Study Civil Engineering in United Arab Emirates

The UAE's largest applied higher education system, with sixteen campuses across the country.

The Dubai campus of India's Manipal group (2000), covering engineering, business, media, design and health sciences.

A non-profit American university founded in 1997, ranked among the best in the UAE by QS.

An American-style Dubai university accredited in the United States (SACSCOC), in the heart of the city's creative district.

An American-style university founded in 2009 in Ras Al Khaimah, covering engineering, business, computing and the humanities.

A major private Indian university in Dubai: 47 bachelor's and 78 master's programmes from engineering to architecture and business.

A large multi-campus private university (Abu Dhabi, Al Ain, Dubai): business, engineering, law and health.

A pioneering university founded in 1988: medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, engineering, business and law.

A private university ranked in the world's top 500 (QS), on two campuses: Al Ain and Abu Dhabi.

A major public university founded in 1998 by the Ruler of Sharjah: medicine, engineering, law and the sciences.

A non-profit university in the Emirate of Fujairah (2019): engineering, business, law, health and computing.

A recent university in the coastal city of Kalba: law, business, engineering, arts and communication.

The first international branch of Beirut's USJ (2008), a pioneer of French-language legal education in the UAE.

A pioneer of Australian higher education in Dubai since 1993, the campus of the University of Wollongong.

The UAE's first national university, founded in 1976 in Al Ain: a comprehensive model from bachelor's to PhD.

The UAE's top-ranked research university (QS 2027: 147th worldwide), dedicated to STEM and medicine.

An Abu Dhabi institution founded in 1993: business, engineering, health and technology, geared to employability.

The UAE branch of India's Symbiosis: business, computing, media and psychology programmes in Dubai.