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Khalifa University begins accepting applications
Khalifa University is now accepting applications for admission to its undergraduate and graduate programmes for the 2012-2013 academic year.
The closing dates for admissions are July 1 for graduate courses and July 21 for undergraduate courses.
Currently, Khalifa University has over 975 students studying in several specialised programmes, all of which have been accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education.
For the first time this year, BSc in Industrial and Systems Engineering and BSc in Civil Infrastructure and Environmental Engineering are being offered by the university. Admitted UAE nationals will receive full scholarships and stipends either from the university or one of the university’s sponsoring partners such as the Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation (ENEC), Abu Dhabi Water and Electricity Authority (ADWEA), Telecommunication Regulatory Authority (TRA) or the Armed Forces.
At the graduate level, Khalifa University offers a variety of highly specialised programmes, including MA in International and Civil Security, MSc in Information Security, MSc in Nuclear Engineering, MSc by Research in Engineering (Communication/Computer/Electronics) and PhD in Engineering (Communication/Computer/Electronics).
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