UAE

Yes, students can work 15 hours a week during term time and more during breaks. Most programs also have internships, which really make your CV stand out. After graduation, it is possible to obtain a UAE work visa or even a long-term Golden Visa if you're working for a UAE-based company. The country welcomes bringing skilled graduates into the workforce

Yes, most of the UAE's top universities are internationally accredited and follow international standards of education. Some even have affiliations with UK, US, Australian, and Canadian universities. Not only does this make your degree valid in the UAE, but it is also a good basis to continue higher studies or work across the globe.

Tuition fees range from around AED 40,000 to AED 150,000 per year, depending on your course and university. On top of that, living expenses (accommodation, food, transport) run around AED 3,000–6,000 per month. Scholarships, fee remissions, or stipends are offered by most universities, and foreign students can possibly get the chance to work part-time to sustain themselves.

If your target is to have good career opportunities, pursue areas such as Artificial Intelligence, Healthcare, Cybersecurity, or Engineering. These fields are continuously booming due to the UAE's national goals of development and massive investment in innovation. The cherry on the cake — most universities also offer in-house internship programs that facilitate easy transition from student to full-time employee upon graduation.

Yes, all the graduates receive a British degree irrespective of the campus locations. Programs follow similar patterns and examinations on all campuses. The degree awarded is even recognised by the reputed institutions and also approved by Royal Charter in UK.