University of Birmingham Dubai student life

Q. Can I work while studying in this University?
Dubai Creative Clusters Authority (DCCA) permits university students in Dubai to hold part time jobs in any of the over 4,500 businesses located in its free zones. Companies based in Dubai Internet City, Dubai Media City, Dubai Studio City, Dubai Production City, Dubai Outsource City, Dubai Knowledge Park, Dubai International Academic City, Dubai Science Park and Dubai Design District can offer part-time employment to university students.
 
Q. Are there intern or part time opportunities for students in this university?
Our careers services are multi-award-winning and considered to be sector-leading both in the UK and internationally. As a student here at the University of Birmingham Dubai, you have access to our expert careers support and a wide range of services to help you take that next step towards employment.

Careers support
During your studies you will have access to a wide range of dedicated support, helping you to achieve your career goals. These include:

• Individual careers advice from the International Careers Consultant and specialist careers advisers, who will be able to answer your requests for advice and guidance
• Apply Yourself coaching workshops and online tutorials to help you present yourself effectively to employers and recruiters and develop an effective CV
• Practical help with preparing for interviews and attending assessment centres Access to global job opportunities online and job search webinars
• Opportunities to network with alumni and potential employers
• Access to a range of careers information online to help you consider your next stage after your degree and develop an individual career action plan

Employer engagement
We are committed to working in partnership with leading employers in the region to enhance the employability of our students and graduates. Some of the networking opportunities we organise are skills development workshops, careers fairs, company visits and more informal ‘drop-in’ sessions where you will meet employers and hear directly what they are looking for when they employ graduates.

• In Dubai, we have a wide network of leading employers, including:
• Rolls-Royce
• Pinsent Masons
• Arup
• Grant Thornton
• WSP
• HSBC
• PwC
• Careem
• E-Guidance
• Dedicated support is available from the International Careers Consultant, based at the Birmingham campus, who will be able to answer any requests for advice and guidance, help you explore your global careers options, identify practical steps in moving forward with your goals and provide feedback on your CV and job applications.

Q. How much can I earn through part time jobs while studying in this university Dubai?
During summer breaks or when the academic session is not in progress, the students are allowed to work up to 40 hours per week, i.e. 160 hours per month. The salary received while working can be anywhere between 15 - 30 AED per hour 

Q.What are the weekend activities for students studying in this University Dubai?
The University of Birmingham Dubai will support you throughout your studies to help you thrive as a student.

Q. What are the students' activities in this university Dubai?
While studying in Dubai, you will learn a lot about the Emirati culture. However, Emiratis only make up approximately 20% of the country’s population. With a city packed full of different cultures and nationalities, you can network with peers from around the world and experience a thriving cosmopolitan community. As well as the outstanding academic benefits of studying at the University of Birmingham Dubai, you will also gain a wide knowledge and insight into a range of world cultures.
The globally connected city of Dubai is rapidly becoming established as an international education hub, with nearly 30 international universities providing students from across the globe with the opportunity to pursue the highest quality study.
 
Q.How much is the cost of living in this University?
The average cost per year is AED 33K (depends on the lifestyle of the student)