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Dr Aishath Shehenaz Adam

Described in the news as: MNU Vice Chancellor; Vice-Chancellor of the Maldives National University (MNU).

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Education MNU Vice-Chancellor elected to IAU Administrative Board MNU Vice-Chancellor Dr Aishath Shehenaz Adam was elected a Full Board Member of the International Association of Universities Administrative Board for the 2026–2030 term, representing the Asia Pacific region. The election took place during the IAU 17th General Conference at Murdoch University in Perth, Australia, on 5 November 2026. PSM News Source (opens PSM News in a new tab)
Education MNU makes historic debut in QS Asia University Rankings 2027 The Maldives National University made its first-ever appearance in the QS Asia University Rankings 2027, placed in the 1,101–1,200 band across Asia and among the top 400 universities in South Asia, the highest position of any Maldivian university in the rankings. MNU said the inclusion offers an opportunity to assess its standards against international benchmarks, and Vice Chancellor Dr Aishath Shehenaz Adam thanked staff, students and supporters. PSM News Source (opens PSM News in a new tab)
Education Maldives Hosts International Conference to Shape the Future of Healthcare Education The International Conference on Medical Education (ICME), jointly organised by the Maldives National University and Pakistan's Riphah International University, opened in the Maldives with Health Minister Geela Ali as chief guest. The two-day event brings together more than 300 delegates from 40 institutions across 14 countries, with approximately 200 research papers scheduled for presentation. Miadhu Source (opens Miadhu in a new tab)

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