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MBZUAI hosts Student Opportunities Fair to connect AI talent with leading companies in the UAE

MBZUAI ·

MBZUAI hosted a virtual Student Opportunities Fair, connecting its AI students with UAE employers. 26 companies including ADNOC, Etihad, Huawei, and Majid Al Futtaim attended the fair. Students explored internships ranging from NLP to big data applications. Why it matters: The event highlights the growing demand for AI talent in the UAE and MBZUAI's role in developing a skilled workforce for the nation's AI ambitions.

Big names on campus

KAUST ·

KAUST held its 7th annual Career Fair, featuring preparation workshops and an alumni panel. The panel included engineers, innovators, and entrepreneurs from Saudi Aramco, SABIC, Taibah University, and Dow Chemical. Panelists emphasized pursuing passions, professional conduct, and demonstrating value to prospective employers. Why it matters: Such events help connect KAUST graduates with leading companies in Saudi Arabia, fostering local talent development and contributing to the Kingdom's knowledge economy.

Supporting student career development

KAUST ·

KAUST held its Eighth Annual Fall Career Fair on October 26, with representatives from the KAUST Discovery Company engaging with students. An alumni panel featured Mona Alsomali (DOW), Hussain Shibli (KAA-CARE), and Mustafa Mousa (Sadeem) offering career insights. Hussain Shibli, director general at King Abdullah City for Atomic and Renewable Energy, also participated in the alumni panel. Why it matters: The career fair and alumni engagement highlight KAUST's efforts to connect students with industry opportunities and support career development in Saudi Arabia.

MBZUAI future AI leaders explore internships, career inspiration at the university’s fair

MBZUAI ·

MBZUAI hosted its second in-person Internships and Opportunities Fair, connecting master's and doctoral students with 37 organizations from the UAE's private and public sectors. Companies like ADNOC, Dubai Police, and Etihad Airways showcased short-term and permanent AI-related opportunities. An industry panel discussion featuring DHL and General Motors gave career advice. Why it matters: The event highlights the increasing demand for AI expertise within the UAE and MBZUAI's role in contributing to the nation's AI capabilities.

MBZUAI students connect with industry partners to secure internship and career opportunities

MBZUAI ·

MBZUAI held its fourth annual Internships and Opportunities Fair, connecting over 160 students with 48 industry partners. The fair provided a platform for students to explore internships and career opportunities in AI-related fields. Participating companies included ADNOC, Abu Dhabi Police, e&, and IBM. Why it matters: The event highlights the growing demand for AI talent in the UAE and MBZUAI's role in supplying skilled graduates to the local AI ecosystem.

Creating AI career opportunities

MBZUAI ·

MBZUAI hosted its first in-person Opportunities Fair on September 7, connecting graduate students with 38 employers from various industries. Companies like ADNOC, Mubadala, DP World, G42, and McKinsey participated in the event, which included an exhibition and career development workshops. MBZUAI ranks 24th globally in AI, computer vision, machine learning, and NLP. Why it matters: This fair highlights the growing demand for AI talent in the UAE and MBZUAI's role in supplying qualified graduates to meet this demand.

Connecting MBZUAI students with internship and post-graduate research and industry opportunities

MBZUAI ·

MBZUAI held its third annual Internships and Opportunities Fair, connecting students with over 40 potential employers including Etihad, e&, Abu Dhabi Police, ADNOC and Bayanat.ai. Over 100 master’s and Ph.D. students in CV, ML, and NLP will undertake summer internships, while graduating students explored full-time positions. The event featured speed interviews and coaching to support students in securing AI roles across sectors like health, telecommunications, and finance. Why it matters: This fair facilitates the integration of MBZUAI-trained AI talent into the UAE's expanding tech ecosystem, addressing the growing demand for AI expertise.

Future talent matters

KAUST ·

The KAUST Future Talent Conference, held alongside the Spring Career Fair, focused on preparing Saudi youth for the rapidly changing economy. Speakers emphasized KAUST's role in aligning education with Vision 2030 and industry needs. KAUST is adapting to support the Kingdom's development through research and empowering the next generation. Why it matters: The event highlights the strategic importance of talent development and industry collaboration in realizing Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 goals in technology and innovation.