Featuring over 100 final year projects from both Dhanani School of Science and Engineering (DSSE) and the School of Arts, Social Sciences, and Humanities (AHSS), this year’s showcase will feature film screenings, project displays, installations, project panels, presentations, and hardware demonstrations!
The graduating class from all programs proudly showcase their remarkable final year projects covering a wide range of areas such as artificial intelligence, climate change, robotics, agriculture, healthcare, gender, and financial transparency.
17 th MAY
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
HU CAMPUS
The CND program combines the two interdependent fields of design and communication and integrates historical investigation, critical analysis, aesthetic practice, and social engagement to help students understand how to effectively - and responsibly - design and innovate for the modern world.
This year's projects see students present their unique take on issues such as gender and society, identity, mental health, education, climate, and many more topics through a variety of mediums such as mixed media installations, short films, animations, and documentaries.
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The Social Development and Policy program allows students to explore real-world issues related to development from a variety of perspectives and methodologies.
This year's Showcase features a range of research projects using qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-methods approaches to explore critical themes such as economic development, the impacts of climate change, the lived experiences of people with disabilities, gender-based challenges, and other pressing social issues.
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The exploration of disciplines such as Philosophy, History, Literature and Religion, critically and comparatively, enables students of Comparative Humanities to think flexibly and differently about issues across various professional domains.
The 2025 Showcase features unique insights on topics such as stereotyping and misrepresenting religions, the idea of self-cultivation, the importance of language, and other themes explored through students’ analysis of literary narratives, qualitative research, and historical events.
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The Computer Science program allows students to gain skills in building programs, applications and infrastructure while also developing a keen insight into the theory, systems, and applications of computer science and its impact on the world.
This year's students have developed applications to address important issues like poverty, access to education, inclusivity, financial illiteracy, recruitment processes, and other key issues.
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From the chips in our smartphones, to the control and robotics technology that drive modern transport, to the processes that ensure the continuity of communications and power; students in the ECE program combine ideas from Computer, Mathematics, Science, and Engineering, to explore the future of technology and to design tomorrow’s innovations.
This year’s projects address challenges across the automobile industry, energy sector, weather prediction, electric vehicles, data centers, and more, leveraging advanced technologies such as the Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence, deep learning, robotics, and beyond.
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