Dubai — an international education hub with campuses of leading universities from around the world.
Admission is possible straight after school (grade 11) or to bachelor's, master's and MBA programs.
Degrees from British, Australian and American universities
Funding opportunities for international students
Most programs are taught in English
High graduate salaries in the UAE and other countries
Leading international universities with campuses in the UAE
Australia
An Australian university in Dubai offering programs in business, IT and engineering. Australian degree
United Kingdom
A British university (Dubai campus) with strong programs in business, energy and construction
Italy
Italian school of fashion and design with a campus in Dubai. A leading institution in the fashion industry.
Australia
Australian creative industries institute with programs in audio production, animation and game design.
Step-by-step admissions process with our help
We analyze your academic record, interests and career goals to select the best-fit university and program.
We help collect and correctly prepare all required documents: school certificate, IELTS/TOEFL score, motivation letter, references.
We prepare and submit the application to the university, track its status and liaise with the admissions office.
After you receive the admission letter, we help with student visa processing and arranging the relocation.
We provide support after arrival: airport pick‑up, help with check‑in, and an introduction to the campus and city.
Comfortable environment and opportunities for growth
Student residences with full furniture, Wi‑Fi, pools and gyms. It is also possible to rent an apartment or live with a host family.
More than 50 student clubs by interest: from sports sections to academic societies. Regular excursions, workshops and career events.
Career centers help with employment. The average salary of graduates in the UAE is $3,800–$17,000 per month depending on the specialty.
Passport, school certificate/diploma with transcript, English test (IELTS/TOEFL), motivation letter. Most universities also require 2 recommendation letters, a CV and sometimes GMAT/GRE scores.
In many Dubai universities there are no classic entrance exams. Usually they assess your school grades, English test (IELTS/TOEFL), and for some programs — tests in mathematics/logic, a creative portfolio review or an interview.
Main intakes: fall (September) and spring (January/February). Many programs also have rolling admission – applications are reviewed as they are received until places are filled.
On average, bachelor's programs cost about 10,000–25,000 USD per year, and master's programs 13,000–30,000 USD per year. The final cost depends on the university and program; additionally you need to budget for registration fees, insurance and study materials.
Academic discounts (merit‑based) of 10–50% are often available based on GPA/IELTS, early‑bird applications, sports and creative achievements. In some programs, assistant positions are possible for master's students.
Yes, most universities consider transfer applications with credit recognition from another university. Visa and sponsorship conditions will also need to be updated.
Work on campus is usually allowed (up to about 15–20 hours per week). Off‑campus work depends on visa type and regulations — we will advise you on the current requirements for your program and visa type.
Usually 3–4 years depending on the program and course load. Engineering programs are often 4 years; business/IT — 3–4 years. Master's programs typically last 1–2 years.
For enrollment and visa processing, legalization or attestation of documents in the UAE Ministry of Education (MOE) is often required. This depends on the country where the document was issued and the rules of the university.
Yes, many universities have their own residences and partner accommodation. It is important to book housing as soon as you receive the offer. Renting accommodation off campus is also possible.
