Nile University Overview

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Nile University Overview
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Outline

• Vision Mission (Dr. M.Allam)
• Characteristics of NU
• Academic Programs
• Management of Technology (Dr. T.Khalil)
• NU Technology Engine (Dr. M.Hidayet)
• NU Campus (Dr. O.Moselhy)
• How is NU Different (Dr. R.Guindi)
• Expatriates Information Sharing

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Vision

• Educating the Leaders
• of a Technology-Driven Economy

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Mission

• To be a world-class research university that
  provides leading edge graduate programs and
  training, and carry out large-scale
  interdisciplinary research in collaboration with
  industry, other universities and research
  establishments - in Egypt and abroad - in
  targeted areas of critical impact to the national
  and regional economies.

The university is to complement other
institutions of higher learning in Egypt, respond
to society needs, and provide a learning and
research environment that supports and promotes
excellence, innovation, entrepreneurship,
environmental stewardship, teamwork, professional
conduct and ethics.
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Specific Objectives

• Graduate future entrepreneurs capable of managing
  technology in a global environment
• Promote research, protection of intellectual
  property rights and technology start-ups
• Foster university-industry-government
  collaboration for developing various fields of
  technology to boost economy
• Improve competitiveness of Egyptian businesses
  locally and internationally

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Characteristics of NU

• A Primarily Graduate University
• Specializes in Technology and Management
• Embodies a New Model of Cooperation between
  University, Industry, and Government
• Strong Partnerships with World-Class Universities
  and Industry
• NGO, Non-Profit

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NU Academic Programs
Franchise degree from foreign U Partnerships
joint degrees Collaboration degree from
NU Independent degree from NU
Delivery Models
Communication Information Technology
Hybrid (Program-based)
Engineering Applied Sciences
Graduate Programs MBA, PhD Continuing
Education Professional Training
Graduate Programs MSc, PhD Continuing
Education Professional Training
IESE Business School
EDP 2004 EDP 2005 EMBA
MOUs with a number of universities
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Management of Technology
Communication Information Technology
Engineering Applied Sciences
Graduate Programs MBA, PhD Continuing
Education Professional Training
Graduate Programs MSc, PhD Continuing
Education Professional Training
A IT B Communication C Manufacturing D
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A Framework for MOT
Research Universities (Science)
MBA
MOT
Engineering
Corporate Research (Technology)
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Engineering/ Science
MOT
Management
Discipline-based knowledge Engineering
Systems Computing Applications Manufacturing
Technology Design (DFA, etc.) Risk
Analysis Control Theory CAD/CAM Quality
Assurance/Statistics Operations
Research MIS/DSS Reverse Engineering Awareness of
Available Technologies
Strategic/Long-Term Issues Relating Technology
Science and Technology Policy Process of
Technological Innovations RD Management RD
Infrastructure and Technological
Change Technological Entrepreneurship and New
Ventures Product/Process Life Cycles Technological
Forecasting and Planning Technological
Innovations and Strategic Planning Technology
Transfer International Technology Transfer and
the role of Multinational Corporations Technologi
cal Risk Analysis and Assessment Technology and
Economic Analysis Technology and Human, Social
and Cultural issues Training and Education Issues
in Mngmt. of Technology Mngmt. of Technology in
Manufacturing Industries Mngmt. of Technology in
Service Industries Information Technology and
Other Emerging Technologies Manufacturing
Marketing and After Market Interface Technological
Change and Organizational Structure Management
of Technical Projects Financing Technology and
Financial Decision Making Quality and
Productivity Issues Methodologies in Mngmt. of
Technology
Finance Marketing Business Policy/Strategy Control
/Accounting Organizational behavior Human
Resource Management Production and Operations
Management RD Management Managerial Decision
Theory/Statistics/Operations Research/Macroeconomi
cs/ International Trade Microeconomics M
IS/DSS
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NU Technology Engine
Experts Faculty
Contracts
Students
Recruits
Degree Candi- dates
Tuition Fees
Students
Qualified Grads
Revenue
Components of Total Revenue
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Nile University Campus
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Educational Building
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Student Center
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Administration Building
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How is NU Different

• NU Product
• Advanced technology teams
• Opportunities that attract, train, and graduate
  leaders
• Technology Engine
• Driven by RD projects
• Tightly coupled with industry
• Complemented by academic degrees

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A Holistic Approach
All parts tell a consistent story
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Critical Components
Primary Focus ICT (Information
Communication Technology) Software
engineering Network security Embedded
systems Wireless technology
Multinationals Egyptian companies Small medium
enterprises IT Communication Electronics Oth
er
Industry Links
Focus
Expatriates
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Returning Sabbaticals Overseas cooperation
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Thank You
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Expatriates Information Sharing
Information Sheet Purpose To update and/or
complete your contact information as to your area
of expertise, your availability and modality of
cooperation with Nile University. Part I
Contact Information Name       Address
      Email       Telephone       The next two
sections are for the academic and business
communities, please fill at least one section and
feel free to fill both if applicable. Part II
University Community Ph.D. from       Year
      Field       Present position
      Academic Institution       Major areas
of research 1-       2-       and 3-
      Graduate Courses taught in the last 5
years 1-       2-       3-       4-
      Your next sabbatical leave will commence on
     , for a duration of 6 month 12
month other       If you are
considering early retirement, would you be
interested in joining NU in full time capacity?
Yes No If yes, when
can you join NU       Are you prepared to engage
in joint supervision of graduate students?
Yes No If yes, can you host students at your
university? Yes No If yes, can you provide
financial support for students hosted at your
university? Yes (how much? Please provide a
range       USD) No Part III Business
Community Education Degree      
University       Year       Field
      Name of Company       Address of
Company       Company product       Present
position       Area of responsibility
      Research conducted by your company
       Are you interested in joining NU? Yes
No If yes, in what capacity? Full time
Part time Other       Start date       How
can you participate in / support Nile University
activities?       Would you be willing to engage
in joint research between NU and your company?
Yes No Can you host NU research students at
your company? Paid Unpaid No Can your
company sponsor graduate and continued education
for its employees at NU? Yes No Would
your company be interested in outsourcing RD
work to NU? Yes No If yes, what type of
work?      
I Coordinates
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II Academic
III Business