BSc (Hons) · 3 years · Information Systems, Computer Science
International tuition
AED 64,557 per year
~AED 193,700 for the whole 3 years, at today's fee2026/27 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate
Middlesex University Dubai publishes one flat rate covering every undergraduate programme ("Tuition Fees for All Undergraduate Programmes"), with no separate international rate — UAE-based and overseas students are charged the same, so this is recorded as all-students rather than international. The rate covers up to 120 credit points per academic year; credits taken above that are charged extra at the prevailing credit-point rate. The page states the equivalent as US$ 17,578 and a three-year total of AED 193,671. The page also carries the earlier schedules (2025/2026: AED 62,982 per year) for comparison, and notes the quoted prices are for the September 2026 intake only.
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- Intake
- September 2026
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- Application deadline
- Not verified
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Scholarships1 available
Academic Excellence Scholarship (AES)
10% up to 50% reduction in tuition fees, applied for each year of study if conditions continue to be met. Awarded at the University's discretion and can be combined with other grants depending on eligibility.
Eligibility: Domestic (UAE) applicants for the International Foundation Programme and undergraduate programmes. The award band is set by entry qualification against a published table — at A-Level, 104 UCAS tariff points for 15% up to 136 tariff points for 50%; on CBSE/NIOS/ISC and Indian state boards, 75-79.9% for 15% up to 95%+ for 50%; IB Diploma 25 points up to 38+; American Diploma 80-84.99% up to 98%. Every listed qualification receives at least the 10% band ("ALL").
The published breakdown table is headed "AES - September 2025", so the bands are the most recent ones Middlesex University Dubai publishes rather than a September 2026 table. Eligibility is limited to Domestic (UAE) applicants; overseas applicants are instead pointed at an "International Study Grant", for which the university publishes no amount at all ("contact our Admissions Team") — so no structured entry is recorded for it here. No coveragePercentage is recorded because the award is a 10-50% band rather than one stated percentage, and no minimumALevelGrades because the A-Level bar is published as UCAS tariff points rather than grades.
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