP) in collaboration with the DAAD Cairo Office and gain practical insights into the complete proposal development process, from identifying the right funding calls and building strong international partnerships to mastering the Excellence, Impact, and Implementation framework required for successful proposals. This workshop is exclusively available to the Nile University academic community and is part of the Capacity Building

Nile University Forges Strategic Partnership with China-BRICS SIIP to Drive Global Innovation

We are proud to announce that Nile University has officially signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Tan Kah Kee High Technology Research Institute, the operating entity of the China-BRICS Science and Innovation Incubation Park for the New Era (China-BRICS SIIP). This milestone partnership aims to bridge ecosystems between Egypt and China, fostering collaboration in technology transfer, intellectual property development, and entrepreneurship within the BRICS+ framework. The signing ceremony was graced by Nile University’s Acting President, Dr. Essam Roushdy, and Mr. Zhang

Egypt uses 5 million tonnes of plastic a year. Here's the map to using less

By Ahmed Saleh, Executive Director, IECC (Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Competitiveness Center), Nile University, and Irene Samy, Director, SESC (Smart Engineering Systems Research Center) and Professor of Industrial Engineering, Nile University Every year, Egypt consumes about 5 million tonnes of plastic and throws away close to 2.9 million tonnes of plastic waste. Three polymers, PET, polyethylene, and polypropylene, make up 87 percent of that waste. Put another way, the average person in Egypt goes through somewhere between 350 and 560 plastic bags a year. The national target is to bring

Will AI Replace Tomorrow’s Workforce? A Calmer Answer for Parents of Future Leaders

By Ahmed Saleh, Acting Marketing Director and Executive Director of Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Nile University If you have a teenager deciding what to study, you’ve probably felt the worry so many Egyptian parents share right now: by the time they graduate, will artificial intelligence have taken the job they trained for? It’s a fair question. It also has a calmer answer than the headlines suggest. Yesterday on MBC Masr, Dr. Ahmed ElMahdy, Acting Vice President for Research and Dean of the School of Information Technology and Computer Science at Nile University, made the point plainly
Management of Technology School

Professional Master's in MOT

Built around a real problem in your own organisation. Output: a defensible technical report your sponsor can act on. Designed to prepare directors and senior managers for executive and P&L roles where technology is the driver.
Location
On-Campus & Online
Duration
36 Credit hours - 2 Years
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