Abu Dhabi’s Mohamed Bin Zayed University for Humanities has teamed up with the Digital School to transform digital education and promote continuous learning using advanced technologies. According to WAM, the agreement, signed by Dr. Najla Al Naqbi, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at the university, and Dr. Waleed Al Ali, Secretary General of the Digital School, aims to create flexible and innovative learning opportunities through digital platforms.

The partnership will focus on sharing expertise, developing advanced digital education programs, and launching pilot projects. It will also provide vocational training for students in various fields and host joint cultural and scientific events to encourage knowledge sharing and collaboration. The initiative aligns with sustainable development goals and leverages artificial intelligence to enhance educational content globally.

Dr. Al Naqbi emphasized that this collaboration is a strategic move to strengthen the UAE’s digital education capabilities, equipping students with skills to meet the demands of a fast-evolving digital world. Dr. Al Ali added that the partnership reflects the UAE’s vision for educational excellence and the spread of digital culture.

This cooperation highlights a shared commitment to integrating innovative digital curricula and fostering global interaction among students, ensuring continued learning and skill development for the future workforce.