Why Study in Dubai for International Students and Living Costs

Why Study in Dubai for International Students and Living Costs.

Dubai, one of the best places to study with Universities welcoming International students and being situated in Dubai knowledge village helps students of all culture to gel well and work and play in harmony

Why Study in Dubai for International Students and Living Costs

Dubai is truly cosmopolitan. It’s one the fastest growing economy in the world and hence offers plethora of opportunities for career growth.

While it will be presumptuous to take the name of Dubai in the same breath as the USA or UK, or for that matter even Australia or Canada, but if one considers the fact that the United Arab Emirates has a population of just 9.2 million, of which only 1.4 million are Emirati citizens, Dubai isn’t doing very badly either. Take for example, American University in Dubai (AUD), which is ranked 551-600 in the global QS ranking. In addition, it has three more universities which are ranked in the top 50 in the Arab Region

Costs Excluding Tuition Fees

Capital

Dubai
Currency

United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED) 1 AED = 18 INR (APPROX)
Visa Fee

AED2400 (Yearly)+ AED3000 (One time) Deposit(Refundable after the program)
Insurance

AED1500 Per Year
Medical Costs

Included in Visa fee
Food Cost

AED 400-500 Per Month
Accommodation

AED 1500 to 2000
Show money

Not Required
Flight Ticket Fare

6000 to 8000 INR (Approx) One side

Benefits of the Country

Work permits attracting more International students to Dubai
Safe Learning Environment; If you rely solely on the media to learn what the rest of the world is like, you might think the UAE is in a constant state of turmoil. However, this could not be further from the truth. The UAE is actually a safe and peaceful place for study, work, business and living
Better CV and Career Options While there are not many UAE study and work abroad options that allow you to earn money while you are a student, you may still be able to find internships and other opportunities to build your CV.
Many Cultures in One Location

Entertainments

Try Any Activity...ANY; Water sports, parachuting, trekking, dune bashing, belly-dancing, eating, shopping, dancing, bargaining at traditional souks, studying, camel riding, exploring, travelling, observing, learning. The list really never ends. About the only thing you can’t experience in the UAE is boredom.
Explore All Seven Emirates
Burj Khalifa Iconic Dubai Discover a truly unique view from the top
Theme Parks, Heritage, Culture , Arts ,Festivals

Stay Back and PR

Conditional stay back option available on Job placement

Languages

Arabic
English

Part Time Job

Legally allowed on completion of 12 months studying in UAE

Climate

The climate of Dubai, the most populous of the United Arab Emirates, is subtropical desert, with very mild or pleasantly warm winters, and scorchingly hot summers, in which the combination of temperature and humidity makes the heat really oppressive. In fact, in summer the wind usually blows directly from the sea, bringing moisture from the Persian Gulf.

The average temperature goes from 19.5 °C (67.5 °F) in January, to 36.5 °C (98 °F) in August.

Transport

Rent a Car
To hire a car, you need an international driver’s licence, passport, credit card and third-party insurance

Hail a Taxi
Dubai’s taxis are available to hail nearly everywhere at just about any time, day or night. If you prefer to schedule a ride, you can call for a Dubai taxi pick-up at +971 4 208 0808.

Dubai Metro
Our metro is a world-class, fully-automated, driverless railway system.

Travel by Bus
With nearly 1,500 buses circulating around the city and air conditioned shelters to keep you cool on your way, this is a great budget option for getting around.