Najah Dubai 2025, the UAE’s leading international higher education fair, opened at the Dubai World Trade Centre, bringing together more than 100 universities from over 20 countries.
The three-day event, supported by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, aims to equip Emirati students with the skills and insights needed to thrive in future job markets.
This year’s edition focuses on strengthening links between education and industry while promoting informed academic choices aligned with national economic priorities. The initiative reflects the UAE’s broader vision of building a sustainable, future-ready education ecosystem.
The opening day saw strong participation from students, parents, and educators exploring academic programmes, scholarships, and emerging disciplines such as artificial intelligence, data analytics, and health sciences. The event reinforces Dubai’s growing reputation as a global hub for higher education and cross-border collaboration.
Organisers highlighted that Najah 2025 goes beyond traditional exhibitions by offering career-mapping workshops, mentorship sessions, and discussions with leading educators and industry experts. These experiences aim to connect academic learning with real-world relevance and help students plan their educational journeys strategically.
Following the Dubai edition, Najah will expand its regional presence with upcoming events in Abu Dhabi from 19–21 October and in Doha from 15–17 November, extending its role in shaping the future of education across the Gulf.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
