MUSCAT: A high-level conference focused on the role of emerging technologies in advancing higher education and guiding the digital transformation of universities is currently underway in Muscat.
The two-day event was officially inaugurated under the patronage of His Highness Sayyid Nadir bin Al Julanda bin Majid Al Said, Secretary-General at the Diwan of Royal Court.
Bringing together 35 local and international experts, the conference serves as a platform for exchanging insights on the integration of modern technologies into education and exploring the latest global trends in this evolving sector.
The conference features five key sessions, each addressing a distinct dimension of technology’s impact on education:
The conference also includes discussions on AI applications in industry, cybersecurity, and digital storytelling, bridging the gap between academia and real-world technological advancements.
Complementing the in-person sessions, three virtual sessions are being held on key themes:
On the sidelines, a student exhibition is showcasing innovative projects developed by university students. The display highlights practical applications of emerging technologies across a wide range of disciplines including humanities, information technology, business administration, economics, and English language studies.
The event reflects Oman’s commitment to embracing advanced technologies in education and preparing its academic institutions for a future defined by digital innovation and global collaboration.
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