First-year Cyber Security students from Middlesex University (MDX) Dubai demonstrated their learning at the Gulf Information Security Expo & Conference (GISEC) with a strong finish in the Capture The Flag (CTF) competition. GISEC is the region’s largest information security expo and brings together thousands of cybersecurity professionals, government officials, and global tech companies to showcase the latest technologies, discuss emerging threats, and foster international collaboration. Representing the Middlesex Innovation Hub (MIH) students Zainab Arslan Dar, Eshaal Umair Lodhi, Adrea Fernandes, Anastasia Kajalic, and Jeanette Susan Joice achieved a remarkable top six finish, competing with over 50 teams from across the UAE.Zainab said: “As a team we thoroughly enjoyed competing alongside students from universities across the UAE. For most of our team members, this was our first CTF experience, and the final round served as an incredible learning opportunity. We’re determined to keep learning, improve our skills, and come back even stronger in the next CTF.”Eshaal added: “While we didn’t win this year, the experience was immensely valuable. It pushed us to adapt quickly, learn on the fly, and work under constraints; skills that are just as important as technical knowledge in cybersecurity.”Their performance highlighted the university’s strong academic foundation and the enthusiasm and potential of its students. The team were mentored and supported by MDX Faculty members Dr Engie Bashir, Dr Maha Saadeh, Dr Judhi Prasetyo, and Dr Chinnu Mary George.The university also hosted a dedicated pod space within the exhibition, where students presented a range of innovative projects, exhibiting practical solutions to real-world cyber challenges, highlighting the hands-on approach of the university’s curriculum. Professor Cedwyn Fernandes, Pro-Vice Chancellor Middlesex University, Director Middlesex University Dubai, and Professor Fehmida Hussain, Deputy Director Engagement and Student Experience, Head of CEI, met with senior management from industry partner EC-Council to explore collaborative opportunities at the event.These partnerships enhance the university’s reputation in the cybersecurity sector, offering students more access to certifications, internships, and experience.Dr Engie Bashir, Senior Lecturer in CEI, MDX Dubai, said: “GISEC 2025 was a powerful reflection of our undergraduate students’ drive and potential. Watching our first-year team excel in a national CTF competition and witnessing the energy at our MIH pod was incredibly rewarding. This experience validates our commitment to hands-on, real-world learning and reinforces our focus on developing cybersecurity talent equipped for the challenges of tomorrow.”Opportunities to attend professional industry events like GISEX and GITEX are some of the many benefits of MDX Dubai’s CEI department. Apply today.

At the prestigious World Police Summit 2025, Dubai Police and Middlesex University Dubai solidified their ongoing collaboration with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). The agreement was signed by Major General Ahmad Thani Bin Ghalita, Director of the General Department of Forensic Science and Criminology at Dubai Police, and Professor Cedwyn Fernandes, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Middlesex University and Director, Middlesex University Dubai.This MoU builds on a successful three-year partnership between the two institutions. Notably, the Insights Lab, led by Dr Krishnadas Nanath, has been instrumental in joint research initiatives with Dubai Police, focusing on forensic science, criminology, and AI-driven tools for investigative purposes. In the past year, nine MSc Data Science and MSc Cybersecurity students completed their thesis projects in collaboration with Dubai Police, contributing to advancements in forensic analytics and security.Beyond research, Dubai Police professionals have enhanced the curriculum at Middlesex University Dubai, actively teaching as adjunct faculty in the School of Computer Engineering and Informatics. Their involvement brings real-world insights into policing, security, and forensic science, benefiting both students and faculty.The new MoU not only strengthens existing ties but also paves the way for expanded collaborative research, co-development of academic programmes, and joint events. It will also explore next-generation technologies in policing and forensic science, reinforcing Middlesex University Dubai’s commitment to applied AI for public safety and its alignment with the UAE's vision for smart governance.

We are proud to announce that Desirée Barreto, a final-year BA (Hons) Digital Media and Communications student at Middlesex University Dubai, has been selected as one of nine emerging creatives in the 2024-25 cohort of The Assembly for the annual Youth Takeover at Jameel Arts Centre, Dubai. Desirée’s participation in this esteemed programme is a recognition of her outstanding talent and potential in the creative field.The Youth Takeover, running from 10 May to 2 June 2025, marks the culmination of a year-long talent development journey. Curated by The Assembly members, the exhibition titled Spoon Spade Shovel invites audiences to explore how tools, both literal and metaphorical, shape our ability to excavate, reflect, and play with meaning. This year’s exhibition spans interactive media, audiovisual works, and installations, all presented by a diverse group of UAE-based artists. Desirée, alongside the talented cohort, has been instrumental in curating and organising this interdisciplinary exhibition.The Assembly, which launched in 2018, is an intensive programme designed to support and nurture the next generation of artistic leaders in the UAE. The selected creatives, aged 18-25, go through a rigorous nomination and interview process. Out of 163 nominations, Desirée’s selection as one of the nine members of The Assembly cohort is a remarkable achievement and speaks to her dedication and passion for her craft.As part of her involvement in the Youth Takeover, Desirée will present her own activation titled me.me.con, a dynamic installation exploring digital identity, self-perception, and the intersection of technology and human connection. Visitors are invited to experience this engaging work on 18 May 2025, between 4-8 PM. Desirée’s contribution is a thought-provoking piece that aligns with the broader theme of the exhibition, encouraging reflection on the tools we use to create and remake meaning in our digital age.Desirée is part of a diverse cohort, which includes multimedia designer and writer Desirée Barreto, alongside visual artists, designers, poets, architects, and researchers, all of whom come from various cultural backgrounds. The exhibition features new commissions from local creatives, with works from artists such as Ayesha Fernandes, Angie Pais, Khaled Esguerra, Fatma Al Ali, and many more.As part of the Spoon Spade Shovel experience, the exhibition also includes a range of public programmes, including live music activations, performances, and experimental workshops, offering the community an opportunity to engage with the exhibition’s themes. These programmes are free and open to all, making the Youth Takeover a truly inclusive and interactive cultural event.We would like to extend our heartfelt congratulations to Desirée for her remarkable achievement in being selected for The Assembly and her significant contribution to the Youth Takeover. We are proud to see her representing Middlesex University Dubai at such a prestigious event, further solidifying our commitment to fostering creative talent and supporting our students in their academic and professional journeys.For more details on the Youth Takeover and to experience me.me.con, visit here.

On Saturday 10 May 2025, Middlesex University Dubai hosted the third edition of the much-anticipated Icon Show. The high-profile show, which serves as a graduate showcase for the BA Hons Fashion students, welcomes a jury of global fashion experts to crown one student as the ultimate winner of the Icon Trophy.  Twelve students, who are some of the UAE’s most promising emerging designers, presented their final collections to fashion elite at their Dubai Knowledge Park campus.  The panel of judges included Mohammad Abdullah, President of the Dubai Institute of Design and Innovation; Dina Melwani, Founder of Dina Melwani Couture; Joy Ejaria, Editor at Ahlan magazine; and Sophie Claudel, Director at L’Ecole School of Jewelery  Arts at Van Cleef & Arpels; with their fashion calibre ensuring the event was a high-profile celebration of the creative talent emerging from the UAE.  Each graduate presented a six-look collection that reflected three years of design development, textile experimentation, and digital innovation. For the first time, students also debuted diffusion lines: commercial-ready garments tailored for the high street and ready-to-wear markets, developed as part of a newly introduced module.    This expansion reflects the programme’s goal of preparing students not just as artists, but as adaptable professionals for today’s fashion ecosystem.  Mohammad Abdullah shared his thoughts on the event: "The fashion landscape in the United Arab Emirates is undergoing a remarkable evolution - fuelled by cultural diversity, innovation, and a bold spirit of expression.    “As President of the Dubai Institute of Design and Innovation, I am honoured to serve as a jury member for Icon Show 2025. This event not only showcases the creative excellence of the graduating talents but also underscores the region’s commitment to shaping a globally competitive design future. Supporting young designers at this pivotal moment is both a responsibility and a privilege."  Dina Melwani, Founder of Dina Melwani Couture and MDX alumna, expressed her pride in returning to the university as a judge:  "It’s incredibly fulfilling to see how the BA (Hons) Fashion programme has evolved over the years. Watching the students present their final collections and seeing the confidence with which they step into the professional world is a testament to the incredible education they’ve received here at MDX Dubai. The passion and technical skills on display tonight are a strong indication that these designers are ready for the global stage."  The Icon Trophy: A Triumph of Creative Leadership  The highlight of the evening was the prestigious Icon Trophy, awarded to the graduate whose collection best embodied leadership, innovation, and creative courage. The trophy was presented to Ishika Nandi for her groundbreaking collection, ‘A Perfect Paradox’, which captures the relentless battle between perfection and imperfection and left a lasting impression on the panel of judges.  Ishika spoke about the inspiration behind the collection: “Winning this award means the world to me - it’s the culmination of three years of dedication, creativity, and personal growth. My collection explores the duality within me, the desire for perfection and the freedom to embrace imperfection. I’m passionate about storytelling, and I use each collection to explore conflicts and emotions.  “I’m incredibly grateful to my faculty at Middlesex University Dubai for their constant support and guidance throughout this journey, I wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for them. In the future I hope to launch my own label and continue creating collections that reflect who I am.”  Vaishali Raj, Head of Fashion, MDX Dubai, said: “In limits, there is freedom. Creativity thrives within structure. Throughout their years at university, deadlines have taught the students discipline, feedback has encouraged their growth, and teamwork has shown them empathy. Those are lessons our young designers will carry far beyond the classroom.”  Professor Cedwyn Fernandes, Pro-Vice Chancellor Middlesex University and Director, Middlesex University Dubai, said: “The Icon Show is a representation of the collective ambition we have here at MDX Dubai - to foster creativity, collaboration, and professional readiness. It’s inspiring to see our students step confidently into the industry, ready to leave their mark on the global fashion stage."  Throughout their projects, students collaborated with manufacturers to develop bespoke digital prints and sustainable textiles, working alongside partners such as Inglot, L’Amour Institute of Beauty, and Ethical Elements. In5 awarded vouchers to standout talents, while World Arabia served as media partner, extending the event’s impact beyond campus walls.   Shape your future in fashion with MDX Dubai — and step into the spotlight. Applications are open now for the September 2025 intake of the BA Honours Fashion.

Are you looking for an engaging and enriching way for your child to spend their summer? Middlesex University (MDX) Dubai invites students from across the UAE and beyond to join our exciting MDX Study Camps, running throughout the summer at our vibrant campus.Our summer camps in Dubai are designed to inspire young minds, build new skills, and provide a taste of university life. Whether your child wants to improve their English, explore potential degree subjects, or simply make the most of the summer break, we have a camp that suits their interests.MDX English CampPerfect for international students or non-native English speakers, the MDX English Camp focuses on improving speaking, reading, writing, and listening skills in a fun, interactive environment. This is an excellent opportunity to build confidence in English while enjoying cultural activities and meeting new friends from around the world.MDX Subject-Specific Study CampIs your child passionate about a particular subject? Our Subject-Specific Study Camp offer hands-on, immersive experiences across a variety of academic areas including:Creative IndustriesLaw and PsychologyBusiness, Sustainability and EntrepreneurshipAI, Robotics and CodingThese academic camps in Dubai are delivered by our experienced university faculty and give students early exposure to university-level study, helping them explore future career paths in a supportive and stimulating setting.MDX Summer CampExperience an unforgettable summer adventure at the MDX Summer Camp in Dubai! This immersive programme offers students the unique opportunity to experience university life firsthand while exploring future academic pathways through specialised workshops. These workshops are carefully curated to develop practical skills, spark creativity, and deepen students' understanding of various subject areas.Our campers also enjoy exciting excursions to Dubai’s iconic attractions, blending education with adventure. From cultural landmarks to thrilling entertainment venues, every moment of the MDX Summer Camp is designed to make summer both meaningful and memorable.Whether you're a local student or visiting from abroad, the MDX Summer Camp offers the perfect mix of learning, discovery, and fun.Why Choose The MDX Dubai Study Camps?Experience a world-class UK university campus in DubaiEngaging, interactive sessions taught by expert facultyAccess to modern facilities and collaborative learning spacesGreat opportunity to meet peers and make friendsSafe, supportive environment for young learnersLocation and DurationAll camps are held at Middlesex University Dubai, located in Dubai Knowledge Park. Weekly programmes run throughout the summer, with flexible options for multiple weeks.Enrol NowDon’t miss out on the ultimate summer learning experience! Whether you're looking for the best summer camps in Dubai for education, language improvement, or a fun learning experience, MDX Study Camps have something for everyone. Discover more: https://www.mdx.ac.ae/study-camps

First-year Cyber Security students from Middlesex University (MDX) Dubai demonstrated their learning at the Gulf Information Security Expo & Conference (GISEC) with a strong finish in the Capture The Flag (CTF) competition. GISEC is the region’s largest information security expo and brings together thousands of cybersecurity professionals, government officials, and global tech companies to showcase the latest technologies, discuss emerging threats, and foster international collaboration. Representing the Middlesex Innovation Hub (MIH) students Zainab Arslan Dar, Eshaal Umair Lodhi, Adrea Fernandes, Anastasia Kajalic, and Jeanette Susan Joice achieved a remarkable top six finish, competing with over 50 teams from across the UAE.Zainab said: “As a team we thoroughly enjoyed competing alongside students from universities across the UAE. For most of our team members, this was our first CTF experience, and the final round served as an incredible learning opportunity. We’re determined to keep learning, improve our skills, and come back even stronger in the next CTF.”Eshaal added: “While we didn’t win this year, the experience was immensely valuable. It pushed us to adapt quickly, learn on the fly, and work under constraints; skills that are just as important as technical knowledge in cybersecurity.”Their performance highlighted the university’s strong academic foundation and the enthusiasm and potential of its students. The team were mentored and supported by MDX Faculty members Dr Engie Bashir, Dr Maha Saadeh, Dr Judhi Prasetyo, and Dr Chinnu Mary George.The university also hosted a dedicated pod space within the exhibition, where students presented a range of innovative projects, exhibiting practical solutions to real-world cyber challenges, highlighting the hands-on approach of the university’s curriculum. Professor Cedwyn Fernandes, Pro-Vice Chancellor Middlesex University, Director Middlesex University Dubai, and Professor Fehmida Hussain, Deputy Director Engagement and Student Experience, Head of CEI, met with senior management from industry partner EC-Council to explore collaborative opportunities at the event.These partnerships enhance the university’s reputation in the cybersecurity sector, offering students more access to certifications, internships, and experience.Dr Engie Bashir, Senior Lecturer in CEI, MDX Dubai, said: “GISEC 2025 was a powerful reflection of our undergraduate students’ drive and potential. Watching our first-year team excel in a national CTF competition and witnessing the energy at our MIH pod was incredibly rewarding. This experience validates our commitment to hands-on, real-world learning and reinforces our focus on developing cybersecurity talent equipped for the challenges of tomorrow.”Opportunities to attend professional industry events like GISEX and GITEX are some of the many benefits of MDX Dubai’s CEI department. Apply today.

At the prestigious World Police Summit 2025, Dubai Police and Middlesex University Dubai solidified their ongoing collaboration with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). The agreement was signed by Major General Ahmad Thani Bin Ghalita, Director of the General Department of Forensic Science and Criminology at Dubai Police, and Professor Cedwyn Fernandes, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Middlesex University and Director, Middlesex University Dubai.This MoU builds on a successful three-year partnership between the two institutions. Notably, the Insights Lab, led by Dr Krishnadas Nanath, has been instrumental in joint research initiatives with Dubai Police, focusing on forensic science, criminology, and AI-driven tools for investigative purposes. In the past year, nine MSc Data Science and MSc Cybersecurity students completed their thesis projects in collaboration with Dubai Police, contributing to advancements in forensic analytics and security.Beyond research, Dubai Police professionals have enhanced the curriculum at Middlesex University Dubai, actively teaching as adjunct faculty in the School of Computer Engineering and Informatics. Their involvement brings real-world insights into policing, security, and forensic science, benefiting both students and faculty.The new MoU not only strengthens existing ties but also paves the way for expanded collaborative research, co-development of academic programmes, and joint events. It will also explore next-generation technologies in policing and forensic science, reinforcing Middlesex University Dubai’s commitment to applied AI for public safety and its alignment with the UAE's vision for smart governance.

We are proud to announce that Desirée Barreto, a final-year BA (Hons) Digital Media and Communications student at Middlesex University Dubai, has been selected as one of nine emerging creatives in the 2024-25 cohort of The Assembly for the annual Youth Takeover at Jameel Arts Centre, Dubai. Desirée’s participation in this esteemed programme is a recognition of her outstanding talent and potential in the creative field.The Youth Takeover, running from 10 May to 2 June 2025, marks the culmination of a year-long talent development journey. Curated by The Assembly members, the exhibition titled Spoon Spade Shovel invites audiences to explore how tools, both literal and metaphorical, shape our ability to excavate, reflect, and play with meaning. This year’s exhibition spans interactive media, audiovisual works, and installations, all presented by a diverse group of UAE-based artists. Desirée, alongside the talented cohort, has been instrumental in curating and organising this interdisciplinary exhibition.The Assembly, which launched in 2018, is an intensive programme designed to support and nurture the next generation of artistic leaders in the UAE. The selected creatives, aged 18-25, go through a rigorous nomination and interview process. Out of 163 nominations, Desirée’s selection as one of the nine members of The Assembly cohort is a remarkable achievement and speaks to her dedication and passion for her craft.As part of her involvement in the Youth Takeover, Desirée will present her own activation titled me.me.con, a dynamic installation exploring digital identity, self-perception, and the intersection of technology and human connection. Visitors are invited to experience this engaging work on 18 May 2025, between 4-8 PM. Desirée’s contribution is a thought-provoking piece that aligns with the broader theme of the exhibition, encouraging reflection on the tools we use to create and remake meaning in our digital age.Desirée is part of a diverse cohort, which includes multimedia designer and writer Desirée Barreto, alongside visual artists, designers, poets, architects, and researchers, all of whom come from various cultural backgrounds. The exhibition features new commissions from local creatives, with works from artists such as Ayesha Fernandes, Angie Pais, Khaled Esguerra, Fatma Al Ali, and many more.As part of the Spoon Spade Shovel experience, the exhibition also includes a range of public programmes, including live music activations, performances, and experimental workshops, offering the community an opportunity to engage with the exhibition’s themes. These programmes are free and open to all, making the Youth Takeover a truly inclusive and interactive cultural event.We would like to extend our heartfelt congratulations to Desirée for her remarkable achievement in being selected for The Assembly and her significant contribution to the Youth Takeover. We are proud to see her representing Middlesex University Dubai at such a prestigious event, further solidifying our commitment to fostering creative talent and supporting our students in their academic and professional journeys.For more details on the Youth Takeover and to experience me.me.con, visit here.

On Saturday 10 May 2025, Middlesex University Dubai hosted the third edition of the much-anticipated Icon Show. The high-profile show, which serves as a graduate showcase for the BA Hons Fashion students, welcomes a jury of global fashion experts to crown one student as the ultimate winner of the Icon Trophy.  Twelve students, who are some of the UAE’s most promising emerging designers, presented their final collections to fashion elite at their Dubai Knowledge Park campus.  The panel of judges included Mohammad Abdullah, President of the Dubai Institute of Design and Innovation; Dina Melwani, Founder of Dina Melwani Couture; Joy Ejaria, Editor at Ahlan magazine; and Sophie Claudel, Director at L’Ecole School of Jewelery  Arts at Van Cleef & Arpels; with their fashion calibre ensuring the event was a high-profile celebration of the creative talent emerging from the UAE.  Each graduate presented a six-look collection that reflected three years of design development, textile experimentation, and digital innovation. For the first time, students also debuted diffusion lines: commercial-ready garments tailored for the high street and ready-to-wear markets, developed as part of a newly introduced module.    This expansion reflects the programme’s goal of preparing students not just as artists, but as adaptable professionals for today’s fashion ecosystem.  Mohammad Abdullah shared his thoughts on the event: "The fashion landscape in the United Arab Emirates is undergoing a remarkable evolution - fuelled by cultural diversity, innovation, and a bold spirit of expression.    “As President of the Dubai Institute of Design and Innovation, I am honoured to serve as a jury member for Icon Show 2025. This event not only showcases the creative excellence of the graduating talents but also underscores the region’s commitment to shaping a globally competitive design future. Supporting young designers at this pivotal moment is both a responsibility and a privilege."  Dina Melwani, Founder of Dina Melwani Couture and MDX alumna, expressed her pride in returning to the university as a judge:  "It’s incredibly fulfilling to see how the BA (Hons) Fashion programme has evolved over the years. Watching the students present their final collections and seeing the confidence with which they step into the professional world is a testament to the incredible education they’ve received here at MDX Dubai. The passion and technical skills on display tonight are a strong indication that these designers are ready for the global stage."  The Icon Trophy: A Triumph of Creative Leadership  The highlight of the evening was the prestigious Icon Trophy, awarded to the graduate whose collection best embodied leadership, innovation, and creative courage. The trophy was presented to Ishika Nandi for her groundbreaking collection, ‘A Perfect Paradox’, which captures the relentless battle between perfection and imperfection and left a lasting impression on the panel of judges.  Ishika spoke about the inspiration behind the collection: “Winning this award means the world to me - it’s the culmination of three years of dedication, creativity, and personal growth. My collection explores the duality within me, the desire for perfection and the freedom to embrace imperfection. I’m passionate about storytelling, and I use each collection to explore conflicts and emotions.  “I’m incredibly grateful to my faculty at Middlesex University Dubai for their constant support and guidance throughout this journey, I wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for them. In the future I hope to launch my own label and continue creating collections that reflect who I am.”  Vaishali Raj, Head of Fashion, MDX Dubai, said: “In limits, there is freedom. Creativity thrives within structure. Throughout their years at university, deadlines have taught the students discipline, feedback has encouraged their growth, and teamwork has shown them empathy. Those are lessons our young designers will carry far beyond the classroom.”  Professor Cedwyn Fernandes, Pro-Vice Chancellor Middlesex University and Director, Middlesex University Dubai, said: “The Icon Show is a representation of the collective ambition we have here at MDX Dubai - to foster creativity, collaboration, and professional readiness. It’s inspiring to see our students step confidently into the industry, ready to leave their mark on the global fashion stage."  Throughout their projects, students collaborated with manufacturers to develop bespoke digital prints and sustainable textiles, working alongside partners such as Inglot, L’Amour Institute of Beauty, and Ethical Elements. In5 awarded vouchers to standout talents, while World Arabia served as media partner, extending the event’s impact beyond campus walls.   Shape your future in fashion with MDX Dubai — and step into the spotlight. Applications are open now for the September 2025 intake of the BA Honours Fashion.

Are you looking for an engaging and enriching way for your child to spend their summer? Middlesex University (MDX) Dubai invites students from across the UAE and beyond to join our exciting MDX Study Camps, running throughout the summer at our vibrant campus.Our summer camps in Dubai are designed to inspire young minds, build new skills, and provide a taste of university life. Whether your child wants to improve their English, explore potential degree subjects, or simply make the most of the summer break, we have a camp that suits their interests.MDX English CampPerfect for international students or non-native English speakers, the MDX English Camp focuses on improving speaking, reading, writing, and listening skills in a fun, interactive environment. This is an excellent opportunity to build confidence in English while enjoying cultural activities and meeting new friends from around the world.MDX Subject-Specific Study CampIs your child passionate about a particular subject? Our Subject-Specific Study Camp offer hands-on, immersive experiences across a variety of academic areas including:Creative IndustriesLaw and PsychologyBusiness, Sustainability and EntrepreneurshipAI, Robotics and CodingThese academic camps in Dubai are delivered by our experienced university faculty and give students early exposure to university-level study, helping them explore future career paths in a supportive and stimulating setting.MDX Summer CampExperience an unforgettable summer adventure at the MDX Summer Camp in Dubai! This immersive programme offers students the unique opportunity to experience university life firsthand while exploring future academic pathways through specialised workshops. These workshops are carefully curated to develop practical skills, spark creativity, and deepen students' understanding of various subject areas.Our campers also enjoy exciting excursions to Dubai’s iconic attractions, blending education with adventure. From cultural landmarks to thrilling entertainment venues, every moment of the MDX Summer Camp is designed to make summer both meaningful and memorable.Whether you're a local student or visiting from abroad, the MDX Summer Camp offers the perfect mix of learning, discovery, and fun.Why Choose The MDX Dubai Study Camps?Experience a world-class UK university campus in DubaiEngaging, interactive sessions taught by expert facultyAccess to modern facilities and collaborative learning spacesGreat opportunity to meet peers and make friendsSafe, supportive environment for young learnersLocation and DurationAll camps are held at Middlesex University Dubai, located in Dubai Knowledge Park. Weekly programmes run throughout the summer, with flexible options for multiple weeks.Enrol NowDon’t miss out on the ultimate summer learning experience! Whether you're looking for the best summer camps in Dubai for education, language improvement, or a fun learning experience, MDX Study Camps have something for everyone. Discover more: https://www.mdx.ac.ae/study-camps