How much scholarship can I expect for universities in UAE for my master's course?

Yes, there are several scholarship opportunities for Master's programs in Computer Science in the UAE, and your strong academic background and likely IELTS waiver make you a competitive candidate.

- Khalifa University: Offers merit-based scholarships covering full tuition and sometimes stipends. Eligibility is assessed during admission, and an IELTS waiver may be possible for strong profiles.
- MBZUAI: Provides fully funded scholarships including tuition, accommodation, health insurance, and a monthly stipend (AED 8,000). IELTS waiver may be possible.
- UOWD: Academic Merit Scholarships cover 15 - 25% of tuition fees per trimester.
- Zayed University: Offers competitive graduate merit scholarships; automatic consideration during admission.
- University of Dubai: Full scholarships are available for select students in relevant programs.

Scholarship amounts and requirements are subject to change. For the most current details and next steps, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.

The maximum scholarship available in Dubai depends on the university and scholarship program.

- Up to 100% tuition: Some universities, like BITS Pilani Dubai, offer merit-based scholarships that can cover the full tuition fee for students with outstanding academic records.
- Typical range: Most universities offer scholarships covering 10% to 50% of tuition, based on academic performance and eligibility.

Scholarship amounts and criteria are subject to change each academic year. For details on your eligibility and the latest options, please connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.

Scholarship percentages for master's tuition fees in the UAE typically range from 10% to 40%, depending on the university and your academic merit.

- Some universities, like Zayed University, offer up to 40% scholarships for high CGPA. - Others, such as University of Wollongong in Dubai, provide 15% - 25% scholarships. - A few universities may have highly competitive full tuition scholarships, but these are limited.

Actual scholarship offers depend on your academic profile and the specific university.