21 institutions of higher education in Abu Dhabi are preparing to receive students for the new academic year starting Sunday 25 August, while the Department of Education and Knowledge has set five goals for the higher education sector in the emirate, including analyzing the labor market, and helping students to determine their future career options, noting that it sets regulations Policies and mechanisms to ensure the quality of study programs and the organization of higher education institutions, improve the quality of education options offered in Abu Dhabi, and guide and assist students in obtaining higher education that follows international standards and actively participate in enhancing competitiveness and productivity.

The Department stated, on its official website, that the specific objectives of the higher education sector include setting policies, regulations, administrative and disciplinary regulations for higher education institutions in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, improving the quality of higher education for all students of all abilities, developing an environment conducive to scientific research and innovation to cope with global developments, and monitoring and analyzing the market. To help students determine their future career choices in line with the current and future needs of the labor market, build an educational model based on utilizing diverse international experiences in the higher education sector, and encourage investment. R in higher education, in addition to attracting regional and international students to study in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi.

She pointed out that the Emirate of Abu Dhabi has all the elements of attraction for students coming from abroad, especially the availability of elements of safety and technological development, and the government of Abu Dhabi has harnessed all the possibilities to provide a stimulating learning environment for students wishing to study in higher education institutions in the emirate, and published the names of 21 institutions of higher education Especially in the emirate, pointing out that students can apply for admission according to conditions set by each institution according to its own system.

The Department pointed out that the conditions for the establishment of a new higher education institution, or the introduction of a new higher education program in one of the higher education institutions operating in Abu Dhabi, and renewal of the license of higher education institutions, in addition to the submission of new academic programs, requires a permit (no objection letter) from the Department Then apply to the Ministry of Education. The department explained that it offers a variety of scholarships to large numbers of students through partnerships with educational institutions inside and outside the UAE.

She stressed that the aim of these missions is to enable national cadres to achieve scientific achievement in the most prestigious universities in the world, which contributes to support the process of development and growth in the country, where the Department works during the period of scholarship to provide material and moral support for scholarships, in addition to providing guidance and academic guidance that Helps them to achieve the best results.

189 universities recommended to study abroad

The Department of Education and Knowledge recommended 189 global universities in 10 countries for overseas scholarships for 2019, including 11 universities in China, nine universities in Japan, two universities in Singapore, seven universities in Korea, 10 universities in Canada, two universities in Ireland, and two universities in New Zealand. 10 universities in Australia, 32 in the UK, and 104 in the USA.

She pointed out that she offers the mission of the Department of Education and Knowledge to distinguished students, for students who are outstanding nationals in the class.

The Abu Dhabi Government Employee Scholarship Program offers citizens of the Abu Dhabi Government to encourage them to specialize in areas of critical importance to the UAE by allowing them to complete their university or graduate education at leading universities within and outside the UAE in support of Emiratisation efforts.