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"CSE Grad Games Night" fosters fun, community and connection
Graduate students from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) recently came together for a vibrant evening of games, networking, and community building at the "CSE Grad Games Night". Organized by the CSE Graduate Society, the...
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Season of possibilities: AUS Sharakah Program engages partner schools to nurture a dynamic educational ecosystem
... and November 2025 were alive with color, curiosity and connection at American University of Sharjah (AUS), as the Office of Enrollment ... students leaning forward in their seats, sparking new ideas about how learning can be playful, hands-on and deeply rewarding. ...
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AUS student filmmakers showcased in First Takes at Sharjah Film Platform 2025
... Bachelor of Arts in Media Communication . About the films nominated for First Takes Several of the trailers for the ... Mubarak in 2024, is about three young Emirati men finding connection and reflection through off-roading in the Sharjah desert, blending ...
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AUS College of Engineering invests AED 264,900 in student-led projects through Undergraduate Research Grants
... and contribute to real knowledge rather than just learning about it in class. This kind of support shows us that our ideas matter and that ... make a meaningful impact as undergraduates.” Vidha’s connection to research at AUS extends beyond the classroom and the laboratory. ...
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From AUS to NUS: CAS graduate goes straight from Bachelor's to PhD
... Chemistry graduate Durga Chandrashekhar talks about her bold leap from an AUS undergraduate degree to doctoral research in ... and bring this knowledge beyond the classroom.” Her connection to Singapore also played a role. “Having lived there during middle ...
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Designing for healing: AUS student project recognized in the 51st World Architecture Community Awards
... with leather upholstery and wood, enhancing comfort and connection. Towards the end, I added a curved perforated stone wall, which ... the water.” “To me, this project was about creating architecture that moves with the landscape. My intention was to ...
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Life After Life: AUS student Jana Khalifa on her acclaimed documentary about life after loss
... During class, Dr. Matt Zytkoskee briefly, but openly, shared about losing his wife to cancer, and I witnessed first-hand the impact this had ... me from the writing course, we still needed to build a connection and get to know each other before the story could really come to ...
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Powered by industry, driven by innovation: AUS Senior Design Projects turn ideas into real-world solutions
... the most recent cycle, one project stood out for its direct connection to the traveling public. Industrial engineering students Leen Adel ... digital devices using only eye movement. To learn more about CEN, visit www.aus.edu/cen . Hide on News Hub: ...
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Cooking up change: AUS launches Green Teaching Kitchen in partnership with Sheraa
... learning is hands-on and practical. Students discover a connection to food and learn how to make healthy, affordable meals despite busy ... classes taught me just how powerful it is to be intentional about the ingredients and food I choose. Creating tasty, nourishing meals with ...
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Academic Support Center (ASC)
... we’re glad you’re here! Our goal is to help you think about university education as a world of possibilities. We recognize academic ... at times, but with the right support and a genuine connection to yourself, it becomes a journey of growth, and I promise, you’ve ...

