Curtin University Dubai

Yes, balancing Curtin Dubai student life with part-time work/internship is certainly possible. Listed below are some tips on how you can balance your life at Curtin University Dubai:

• Have a clear daily plan, dedicate specific blocks of time to classes, independent study, and professional work
• Consult Curtin Dubai Careers Hub to help you find internships and build corporate connections
• Take advantage of the UAE part-time work regulations that permit Indian students to work up to 20 hours per week during the session and 40 hours per week during official university breaks

Yes, balancing Curtin Dubai student life with part-time work/internship is certainly possible. Listed below are some tips on how you can balance your life at Curtin University Dubai:

• Have a clear daily plan, dedicate specific blocks of time to classes, independent study, and professional work
• Consult Curtin Dubai Careers Hub to help you find internships and build corporate connections
• Take advantage of the UAE part-time work regulations that permit Indian students to work up to 20 hours per week during the session and 40 hours per week during official university breaks

Curtin Dubai offers regular club trainings, participation in city championships, and campus events like the Curtin Sports Festival.

Key features of the Curtin Uni Dubai sports scene include:

• Regular training sessions take place for basketball, badminton, padel tennis, and volleyball every week
• Game rooms for foosball, billiards, table tennis, and air hockey
• Active participation in the C Division Premier League Championship and the DCAC Football Championship

Yes, Curtin University Dubai is very safe for Indian students. Dubai is already known for its low crime rates, strict local laws, and a strong Indian student community.

Key safety features of the Curtin Dubai campus include:

• 24/7 CCTV coverage of common areas, corridors, and building entry points
• On-site aid officers and emergency response wardens
• On-campus mental health and wellbeing spaces
• Specialized medical or mobility needs

Curtin University Dubai ranks among the top 1% universities in the world (#174 globally as part of the QS World University Rankings - QSWUR 2025). It also received 5 out of 5 stars as part of QS Start Ratings 2025.

Curtin University Dubai ranks among the top 1% universities in the world (#174 globally as part of the QS World University Rankings - QSWUR 2025). It also received 5 out of 5 stars as part of QS Start Ratings 2025.

Uni of Wollongong in Dubai (UOWD) is generally considered the better option for higher studies in the UAE, than Curtin Dubai for the following reasons:

• Better industry-connections in the Dubai job market for Business, Engineering, and IT programs
• More affordable tuition fee (INR 14.3 Lakhs-INR 15.5 Lakhs) compared to Curtin's (INR 30.3 Lakhs-INR 68.35 Lakhs)
• Based centrally in the Dubai Knowledge Park

Yes, credits are smoothly transferred between Curtin campuses, as units are taught to the same standard across campuses. This mean students can continue their degree without repeating the coursework.

To be eligible for credit transfer at Curtin, students need to meet the below conditions:

• Completed formal study, such as units at Curtin or another recognised university
• Completed professional training or certfications
• Have relevant work/life experience, with skills that apply to your new course
• Completed TAFE or VET qualifications (Diplomas or Advanced Diplomas)

Yes, students can certainly transfer from Curtin's Dubai campus to its campuses in Perth, Malaysia, Singapore, or Mauritius. Steps to transfer between Curtin Uni campuses are:

• Complete a Campus Transfer Request form
• Submit your completed request form via the International Application Enquiries form
• Wait for the Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) to arrive and accept the same
• Apply for an Australia Student Visa

Applying for campus transfer at least 5 months in advance to the start of the semester/trimester is recommended.