Tuition Fees
Academic year 2013-2014
Tuition fees for the bachelor’s programs offered at the university are as follows:
| COLLEGE | FEE PER ONE CREDIT HOUR | |
|---|---|---|
| College of Information, Mass Communication and Humanities | AED 975 | |
| College of Law |
AED 950 |
|
| College of Information Technology |
AED 950 |
|
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College of Engineering : Electrical Engineering |
AED 950 |
|
| College of Dentistry |
AED 1,475 |
|
| College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences |
AED 1,150 |
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| College of Education and Basic Sciences | AED 950 | |
| College of Business Administration | AED 950 | |
| College of University Requirement & Academic Advising | AED 950 | |
Laboratory, Clinic and Studio Fees
Students registered in the programs offered by the College of Dentistry and College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences pay a flat semester fee for specialized laboratory sessions and clinics as shown in the table below:
This fee does not include the lab fees of courses of the proposed sequence of study (study plan) offered by other colleges.
- Students registered in a program other than those of Doctor of Dental Surgery and the B.Sc. in Pharmacy will pay a lab fee of AED 650 for each registered course having lab sessions.
- Students registered in the programs of Architectural Engineering and Interior Design will pay a studio fee of AED 1,100 per semester.
- Students registered in the program of Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication will pay a studio fee of AED 975 per semester for each registered course having Radio/TV session.
Tutorial Session Fees
Students registered in courses having tutorial sessions will be charged a fee of AED 550 per course.
Project Fees
Students registered in internship courses will be charged a fee of AED 800 per course.
Internship Courses Fees
Students registered in internship courses will be charged a fee of AED 800 per course
Orientation Course Fee
New students pay a fee of AED 900 for the Orientation Course, which is taken during the first semester of enrolment.
The University may and reserves the right to increase the fees up to 10% per academic year when deemed necessary.
