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QS #951-1000 (parent)Dubai, United Arab Emirates· QS World University Rankings 2027

Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) Dubai

Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) Dubai, in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, has 9 undergraduate courses listed on StudyPath. International tuition is AED 68,000 a year. RIT Dubai publishes its own accommodation prices, from AED 20,000 per year. 6 of the 9 publish an application deadline. 3 named scholarships are recorded against these courses. Every figure above was read from RIT Dubai's own published pages and last checked on 16 August 2026.

Not separately ranked in the QS World University Rankings. QS profiles Rochester Institute of Technology as a single US institution — its profile notes RIT is "rooted in the international community through global campuses in Croatia, Dubai, and Kosovo" — and publishes no distinct position for the Dubai campus.

This is a branch campus of Rochester Institute of Technology (Rochester, New York campus) (QS #951-1000. The whole institution's figure). Degrees, fees and admission here are set by this campus. The parent's position is shown for context only, never claimed as this campus's own. See above for how QS actually treats this campus.

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courses

9 courses

BS · Cybersecurity, Computer Science

International tuition

AED 68,000 per year

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Students admitted effective Fall 2023 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate

RIT Dubai prints one "Bachelor Tuition (per year)" figure covering every bachelor's degree it offers — the table lists all twelve programmes against a single AED 68,000 / USD 18,516 cell — so this is an institution-wide rate, not a price for this specific degree, and there is no separate international rate. The page labels the schedule by admission cohort ("Students admitted effective Fall 2023") rather than by academic year, and keeps a separate "Prior to Fall 2023" schedule for older cohorts, so periodLabel carries that wording verbatim. RIT Dubai warns it "may revise tuition fees based on operational costs without prior notice". Instalment plans are priced per credit hour and cost more than paying annually: AED 2,750.00 per credit hour on the annual plan, 2,846.25 on the semester plan and 2,886.67 on the monthly plan. Substantial extra charges apply: visa fee AED 5,300 (including a refundable AED 2,500 deposit), compulsory insurance AED 3,150-6,000 a year, student activity fee AED 500, and a lab fee of AED 860 per course.

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Intake
January (Spring), September (Fall)
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Taught in
English
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Application deadline
Fall semester: early admission until 15 January, regular admission until 31 May, final application deadline 22 August. Spring semester: early admission until 31 October, regular admission until 31 December, final application deadline 8 January. Applications received after the deadline are reviewed based on space availability.
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What you'll study

Not yet added.

Scholarships3 available
  • Academic Scholarship

    Tuition fee reduction of 5% up to 45%, set by the high-school percentage band.

    Eligibility: Awarded on high school percentage: 80%-84.99% earns 5%, 85%-89.99% earns 15%, 90%-94.99% earns 25%, 95%-97.99% earns 35%, and above 98% earns 45%.

    minimumPercentage records the lowest band the table publishes (80%, which earns a 5% award) — not the bar for the top 45% award. coveragePercentage is deliberately unset because the payout is a five-step band, not one stated percentage. Prospective students apply for a scholarship after being accepted; current students can apply at the end of each academic year. RIT Dubai also publishes a Dean's Scholarship Award (30%, limited places, assessed on grades in subjects relevant to the department — Maths/Physics/Chemistry for Engineering, ICT/Computer Sciences/Maths for Computing), a Corporate Scholarship of up to 35% for students associated with partner employers, need-assessed Financial Aid of up to 50%, a 5% Extracurricular Achievement Scholarship and a sibling discount.

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  • Global Tigers Scholarship

    40% scholarship on first-year tuition fees, maintainable throughout the degree based on outstanding academic achievement or financial aid options; renewed against the academic scholarship table after the Summer 1 term each year.

    Eligibility: International students from anywhere in the world hoping to join RIT Dubai; offered to new students only and limited to 10 seats each academic year.

    The only RIT Dubai award explicitly aimed at international applicants rather than at UAE-schooled ones. Note the 40% applies to first-year tuition; continuation is conditional and re-assessed annually against the Academic Scholarship band table.

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  • Tiger Journey Scholarship

    20% flat scholarship on the tuition fees for the entire programme.

    Eligibility: Predicted grades of 90% and above, meeting English language requirements, and passing the required placement tests. Limited to 50 seats.

    Cannot be combined with any Section B scholarship (extracurricular achievement award, sibling discount).

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Entry requirementsEnglish · grades

English language

  • IELTS Academic, 6.5 overall"Overall 6.5 and above" for full admission; overall 5.0-6.0 gives conditional admission. IELTS Indicator, IELTS General Training, Duolingo, PTE Academic and home-based TOEFL are explicitly not accepted for undergraduate applications.
  • TOEFL IBT, 79 overall79 and above for full admission; 61-78 conditional.
  • TOEFL ITP, 550 overall550 and above for full admission; 500-547 conditional.
  • EmSAT - English, 1550 overall1550 and above for full admission; 1100-1525 conditional. EmSAT scores are valid for 18 months, TOEFL and IELTS for 2 years.
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Academic offer

Computing-track requirement: must have covered mathematics and one science (physics or chemistry preferred) at secondary school. Required scores by curriculum: UAE Elite & Advanced 70%, General & Applied 75%; American/SABIS/Canadian minimum 70% plus SAT 1 Math of 450 (SAT not required for the Canadian curriculum); British minimum 5 IGCSEs at C or above and 2 AS or 1 A-Level at grade D; Grade 12/Year 13 completion with a minimum 70% average; French 10 out of 20; Pakistan/India minimum 60%; International Baccalaureate minimum 24 points. Computing students must sit a Math placement test before course registration.
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BS · Computer Science

International tuition

AED 68,000 per year

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Students admitted effective Fall 2023 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate

One "Bachelor Tuition (per year)" figure covers every RIT Dubai bachelor's degree (AED 68,000 / USD 18,516); there is no separate international rate. Labelled by admission cohort rather than academic year. Instalment plans cost more: AED 2,750.00 per credit hour annually, 2,846.25 per semester plan, 2,886.67 monthly. Extra charges include a visa fee of AED 5,300, insurance of AED 3,150-6,000 a year and a lab fee of AED 860 per course.

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Intake
January (Spring), September (Fall)
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Taught in
English
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Application deadline
Fall semester: early admission until 15 January, regular admission until 31 May, final application deadline 22 August. Spring semester: early admission until 31 October, regular admission until 31 December, final application deadline 8 January.
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What you'll study

Not yet added.

Scholarships3 available
  • Academic Scholarship

    Tuition fee reduction of 5% up to 45%, set by the high-school percentage band.

    Eligibility: Awarded on high school percentage: 80%-84.99% earns 5%, 85%-89.99% earns 15%, 90%-94.99% earns 25%, 95%-97.99% earns 35%, above 98% earns 45%.

    minimumPercentage is the lowest published band (80%, earning 5%), not the bar for the maximum award.

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  • Global Tigers Scholarship

    40% scholarship on first-year tuition fees, maintainable throughout the degree based on outstanding academic achievement or financial aid options.

    Eligibility: International students from anywhere in the world; new students only, limited to 10 seats each academic year.

    Source
  • Tiger Journey Scholarship

    20% flat scholarship on the tuition fees for the entire programme.

    Eligibility: Predicted grades of 90% and above, meeting English language requirements, and passing the required placement tests. Limited to 50 seats.

    Cannot be combined with any Section B scholarship.

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Entry requirementsEnglish · grades

English language

  • IELTS Academic, 6.5 overallFull admission; overall 5.0-6.0 gives conditional admission.
  • TOEFL IBT, 79 overall
  • EmSAT - English, 1550 overall
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Academic offer

Computing-track requirement: mathematics plus one science (physics or chemistry preferred) at secondary school, with UAE Elite & Advanced 70% / General & Applied 75%, American/SABIS/Canadian minimum 70% plus SAT 1 Math of 450, British 5 IGCSEs at C or above and 2 AS or 1 A-Level at D, French 10/20, Pakistan/India 60%, or IB minimum 24 points. A Math placement test is required before course registration.
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BS · Computer Science

International tuition

AED 68,000 per year

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Students admitted effective Fall 2023 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate

One "Bachelor Tuition (per year)" figure covers every RIT Dubai bachelor's degree (AED 68,000 / USD 18,516); there is no separate international rate. Labelled by admission cohort rather than academic year. Instalment plans cost more (AED 2,750.00-2,886.67 per credit hour), and extra charges include a visa fee of AED 5,300, insurance of AED 3,150-6,000 a year and a lab fee of AED 860 per course.

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Intake
January (Spring), September (Fall)
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Taught in
English
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Application deadline
Fall semester: early admission until 15 January, regular admission until 31 May, final application deadline 22 August. Spring semester: early admission until 31 October, regular admission until 31 December, final application deadline 8 January.
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What you'll study

Not yet added.

Scholarships3 available
  • Academic Scholarship

    Tuition fee reduction of 5% up to 45%, set by the high-school percentage band.

    Eligibility: Awarded on high school percentage: 80%-84.99% earns 5%, 85%-89.99% earns 15%, 90%-94.99% earns 25%, 95%-97.99% earns 35%, above 98% earns 45%.

    minimumPercentage is the lowest published band (80%, earning 5%), not the bar for the maximum award.

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  • Global Tigers Scholarship

    40% scholarship on first-year tuition fees, maintainable throughout the degree based on outstanding academic achievement or financial aid options.

    Eligibility: International students from anywhere in the world; new students only, limited to 10 seats each academic year.

    Source
  • Tiger Journey Scholarship

    20% flat scholarship on the tuition fees for the entire programme.

    Eligibility: Predicted grades of 90% and above, meeting English language requirements, and passing the required placement tests. Limited to 50 seats.

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Entry requirementsEnglish · grades

English language

  • IELTS Academic, 6.5 overall
  • TOEFL IBT, 79 overall
  • EmSAT - English, 1550 overall
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Academic offer

Engineering-track requirement: mathematics (preferably pre-calculus) at secondary school with a minimum grade of 80% or equivalent, plus two sciences — physics and either chemistry or biology — also at a minimum 80%. Required scores by curriculum: UAE Elite 75% / Advanced 80% / Applied-General 85%; American/SABIS/Canadian minimum 80% plus SAT 1 Math of 450; British 5 IGCSEs at C or above and 2 AS or 1 A-Level at D or above with Maths, Physics and one of Chemistry/Biology at C or above; French 12/20; Pakistan/India 65% overall with 61% in Maths, Physics and one of Chemistry/Biology; IB minimum 28 points with 4 or above in Maths, Physics and one of Chemistry/Biology. Applicants who fall short of the Maths/Science minimums may be conditionally accepted through bridging courses. Engineering students must sit Maths and Physics placement tests before course registration.
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BS · Electrical & Electronic Engineering

International tuition

AED 68,000 per year

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Students admitted effective Fall 2023 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate

One "Bachelor Tuition (per year)" figure covers every RIT Dubai bachelor's degree (AED 68,000 / USD 18,516); there is no separate international rate. Labelled by admission cohort rather than academic year. Instalment plans cost more (AED 2,750.00-2,886.67 per credit hour), and extra charges include a visa fee of AED 5,300, insurance of AED 3,150-6,000 a year and a lab fee of AED 860 per course.

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Intake
January (Spring), September (Fall)
Source
Taught in
English
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Application deadline
Fall semester: early admission until 15 January, regular admission until 31 May, final application deadline 22 August. Spring semester: early admission until 31 October, regular admission until 31 December, final application deadline 8 January.
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What you'll study

Not yet added.

Scholarships3 available
  • Academic Scholarship

    Tuition fee reduction of 5% up to 45%, set by the high-school percentage band.

    Eligibility: Awarded on high school percentage: 80%-84.99% earns 5%, 85%-89.99% earns 15%, 90%-94.99% earns 25%, 95%-97.99% earns 35%, above 98% earns 45%.

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  • Global Tigers Scholarship

    40% scholarship on first-year tuition fees, maintainable throughout the degree based on outstanding academic achievement or financial aid options.

    Eligibility: International students from anywhere in the world; new students only, limited to 10 seats each academic year.

    Source
  • Tiger Journey Scholarship

    20% flat scholarship on the tuition fees for the entire programme.

    Eligibility: Predicted grades of 90% and above, meeting English language requirements, and passing the required placement tests. Limited to 50 seats.

    Source
Entry requirementsEnglish · grades

English language

  • IELTS Academic, 6.5 overall
  • TOEFL IBT, 79 overall
  • EmSAT - English, 1550 overall
Source

Academic offer

Engineering-track requirement: mathematics (preferably pre-calculus) at a minimum 80%, plus physics and either chemistry or biology also at a minimum 80%. Applicants who fall short may be conditionally accepted through bridging courses. Engineering students must sit Maths and Physics placement tests before course registration.
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BS · Mechanical Engineering

International tuition

AED 68,000 per year

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Students admitted effective Fall 2023 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate

One "Bachelor Tuition (per year)" figure covers every RIT Dubai bachelor's degree (AED 68,000 / USD 18,516); there is no separate international rate. Labelled by admission cohort rather than academic year. Instalment plans cost more (AED 2,750.00-2,886.67 per credit hour), and extra charges include a visa fee of AED 5,300, insurance of AED 3,150-6,000 a year and a lab fee of AED 860 per course.

Show the fee on the university's site
Intake
January (Spring), September (Fall)
Source
Taught in
English
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Application deadline
Fall semester: early admission until 15 January, regular admission until 31 May, final application deadline 22 August. Spring semester: early admission until 31 October, regular admission until 31 December, final application deadline 8 January.
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What you'll study

Not yet added.

Scholarships3 available
  • Academic Scholarship

    Tuition fee reduction of 5% up to 45%, set by the high-school percentage band.

    Eligibility: Awarded on high school percentage: 80%-84.99% earns 5%, 85%-89.99% earns 15%, 90%-94.99% earns 25%, 95%-97.99% earns 35%, above 98% earns 45%.

    Source
  • Global Tigers Scholarship

    40% scholarship on first-year tuition fees, maintainable throughout the degree based on outstanding academic achievement or financial aid options.

    Eligibility: International students from anywhere in the world; new students only, limited to 10 seats each academic year.

    Source
  • Tiger Journey Scholarship

    20% flat scholarship on the tuition fees for the entire programme.

    Eligibility: Predicted grades of 90% and above, meeting English language requirements, and passing the required placement tests. Limited to 50 seats.

    Source
Entry requirementsEnglish · grades

English language

  • IELTS Academic, 6.5 overall
  • TOEFL IBT, 79 overall
  • EmSAT - English, 1550 overall
Source

Academic offer

Engineering-track requirement: mathematics (preferably pre-calculus) at a minimum 80%, plus physics and either chemistry or biology also at a minimum 80%. Applicants who fall short may be conditionally accepted through bridging courses. Engineering students must sit Maths and Physics placement tests before course registration.
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BS · Engineering (General)

International tuition

AED 68,000 per year

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Students admitted effective Fall 2023 · Same rate across the institution · All students — no separate international rate

One "Bachelor Tuition (per year)" figure covers every RIT Dubai bachelor's degree (AED 68,000 / USD 18,516); there is no separate international rate. Labelled by admission cohort rather than academic year. Instalment plans cost more (AED 2,750.00-2,886.67 per credit hour), and extra charges include a visa fee of AED 5,300, insurance of AED 3,150-6,000 a year and a lab fee of AED 860 per course.

Show the fee on the university's site
Intake
January (Spring), September (Fall)
Source
Taught in
English
Source
Application deadline
Fall semester: early admission until 15 January, regular admission until 31 May, final application deadline 22 August. Spring semester: early admission until 31 October, regular admission until 31 December, final application deadline 8 January.
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What you'll study

Not yet added.

Scholarships3 available
  • Academic Scholarship

    Tuition fee reduction of 5% up to 45%, set by the high-school percentage band.

    Eligibility: Awarded on high school percentage: 80%-84.99% earns 5%, 85%-89.99% earns 15%, 90%-94.99% earns 25%, 95%-97.99% earns 35%, above 98% earns 45%.

    Source
  • Global Tigers Scholarship

    40% scholarship on first-year tuition fees, maintainable throughout the degree based on outstanding academic achievement or financial aid options.

    Eligibility: International students from anywhere in the world; new students only, limited to 10 seats each academic year.

    Source
  • Tiger Journey Scholarship

    20% flat scholarship on the tuition fees for the entire programme.

    Eligibility: Predicted grades of 90% and above, meeting English language requirements, and passing the required placement tests. Limited to 50 seats.

    Source
Entry requirementsEnglish · grades

English language

  • IELTS Academic, 6.5 overall
  • TOEFL IBT, 79 overall
  • EmSAT - English, 1550 overall
Source

Academic offer

Engineering-track requirement: mathematics (preferably pre-calculus) at a minimum 80%, plus physics and either chemistry or biology also at a minimum 80%. Applicants who fall short may be conditionally accepted through bridging courses. Engineering students must sit Maths and Physics placement tests before course registration.
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Accommodation

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After you graduate

Rules read 19 Aug 2026

What United Arab Emirates's own immigration authority currently publishes. Not a ranking, not a guarantee, and not the same as what any agent or forum will tell you. Whether someone actually obtains residence depends on occupation, points, funds and policy that can change between application and graduation.

Post-study work visa

Visit visa to explore job opportunities (job-seeker entry permit) . Up to 4 months
A foreigner may be granted a visit visa to explore employment opportunities, for one or more visits, without needing a host or guarantor inside the country — issued by the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs (GDRFA) for a chosen length of 60, 90 or 120 days (a separate fee applies to each length: AED200, AED300 and AED400 respectively). To qualify, the applicant must either be a skilled worker at the first, second or third professional level under the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation's own occupational classification, or have graduated — with at least a bachelor's degree — from one of the world's top 500 universities under the classification approved by the Ministry of Education. This is a visit visa granted for the purpose of searching for work, not a work permit in its own right; the UAE's separate standard work visa (see residencyRoute) must still be obtained, through an employer, once a job is found.

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Route to permanent residence

The UAE has no separate, distinctly named 'permanent residence' status that a graduate advances toward over a fixed number of years the way most other countries in this dataset describe. Most graduates who find work move onto the standard employment-sponsored residence visa, which the UAE's own government portal states is valid for two years and renewable subject to the visa-issuing authorities' terms and conditions, applied for by the employer — a status that is renewed indefinitely rather than converting into an unconditional permanent one. Separately, and without requiring employer sponsorship at all, the Golden Residence system grants a renewable long-term residence visa directly to an 'outstanding student': the federal government's own published eligibility table states that a top university student is granted a 10-year Golden visa on production of certificates of excellence and recommendation letters from their school or university, while a top high-school achiever is granted 5 years — both without the 'no sponsor needed' Golden visa carrying a further path to a distinct citizenship status of its own (see citizenshipRoute).

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Route to citizenship

Emirati nationality is governed by the Executive Regulation of the Citizenship and Passports Law, administered federally. The UAE's own government portal states plainly that it does not operate a general residence-based naturalisation open to any long-term foreign resident: since amendments approved in January 2021, only specific, named categories of foreigner can be nominated for citizenship — investors, doctors, specialists, inventors, scientists, intellectuals, and talents/artists (plus their spouses and children) — each against its own published criteria. An investor must own property in the UAE; a doctor or specialist must work in a scientific discipline of high demand in the UAE with at least 10 years of acknowledged practical experience and membership of a reputable professional organisation; a scientist must be an active researcher with at least 10 years' experience and a recommendation letter from a recognised UAE scientific institution; an inventor needs a Ministry of Economy-approved patent and its recommendation letter; and an intellectual/creative-talent nominee must be a pioneer in art or culture who has won at least one international award. Nomination itself can only come through the Rulers' and Crown Princes' Courts, the Offices of the Executive Councils and the Cabinet, on the recommendation of federal entities — there is no route by which an individual applies directly. Successful nominees take an oath of allegiance, must abide by UAE law, and must inform the government if they acquire or lose any other citizenship. Dual nationality is explicitly permitted for this route: the same amendment 'allows the naturalised citizen to retain his original nationality.'

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What the government currently prioritises

The UAE's Golden Residence system is also this dataset's clearest published signal of federally prioritised fields: alongside outstanding students, the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs & Port Security's own account of the long-term residency system names 'all PhD holders, doctors and engineers in the fields of computer engineering, electronics, programming, electricity and biotechnology, and those who hold specialized degrees in artificial intelligence, big data or epidemiology and viruses' as eligible categories for Golden residency, alongside investors, entrepreneurs and leaders in science, knowledge or sport. This is a residency-eligibility list rather than a labour-shortage list of the kind Canada, Australia, the UK or Germany publish — it names fields the UAE has chosen to fast-track into long-term residency, not occupations it has found itself short of.

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New entry added 19 August 2026. workDuringStudy is deliberately left null: mohre.gov.ae (Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation, the authority for work permits including the 'Student Training and Employment Permit') was unreachable this pass by every collection method tried — this project's plain-HTTP fetcher (curl-fallback: 'Could not connect to server'), WebFetch (ECONNREFUSED), and the project's real-browser fallback (the navigation silently failed to a non-page state) all failed against mohre.gov.ae specifically, while every other UAE domain used in this entry (u.ae, gdrfad.gov.ae, icp.gov.ae) worked normally — so this looks like a network-level block on that one host from this collector's environment rather than the page not existing. A future collector with different network conditions should retry mohre.gov.ae directly for the Student Training and Employment Permit page (found via search at mohre.gov.ae/en/our-services/training-and-work-permit-for-students-2022.aspx) rather than treat this as confirmed absent. Four UAE domains were added to IMMIGRATION_DOMAINS in scripts/verify.mjs: u.ae (the federal government's own citizen-facing portal, used as officialUrl and for most citations here), icp.gov.ae (Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs & Port Security, the actual visa/citizenship-granting federal authority), gdrfad.gov.ae (General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs — Dubai, an Emirate-level government immigration authority whose own published service pages carried the job-seeker-visa detail more precisely than the federal portal did), and mohre.gov.ae (the labour-permit ministry, added for a future collector even though unreachable this pass). GDRFA Dubai's rules on the job-seeker visit visa and the golden residence permit for graduates are Dubai-specific service pages rather than a single federal rulebook — the UAE's residency system is administered with real variation between Emirates (Dubai's GDRFA versus Abu Dhabi's ICP-run system elsewhere), and this entry cites the federal u.ae portal as authoritative wherever its own account was available, falling back to GDRFA Dubai only for the job-seeker-visa figures that u.ae's own pages did not state as precisely. naturalisationStatus set to 'published-route': the UAE's own government portal publishes real, followable criteria (10 years of professional experience and a recognised specialisation, a patent, an international award, or property ownership) rather than nothing at all — a genuine exception among Gulf states, several of which (see Qatar and Saudi Arabia in this dataset) publish no comparable route. This is recorded honestly as narrow, nomination-only and not something a person applies for directly, rather than as easy or guaranteed — see the doc comment on ResidencyPathway.naturalisationStatus for why this field records only whether a route is published, not how attainable it is. citizenshipTerms records route nomination and minimumResidenceYears null: the UAE’s own portal publishes no general residence-based naturalisation at all, only named categories (investors, doctors, specialists, inventors, scientists, intellectuals, creative talents) who must be nominated through the Rulers’ and Crown Princes’ Courts, the Offices of the Executive Councils or the Cabinet. There is no period for an ordinary resident to accumulate, so null here means "no published general period", not "unknown". The 10-year experience figures in citizenshipRoute are professional-experience conditions inside two of those categories, not a residence period.

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