Canadian University Dubai

Usual entry requirements for admission at CUD includes: 

• UAE High School Certificate, or its equivalent  with an average score of 60 percent or more (see Program Specific Requirements for more information).

A holder of the National High School Certificate of a foreign country is eligible for admission if:

• The certificate is valid for admission to a public university of the Country in which it was issued.
• The certificate was obtained on completion of at least 12 years of schooling.
• The certificate includes at least six (6) subjects covering the four core fields of: Mathematics, Sciences, Languages, and the Social Sciences & Humanities or Arts. 

A holder of High School Certificates from any country that has two levels of High School Certificates must submit the higher level of the two certificates. 

Additional requirements for all programs delivered in the Arabic language: 

• EmSAT Arabic Language (Minimum score 1000) 

International students must also provide: 

• All certificates and transcripts must be attested by the Ministry of Education where the issuing High School is based
• Students need certificates and transcripts attested by the UAE embassy or consulate in that same country. To find out more, prospective students should  speak to an Admissions officer.

Foreign Equivalents 

CUD has a select list of international equivalent admission requirements available on their website; if you do not see your educational system listed there, contact the Admissions Department for more information. 

Scholarships are open to all students who have met all the admission requirements. 

Scholarships are awarded to full-time students enrolled in four academic courses or more per semester: 

• Academic Excellence Scholarship
• Sports Scholarship
• Financial Hardship Scholarship
• Special Needs Scholarship
• Special Talent Scholarship