Emirates Aviation University Offers Scholarship for Healthcare Workers, Family

Dubai: Emirates Aviation University announced today that it will be offering all healthcare workers in the United Arab Emirates and their immediate family members a special 30% scholarship on all its programmes starting September 2020. The scholarship is applicable on tuition fees and is offered on joining a postgraduate or undergraduate programme provided that students meet the programme-specific entry requirements.

Dr Ahmad Al Ali, Vice-Chancellor of Emirates Aviation University said: “We are pleased to show our support for healthcare workers who have made an immense contribution to our community, especially during this difficult time. We are deeply grateful and appreciative of their efforts and hope that this gesture will help those who want to advance their careers with higher education.”

Healthcare workers or their family members who wish to benefit from the discount, must apply online https://www.eau.ac.ae/en/application-forms/application-selection/ and submit proof of identification or letter from their workplace.

Emirates Aviation University has been recently awarded an overall score of 5 Stars by QS Stars University Ratings for its outstanding performance and academic excellence across a wide range of categories. The university is the first non-federal educational institution to receive a 5 Stars QS rating in the region, achieving 5 stars in teaching, employability, facilities, inclusiveness and social responsibilities and 4 stars in academic development and internationalisation categories. The university also received 5 stars for its MBA in Aviation Management programme.

Emirates Aviation University

Established in 1991, Emirates Aviation University is a leading educational institution in the Middle East for aviation-related programmes. The University is the academic wing of the Emirates Group; a global travel and tourism conglomerate knew worldwide for their commitment to the highest standards of quality in every aspect of the business.

The University is licensed by the UAE Ministry of Education – Higher Education and offers an extensive range of educational opportunities designed to provide students with the best aviation-related specializations.

EAU offers a new six-month internship programme with the Emirates Group for students who demonstrate extraordinary academic performance.

Hot this week

Sundays are now passport day: what UAE’s Indian residents need to know 

 For years, picking up a passport meant a weekday...

Indian passport opens easy entry to 70 destinations

NEW DELHI, INDIA, September 15, 2026: Indian passport holders...

Emirates NBD offers AED10m prize in savings draw

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, September 15, 2026: Emirates NBD...

Emirates adds UAE’s Jaywan cards to payment options

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, September 15, 2026: Emirates will...

Sharjah publishers conference focuses on AI, global partnerships and future of books

Opening the conference, Sheikha Bodour bint Sultan Al Qasimi, chairperson of the SBA, called for greater international cooperation to help the publishing industry navigate technological and commercial challenges.

From cockpit to palace: Captain Smit Machchhar’s extraordinary month

Four weeks after surviving a brutal attack by his co-pilot aboard a Dubai-Tel Aviv flight, the Indian pilot has received one of the UAE’s highest civilian honours, spoken publicly about his ordeal and become the subject of a debate extending far beyond aviation. Jessica Roberts narrates

Sharjah ruler announces women’s tower in Kalba, recalls his first day at school

Work has begun on a women’s tower near the University of Kalba, backed by a large new public park.

SEWA builds 15 power substations, commissions two new facilities

SHARJAH: Sharjah Electricity, Water and Gas Authority (SEWA) announced...

L&T Showcases Renewable Energy, Power T&D and Digital Grid Solutions at WETEX 2026

DUBAI: Larsen & Toubro (L&T), an Indian multinational operating...

A Phone in Hand, a Customs Bill at Cochin

A duty demand on a phone already in use raises a wider question: can Customs enforce the rules without treating every returning expatriate as a suspect? Neha Kiran writes

Kerala CM Satheesan among guests at Sharjah Book Fair

SHARJAH: Kerala Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan will be among...

Mohamed bin Zayed, Singapore PM Wong launch CEPA talks

ABU DHABI: The UAE and Singapore have launched negotiations...

Related Articles

Popular Categories