Muaz Shabandri

US warship in Dubai after 
Pak humanitarian mission

DUBAI — Returning from a flood-relief operation in Pakistan, USS Peleliu, an amphibious assault ship, docked for repairs at the Jebel Ali port last Friday. En route to US, the ship carries over 2,300 crew including sailors, airmen, senior officers and support staff.

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Freedom flotilla to set sail for Gaza again

DUBAI — In an attempt to channel aid to Gaza through the sea, the Free Gaza Movement will launch a second Freedom flotilla operation by the end of this year. Undeterred by the Israeli army’s attack on the first flotilla fleet, the second attempt will be even bigger, according to the organisers.

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Career in making people look good

Fancy a career in making people look beautiful? Or even better, working in a top class spa as a spa therapist. Beauty education is fast taking shape as a lucrative option for students all over the world as specialised training centres are opening up for students in the UAE.

UAE student perfects unique robot design

DUBAI — Building a robot is not every student’s obsession, but Hassan Shariq is not one of those students. A mechanical engineering student, Hassan perfected a unique robot that can travel over any terrain while changing its shape.

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Career in making people look good

Fancy a career in making people look beautiful? Or even better, working in a top class spa as a spa therapist. Beauty education is fast taking shape as a lucrative option for students all over the world as specialised training centres are opening up for students in the UAE.

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IHT ‘Middle East with Reuters’ edition launched

DUBAI — It’s been 113 years since the first International Herald Tribune (IHT) newspaper went on sale and throughout the decades, it has aimed to provide readers with information they demand. From Thursday, it started offering a little different package: It launched a special ‘Middle East with Reuters’ edition.

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Focus on research in UAE universities

Several universities in the UAE are shifting focus to include research-based programmes in their latest course offerings. Thriving on a growing need to improve the quality of research in the region, a growing number of students are undertaking research in an attempt to better understand the social, political and institutional problems facing the region.

Getting down to business

In the backdrop of a global economic slowdown, many business schools across the country are redesigning their syllabus to groom students and help them cope with a withering employment market.