The sixth cohort of MBZUAI's Executive Program (MEP) has concluded, with 42 UAE leaders graduating after completing the 16-week training. The program aims to strengthen participants’ understanding of AI and drive AI-driven transformation within their organizations. Participants learned from MBZUAI faculty and experts from institutions like MIT, UC Berkeley, and industry leaders from Palantir and e&. Why it matters: This program reflects the UAE's commitment to developing AI leadership and effectively adopting AI solutions across critical sectors, equipping decision-makers with technical knowledge and strategic insights.
MBZUAI's Executive Program (MEP) graduated its fourth cohort of 42 UAE-based leaders, bringing the total to 166 graduates since 2021. The 12-week program focused on AI's potential to transform society with an emphasis on sustainability. Capstone projects included AI-powered solutions for food security, child exploitation prevention, disease screening, supply chain resilience, and AI training. Why it matters: This program cultivates a new generation of leaders equipped to leverage AI for sustainable development, aligning with the UAE's strategic priorities and positioning the nation as a hub for ethical AI innovation.
MBZUAI celebrated the graduation of 41 leaders from UAE government and business in its inaugural Executive Program. The program, launched in September 2021, included 12 weeks of coursework and collaborative projects. Participants developed AI solutions for employee assessment, net-zero goals, and early detection of cardiovascular disease. Why it matters: The program aims to cultivate AI leadership within the UAE, addressing national challenges and fostering economic transformation.
MBZUAI concluded the second edition of its Executive Program (MEP) with 43 UAE leaders from public and private sectors completing 12 weeks of coursework. The program covered AI and machine learning topics, AI ethics and policymaking, and robotics, taught by global AI leaders. Participants addressed UAE national challenges with AI research solutions as part of a capstone project. Why it matters: This program aims to enhance AI capabilities and knowledge among UAE leaders, fostering innovation and increasing efficiency across various sectors.
The fifth edition of the MBZUAI Executive Program (MEP) concluded with 44 leaders from UAE's public and private sectors generating six innovative AI-driven ideas. Participants engaged in 16 weeks of learning, including modules on AI fundamentals, industry changes, policy, and ethics, with instruction from MBZUAI, UC Berkeley, and other top institutions. The capstone projects focused on using AI to solve national challenges under the theme of sustainability, including an AI-driven personalized learning platform for UAE schools. Why it matters: The program demonstrates MBZUAI's role in shaping future leaders and fostering AI innovation to address national priorities in the UAE.