3MT Competition is Opent Sighthill Campus is running!
Jun 26, 2025
Location
School of Applied Sciences & School of Health and Social Care, Sighthill Campus
Description
You are cordially invited to participate in the first edition of the 3MT Competition, organised jointly by School of Applied Sciences & School of Health and Social Care
Enterprise and Education: the Napier Approach
Jun 6, 2025
Location
TBS Craiglockhart
Description
This showcase event aims to highlight how Edinburgh Napier University is integrating entrepreneurial education into policy and curriculum. Lead by Bright Red Triangle (BRT) and The Business School (TBS), the event explores the initiative’s significance, its impact on students and educators, and the practical ways in which entrepreneurial learning is being applied at Napier and beyond.
Entrepreneurship is a key driver of economic growth, innovation, and social impact.
The Scottish Government’s Entrepreneurial Campus initiative is designed to embed entrepreneurial thinking at the heart of higher education, equipping students and academics with the skills, networks, and resources they need to succeed in today’s fast-evolving business landscape. This event highlights TBS integration of ECB into the curriculum and collaboration with Bright Red Triangle and part funded through the SFC Knowledge Exchange and Innovation Fund.
Embedding Entrepreneurial Campus into the curriculum
May 22, 2025
Location
QMU
Description
As part of strategic venture between QMU, Edinburgh College and Edinburgh Napier, invited to design and deliver workshop. Focus on embedding entrepreneurship across multiple Allied Health subject disciplines with QMU colleagues.
Applying the Right UX based on Users' Needs and Future Trends of UX
Oct 18, 2024
Location
BINUS Business School campus, Jakarta, Indonesia, and online.
Description
In this guest lecture, delivered to students online and at campuses across Indonesia, Dr Jackie Cameron provides a comprehensive overview of user experience (UX) principles and their application in digital marketing contexts. Covering key definitions, industry practices and current research, Dr Cameron explores the subjective and dynamic nature of UX, emphasising its impact on user satisfaction and brand loyalty. Through practical examples, an examination of findings from contemporary studies and exploring likely future trends, the lecture highlights strategies for aligning UX design with evolving user expectations. It encourages participants to incorporate a user-centred approach in their digital strategies.
This lecture was delivered during the 6th BINUS Business School International Lecture Week, October 18-23, 2024. Theme: "AI Integration in Business and Education: Practices, Research, and the Way Forward. A Collaboration of Academic Research & Industry Practices."
Knowledge Sharing Event: Building Information Management BIM in SMEs
Jun 14, 2024
Location
Edinburgh Napier University
The Glass Room, Merchiston Campus
Description
CSY Architects has been working in partnership with Edinburgh Napier University to explore the application of BIM by SMEs on smaller projects and on existing buildings. We're looking forward to sharing our findings so far, along with guest speakers from David Miller Architects, Narro Engineers, and Historic Environment Scotland.
Event Schedule
Lunch/Registration
Welcome and Introductions
James King (CSY Architects)
Discussion Groups
Plenary
Break
Eamon Gilson (Historic Environment Scotland)
Andrew De Silva (David Miller Architects London)
Q + A Panel
Closing Remarks
Dr Jaradat has led an exceptional annual international study trip to Dubai which provided students with a world-class experience, including opportunities to connect with global industry leaders and key professional bodies in the construction industry including the chartered Institute of Building (CIOB), the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists (CIAT). The students also had exceptional access to construction sites at various stages of completion including the Cavalli Tower (a luxury residential project), DAMAC Lagoons (Mediterranean-inspired villas), DAMAC Hills (a self-contained community comprising villas, apartments and a hotel) and a 3D Printed Building by Nakheel (1 in 7 3D printing projects in Dubai). Several links were instigated with leading employers who are interested in employing ENU graduates, distance learning, and PhD opportunities to upskill their own employees such as DAMAC (a leading Real Estate Developer of luxury properties in Dubai & UAE); NEA (an international chartered professional quantity surveying practice); AE7 (is a global multi-disciplinary design firm); Fam Properties (real estate consultancy), Dubai Municipality, Dubai Economic Department, Emirates Green Building Council, AtkinsRéalis (a world-leading design, engineering and project management organisation), Allanton Group (specialists in development, investment, and asset management); Linesight (construction consultants) and much more. The students also had the opportunity to interact with former students who now work for firms such as CBRE (global leaders in commercial property). The trip involved a wide range of formal and informal activities including a visit to the award-winning Dubai Frame which holds a record for the largest frame in the world and is also an observatory, museum, and monument. The students also visited the Global Village and explored various pavilions, decorated in style of different countries and cultures. Other social events involved a lunch at the Trump International Golf Club restaurant and a networking dinner at the Jumeirah Residential Beach which has Dubai Ain (the world's highest observation wheel). Students who participated in the trip wrote articles in the CIAT | aspiration magazine in 2020 and 2024 issues.
