Heriot-Watt University Dubai

Undergraduate Merit Scholarship

30%, 40% or 50% of the net first-year tuition fee depending on the grade band achieved, calculated after deducting any other scholarships or discounts and distributed equally across annual instalments for the duration of study. Recipients must maintain a minimum overall grade of C each academic year to keep it.

Eligibility: Open to applicants across all undergraduate programmes at every Heriot-Watt Dubai school, banded by qualification and grade. Published bands include: A-Level BBB / ABB / AAB; UCAS Points 120 / 128 / 136; IB Diploma 28-32 / 33-36 / 37 and above; CBSE High School (12th) Marks 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / 90% and above; American High School Diploma 85% / 90% / 95%; Tawjihiyya 85-89.9% / 90-94.9% / 95% and above; plus equivalent bands published for AS-Levels, Czech Maturita, FBISE, BTEC Extended Diploma, French Baccalaureate, Iranian, Chinese Senior National High School Certificate, and Turkey Lise Diplomasi.

HW Dubai publishes this as a full tiered table by qualification type; only a representative subset of the bands is summarised here — see the source page for every curriculum and its exact cut-offs. No single minimumALevelGrades or coveragePercentage is recorded because the award pays out at three different rates depending on which grade band is met, not one fixed bar and payout. The page's own eligibility paragraph also describes a 'Direct Entry Merit Scholarship' tied to second-year direct entry, in what reads like reused text from a related page — recorded as published without resolving that inconsistency.

Undergraduate Engineering Merit Scholarship

25%, 50%, 75% or 100% of the net first-year tuition fee depending on the grade band achieved, calculated after deducting any other scholarships or discounts and distributed equally across annual instalments. Recipients must maintain a minimum grade of C in all courses each academic year to retain it, and a lost scholarship cannot be reinstated or claimed back.

Eligibility: Open to undergraduate engineering applicants (School of Engineering and Physical Sciences; School of Energy, Geoscience, Infrastructure and Society) at Heriot-Watt Dubai, banded by qualification and grade. Published bands include: A-Level BBC / BBB / ABB / A*AA; UCAS Points 112 / 120 / 128 / 152; CBSE 75-79.9% / 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / above 90%; American High School Diploma 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / 90-96.9% / above 97%; IB Diploma 26-27 / 28-33 / 34-38 / above 38; Tawjihiyya 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / 90-96.9% / above 97%; plus equivalent bands published for AS-Levels, Pakistan HSSC, BTEC Extended Diploma, Iranian, Chinese Senior National High School Certificate, and Turkey Lise Diplomasi.

HW Dubai's own worked example on this page states "a 50% scholarship for Civil Engineering equals AED 32,550, divided into AED 8,137.50 per year over four years" — implying an annual Civil Engineering fee of AED 65,100, which does not match the AED 82,264 shown on the general undergraduate programme pages. Reproduced here as published rather than silently reconciled; may reflect an older fee level the scholarship page has not been updated to match. No single minimumALevelGrades or coveragePercentage recorded because the award pays out at four different rates depending on which grade band is met.

Undergraduate Merit Scholarship

30%, 40% or 50% of the net first-year tuition fee depending on the grade band achieved, calculated after deducting any other scholarships or discounts and distributed equally across annual instalments for the duration of study. Recipients must maintain a minimum overall grade of C each academic year to keep it.

Eligibility: Open to applicants across all undergraduate programmes at every Heriot-Watt Dubai school, banded by qualification and grade. Published bands include: A-Level BBB / ABB / AAB; UCAS Points 120 / 128 / 136; IB Diploma 28-32 / 33-36 / 37 and above; CBSE High School (12th) Marks 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / 90% and above; American High School Diploma 85% / 90% / 95%; Tawjihiyya 85-89.9% / 90-94.9% / 95% and above; plus equivalent bands published for AS-Levels, Czech Maturita, FBISE, BTEC Extended Diploma, French Baccalaureate, Iranian, Chinese Senior National High School Certificate, and Turkey Lise Diplomasi.

HW Dubai publishes this as a full tiered table by qualification type; only a representative subset of the bands is summarised here — see the source page for every curriculum and its exact cut-offs. No single minimumALevelGrades or coveragePercentage is recorded because the award pays out at three different rates depending on which grade band is met, not one fixed bar and payout. The page's own eligibility paragraph also describes a 'Direct Entry Merit Scholarship' tied to second-year direct entry, in what reads like reused text from a related page — recorded as published without resolving that inconsistency.

Undergraduate Engineering Merit Scholarship

25%, 50%, 75% or 100% of the net first-year tuition fee depending on the grade band achieved, calculated after deducting any other scholarships or discounts and distributed equally across annual instalments. Recipients must maintain a minimum grade of C in all courses each academic year to retain it, and a lost scholarship cannot be reinstated or claimed back.

Eligibility: Open to undergraduate engineering applicants (School of Engineering and Physical Sciences; School of Energy, Geoscience, Infrastructure and Society) at Heriot-Watt Dubai, banded by qualification and grade. Published bands include: A-Level BBC / BBB / ABB / A*AA; UCAS Points 112 / 120 / 128 / 152; CBSE 75-79.9% / 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / above 90%; American High School Diploma 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / 90-96.9% / above 97%; IB Diploma 26-27 / 28-33 / 34-38 / above 38; Tawjihiyya 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / 90-96.9% / above 97%; plus equivalent bands published for AS-Levels, Pakistan HSSC, BTEC Extended Diploma, Iranian, Chinese Senior National High School Certificate, and Turkey Lise Diplomasi.

HW Dubai's own worked example on this page states "a 50% scholarship for Civil Engineering equals AED 32,550, divided into AED 8,137.50 per year over four years" — implying an annual Civil Engineering fee of AED 65,100, which does not match the AED 82,264 shown on the general undergraduate programme pages. Reproduced here as published rather than silently reconciled; may reflect an older fee level the scholarship page has not been updated to match. No single minimumALevelGrades or coveragePercentage recorded because the award pays out at four different rates depending on which grade band is met.

Undergraduate Merit Scholarship

30%, 40% or 50% of the net first-year tuition fee depending on the grade band achieved, calculated after deducting any other scholarships or discounts and distributed equally across annual instalments for the duration of study. Recipients must maintain a minimum overall grade of C each academic year to keep it.

Eligibility: Open to applicants across all undergraduate programmes at every Heriot-Watt Dubai school, banded by qualification and grade. Published bands include: A-Level BBB / ABB / AAB; UCAS Points 120 / 128 / 136; IB Diploma 28-32 / 33-36 / 37 and above; CBSE High School (12th) Marks 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / 90% and above; American High School Diploma 85% / 90% / 95%; Tawjihiyya 85-89.9% / 90-94.9% / 95% and above; plus equivalent bands published for AS-Levels, Czech Maturita, FBISE, BTEC Extended Diploma, French Baccalaureate, Iranian, Chinese Senior National High School Certificate, and Turkey Lise Diplomasi.

HW Dubai publishes this as a full tiered table by qualification type; only a representative subset of the bands is summarised here — see the source page for every curriculum and its exact cut-offs. No single minimumALevelGrades or coveragePercentage is recorded because the award pays out at three different rates depending on which grade band is met, not one fixed bar and payout. The page's own eligibility paragraph also describes a 'Direct Entry Merit Scholarship' tied to second-year direct entry, in what reads like reused text from a related page — recorded as published without resolving that inconsistency.

Undergraduate Engineering Merit Scholarship

25%, 50%, 75% or 100% of the net first-year tuition fee depending on the grade band achieved, calculated after deducting any other scholarships or discounts and distributed equally across annual instalments. Recipients must maintain a minimum grade of C in all courses each academic year to retain it, and a lost scholarship cannot be reinstated or claimed back.

Eligibility: Open to undergraduate engineering applicants (School of Engineering and Physical Sciences; School of Energy, Geoscience, Infrastructure and Society) at Heriot-Watt Dubai, banded by qualification and grade. Published bands include: A-Level BBC / BBB / ABB / A*AA; UCAS Points 112 / 120 / 128 / 152; CBSE 75-79.9% / 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / above 90%; American High School Diploma 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / 90-96.9% / above 97%; IB Diploma 26-27 / 28-33 / 34-38 / above 38; Tawjihiyya 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / 90-96.9% / above 97%; plus equivalent bands published for AS-Levels, Pakistan HSSC, BTEC Extended Diploma, Iranian, Chinese Senior National High School Certificate, and Turkey Lise Diplomasi.

HW Dubai's own worked example on this page states "a 50% scholarship for Civil Engineering equals AED 32,550, divided into AED 8,137.50 per year over four years" — implying an annual Civil Engineering fee of AED 65,100, which does not match the AED 82,264 shown on the general undergraduate programme pages. Reproduced here as published rather than silently reconciled; may reflect an older fee level the scholarship page has not been updated to match. No single minimumALevelGrades or coveragePercentage recorded because the award pays out at four different rates depending on which grade band is met.

Undergraduate Merit Scholarship

30%, 40% or 50% of the net first-year tuition fee depending on the grade band achieved, calculated after deducting any other scholarships or discounts and distributed equally across annual instalments for the duration of study. Recipients must maintain a minimum overall grade of C each academic year to keep it.

Eligibility: Open to applicants across all undergraduate programmes at every Heriot-Watt Dubai school, banded by qualification and grade. Published bands include: A-Level BBB / ABB / AAB; UCAS Points 120 / 128 / 136; IB Diploma 28-32 / 33-36 / 37 and above; CBSE High School (12th) Marks 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / 90% and above; American High School Diploma 85% / 90% / 95%; Tawjihiyya 85-89.9% / 90-94.9% / 95% and above; plus equivalent bands published for AS-Levels, Czech Maturita, FBISE, BTEC Extended Diploma, French Baccalaureate, Iranian, Chinese Senior National High School Certificate, and Turkey Lise Diplomasi.

HW Dubai publishes this as a full tiered table by qualification type; only a representative subset of the bands is summarised here — see the source page for every curriculum and its exact cut-offs. No single minimumALevelGrades or coveragePercentage is recorded because the award pays out at three different rates depending on which grade band is met, not one fixed bar and payout. The page's own eligibility paragraph also describes a 'Direct Entry Merit Scholarship' tied to second-year direct entry, in what reads like reused text from a related page — recorded as published without resolving that inconsistency.

Undergraduate Engineering Merit Scholarship

25%, 50%, 75% or 100% of the net first-year tuition fee depending on the grade band achieved, calculated after deducting any other scholarships or discounts and distributed equally across annual instalments. Recipients must maintain a minimum grade of C in all courses each academic year to retain it, and a lost scholarship cannot be reinstated or claimed back.

Eligibility: Open to undergraduate engineering applicants (School of Engineering and Physical Sciences; School of Energy, Geoscience, Infrastructure and Society) at Heriot-Watt Dubai, banded by qualification and grade. Published bands include: A-Level BBC / BBB / ABB / A*AA; UCAS Points 112 / 120 / 128 / 152; CBSE 75-79.9% / 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / above 90%; American High School Diploma 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / 90-96.9% / above 97%; IB Diploma 26-27 / 28-33 / 34-38 / above 38; Tawjihiyya 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / 90-96.9% / above 97%; plus equivalent bands published for AS-Levels, Pakistan HSSC, BTEC Extended Diploma, Iranian, Chinese Senior National High School Certificate, and Turkey Lise Diplomasi.

HW Dubai's own worked example on this page states "a 50% scholarship for Civil Engineering equals AED 32,550, divided into AED 8,137.50 per year over four years" — implying an annual Civil Engineering fee of AED 65,100, which does not match the AED 82,264 shown on the general undergraduate programme pages. Reproduced here as published rather than silently reconciled; may reflect an older fee level the scholarship page has not been updated to match. No single minimumALevelGrades or coveragePercentage recorded because the award pays out at four different rates depending on which grade band is met.

Civil Engineering ICE Scholarship

20% scholarship on first-year tuition fees, distributed evenly across the duration of the degree.

Eligibility: Limited to immediate family members (parents, siblings, spouses or children) of registered members of the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) who are applying for the BEng (Hons) Civil Engineering programme at Heriot-Watt University Dubai.

A narrow, family-membership-gated award rather than an open merit scholarship — most applicants will not qualify. ICE members themselves are eligible for a related 20% scholarship on the MSc Civil Engineering and Construction Management programme, which is postgraduate and out of StudyPath’s scope.

Undergraduate Merit Scholarship

30%, 40% or 50% of the net first-year tuition fee depending on the grade band achieved, calculated after deducting any other scholarships or discounts and distributed equally across annual instalments for the duration of study. Recipients must maintain a minimum overall grade of C each academic year to keep it.

Eligibility: Open to applicants across all undergraduate programmes at every Heriot-Watt Dubai school, banded by qualification and grade. Published bands include: A-Level BBB / ABB / AAB; UCAS Points 120 / 128 / 136; IB Diploma 28-32 / 33-36 / 37 and above; CBSE High School (12th) Marks 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / 90% and above; American High School Diploma 85% / 90% / 95%; Tawjihiyya 85-89.9% / 90-94.9% / 95% and above; plus equivalent bands published for AS-Levels, Czech Maturita, FBISE, BTEC Extended Diploma, French Baccalaureate, Iranian, Chinese Senior National High School Certificate, and Turkey Lise Diplomasi.

HW Dubai publishes this as a full tiered table by qualification type; only a representative subset of the bands is summarised here — see the source page for every curriculum and its exact cut-offs. No single minimumALevelGrades or coveragePercentage is recorded because the award pays out at three different rates depending on which grade band is met, not one fixed bar and payout. The page's own eligibility paragraph also describes a 'Direct Entry Merit Scholarship' tied to second-year direct entry, in what reads like reused text from a related page — recorded as published without resolving that inconsistency.

Undergraduate Engineering Merit Scholarship

25%, 50%, 75% or 100% of the net first-year tuition fee depending on the grade band achieved, calculated after deducting any other scholarships or discounts and distributed equally across annual instalments. Recipients must maintain a minimum grade of C in all courses each academic year to retain it, and a lost scholarship cannot be reinstated or claimed back.

Eligibility: Open to undergraduate engineering applicants (School of Engineering and Physical Sciences; School of Energy, Geoscience, Infrastructure and Society) at Heriot-Watt Dubai, banded by qualification and grade. Published bands include: A-Level BBC / BBB / ABB / A*AA; UCAS Points 112 / 120 / 128 / 152; CBSE 75-79.9% / 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / above 90%; American High School Diploma 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / 90-96.9% / above 97%; IB Diploma 26-27 / 28-33 / 34-38 / above 38; Tawjihiyya 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / 90-96.9% / above 97%; plus equivalent bands published for AS-Levels, Pakistan HSSC, BTEC Extended Diploma, Iranian, Chinese Senior National High School Certificate, and Turkey Lise Diplomasi.

HW Dubai's own worked example on this page states "a 50% scholarship for Civil Engineering equals AED 32,550, divided into AED 8,137.50 per year over four years" — implying an annual Civil Engineering fee of AED 65,100, which does not match the AED 82,264 shown on the general undergraduate programme pages. Reproduced here as published rather than silently reconciled; may reflect an older fee level the scholarship page has not been updated to match. No single minimumALevelGrades or coveragePercentage recorded because the award pays out at four different rates depending on which grade band is met.

Undergraduate Merit Scholarship

30%, 40% or 50% of the net first-year tuition fee depending on the grade band achieved, calculated after deducting any other scholarships or discounts and distributed equally across annual instalments for the duration of study. Recipients must maintain a minimum overall grade of C each academic year to keep it.

Eligibility: Open to applicants across all undergraduate programmes at every Heriot-Watt Dubai school, banded by qualification and grade. Published bands include: A-Level BBB / ABB / AAB; UCAS Points 120 / 128 / 136; IB Diploma 28-32 / 33-36 / 37 and above; CBSE High School (12th) Marks 80-84.9% / 85-89.9% / 90% and above; American High School Diploma 85% / 90% / 95%; Tawjihiyya 85-89.9% / 90-94.9% / 95% and above; plus equivalent bands published for AS-Levels, Czech Maturita, FBISE, BTEC Extended Diploma, French Baccalaureate, Iranian, Chinese Senior National High School Certificate, and Turkey Lise Diplomasi.

HW Dubai publishes this as a full tiered table by qualification type; only a representative subset of the bands is summarised here — see the source page for every curriculum and its exact cut-offs. No single minimumALevelGrades or coveragePercentage is recorded because the award pays out at three different rates depending on which grade band is met, not one fixed bar and payout. The page's own eligibility paragraph also describes a 'Direct Entry Merit Scholarship' tied to second-year direct entry, in what reads like reused text from a related page — recorded as published without resolving that inconsistency.