Khalifa University of Science and Technology (KUST) has announced a significant expansion of its scholarship program, aiming to attract high-caliber students from across the globe. This initiative underscores the university's commitment to becoming a premier hub for advanced learning and research, fostering a diverse and dynamic academic environment.
The scholarships cater to both postgraduate (Master's and Ph.D.) programs, providing full tuition coverage for international students. Additionally, the program offers a monthly stipend to support living expenses, with the possibility of further increments based on academic performance. Medical insurance and support for attending international research conferences are also included in the scholarship package.
Dr. Yousof Al Hammadi, Khalifa University's Senior Vice-President of Academic and Student Services, emphasized the university's dedication to accessibility. "Khalifa University strives to provide the most enriching learning experience while ensuring that our world-class academic programs and scholarships are available to a wider range of students," Dr. Al Hammadi stated. "This expansion positions us as a key contributor to the intellectual and human capital development not only of the UAE, but of the entire region and beyond."
The scholarship program aligns with the UAE's national vision of fostering a knowledge-based economy. By attracting talented international students, Khalifa University contributes to a vibrant exchange of ideas and expertise. This, in turn, fuels innovation and scientific progress, propelling the UAE further along its path as a global leader in science and technology.
Prospective students can find detailed information about the scholarship program and application process on the Khalifa University website. The application deadline is set for April 30th, 2024. With this scholarship expansion, Khalifa University extends a strong invitation to bright minds around the world, seeking to cultivate a future generation of scientific and technological leaders.