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SALU approves dual degree policy, new AI course
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GEMS Education has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Oracle to equip GEMS secondary students and alumni with futureproof, industry-recognised digital skills. As part of the collaboration, GEMS schools will participate in Oracle University’s Skills Development Initiative (SDI), which offers access to high-quality learning content and foundational certification in Artificial Intelligence (AI), data analytics, [] The post GEMS Education and Oracle Prepare UAE Students for the AI Economy appeared first on Middle East News 247.
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· Jul 6, 2026
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Related coverage for "SALU approves dual degree policy, new AI course": Middle East News 247 — GEMS Education and Oracle Prepare UAE Students for the AI Economy. Independent Journal Review — University Offering Training Programs For Healthcare Workers To ‘Be Up To Speed’ In AI . ASCD SmartBrief — 4 states mandate AI policies, emphasize safety, ethics. ArcaMax — Gov. Pritzker signs first-in-nation Illinois law requiring third-party safety audits for AI giants. DNyuz — AI-enabled cheating is forcing some schools to go analog. Kathimerini — Ionian University expands AI literacy across disciplines