11/06/2026
20 sessions. 150+ students. Countless global perspectives.
This year, the School of Business Administration at Nile University successfully concluded 20 Global Exchange Dialogues (GExD) sessions as part of the Virtual Exchange Program under the Aspen Institute Grant.
Throughout the academic year, students engaged with international educators, industry experts, and peers from around the world, exploring diverse topics including innovation, technology, entrepreneurship, sustainability, student wellbeing, and the future of work.
In collaboration with partners from Georgia State University (USA), ESCA Ecole de Management (Morocco), and South Mediterranean University (Tunisia), our students participated in meaningful cross-cultural discussions that expanded their global outlook and strengthened their ability to navigate an increasingly interconnected world.
This initiative strongly aligns with the internationalization vision of the School of Business Administration, led by Professor Hayam Wahba, Dean of the School of Business Administration, emphasizing the importance of global exposure as a cornerstone of modern business education.
The season concluded with insightful sessions led by Dr. Noha Alaa on balancing freelancing and academic life, and Dr. Menna Kaoud on fostering innovation through corporate entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship.
At Nile University, we remain committed to creating opportunities that connect our students to global conversations, diverse perspectives, and international learning experiences.