Program Overview

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University Programs

The American University in Dubai offers a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs.

Undergraduate Programs

• Architecture (B.Arch.)
• Biology (B.S.)
• Business Administration (B.B.A.)
• Civil Engineering (B.S.C.E.)
• Communication and Information Studies (B.C.I.S.)
• Computer Engineering (B.S.Comp.E.)
• Electrical Engineering (B.S.E.E.)
• Game Design and Development (B.S.)
• International Studies (B.A.I.S.)
• Interior Design (B.F.A.)
• Mechanical Engineering (B.S.M.E.)
• MMU International Progression Path
• Psychology (B.A.)
• Visual Communication (B.F.A.)

Pre-University Programs

• Summer Camp

Graduate Programs

• Artificial Intelligence (M.S.)
• Business Administration (M.B.A.)
• Construction Management (M.S.C.M.)
• Education (M.Ed.)
• Innovation Management (M.S.)
• International Affairs (M.A.)
• Leadership and Innovation in Contemporary Media (M.A.)
• Urban Design and Digital Environments (M.U.D.D.E.)

Professional and Certificate Programs

• Center for Executive Programs and Professional Services (CEPPS)
• The English Bridge Program (Center For English Proficiency)
• Certificate Programs

Schools and Departments

The university is organized into several schools and departments, including:

• School of Architecture, Art & Design
  • Department of Architecture
  • Department of Interior Design
  • Department of Visual Communication
• School of Arts & Sciences
  • Department of International and Middle Eastern Studies
  • Department of Psychology
  • Department of Biological and Physical Sciences
• School of Business
  • Department of Finance, Economics, and Accounting
  • Department of Management and Marketing
  • Department of Decision Sciences and General Business
• Mohammed Bin Rashid School for Communication (MBRSC)
• Graduate School of Education
• School of Engineering
  • Department of Civil Engineering
  • Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
  • Department of Mechanical Engineering

Admissions

The university has a personalized admissions process, providing guidance and support to students in choosing their academic path.

Admission Requirements

• Undergraduate: Requirements & Program Leaflet, Transfer Students, Forms, Undergraduate Catalog
• Graduate: Requirements & Program Leaflet, Selection Criteria, Transfer Students, Forms, Graduate Catalog
• Certificate Program Requirements
• Visiting/Incoming Study Abroad Applications

Academic Calendar & Application Deadlines

The university has an academic calendar and application deadlines for course schedules, registration, placement exams, scholarships, visa information, and tuition fees.

Academics

The university aims to produce holistic, creative, interdisciplinary, and transformative graduates for the sustainable advancement of society.

Office of the Provost

• About the Office
• Academic Units
• Academic Advising
• Research at AUD

Library and Resources

• Faculty Resources
• Registrar Resources
• AUD Centers
• ASPI Partners
• Faculty Directory
• Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP)

Student Life

The university believes that student life extends beyond studies, offering various activities and services, including:

• AUD Campus
• Clubs & Societies
• AUD Counseling Services
• Student Accommodation
• Study Abroad & Exchange
• Athletics Division
• Alumni
• Student Resources
• AUD Discount
• FAQs

Administrative Offices

The university provides high-quality support through its administrative offices, including:

• Central Services
• Communications
• Finance
• Health Center
• Human Resources
• Institutional Effectiveness
• Outreach and Career Development
• Registrar
• Student Affairs
• Student Recruitment and Admissions
• Staff Resources
• Office and Staff Directory

English Bridge Program

The English Bridge Program is designed for non-native English-speaking students, providing intensive English language courses to succeed academically, professionally, and socially.

Program Overview

The program promotes cultural awareness, citizenship, critical thinking, and ethical behavior, with instructor-guided classes developing the four skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

Program Details

• Duration: 15 weeks (Fall and Spring Semesters) or 7 weeks (Summer I)
• Levels: Low Intermediate, Intermediate, Advanced
• Each level has specific goals and outcomes, such as understanding main ideas, writing simple paragraphs, and identifying main points in dialogues.

Admission Entry

• Application Kit: Consent and Declaration Form, Student Health History Form, Undergraduate Reservation and Enrollment Agreement
• Faculty: Instructor of English, Coordinator of the Center for English Proficiency (CfEP) and Associate Professor of English.