A distinguished academic in Computer Science at University College London (UCL), specializing in Software Engineering and Industry Projects. As a key member of the Software Systems Engineering group in the Department of Computer Science, his work bridges the gap between academic learning and industry application.
Professor Mohamedally is the author of the globally recognized Industry Exchange Network (IXN) methodology, a pioneering framework that integrates industry-led proof-of-concept initiatives into degree-level education. Through the IXN, he has cultivated partnerships that align academic goals with real-world industry needs, benefiting students, educators, and businesses alike. His methodology has been adopted nationally as part of the UK Government’s National Framework for IXNs, which he co-chairs.
At UCL, he co-founded and directs the UCL IXN programme, a flagship initiative noted in the NHS England Topol Review for advancing early R&D in healthcare. Under his leadership, this programme has enabled over 500 student-led projects addressing healthcare challenges, and its impact extends across multiple sectors.
Professor Mohamedally also leads collaborations with major organizations, including Microsoft, to advance software publishing and innovation. He mentors students in creating open-source solutions and advancing technologies in areas like AI, NLP, healthcare, and accessibility. His work has earned recognition for fostering entrepreneurial thinking, diversity in education, and interdisciplinary problem-solving.
As a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and a member of the British Computing Society, Professor Mohamedally’s dedication to education is evident in his commitment to constructionist and problem-based learning approaches. His legacy includes equipping the next generation of changemakers to develop practical, impactful solutions for societal challenges.
