The third Arab University in the Arab world, ranked by "Times"
The Minister of State - President of the United Arab Emirates University, Zaki Anwar Nusseibeh, confirmed that the UAE University is proud of being the third best Arab university, according to the 2021 World University Rankings for the best higher education institutions, as this list is part of the annual global ranking of higher education institutions in the Arab world.
Nusseibeh pointed out that this achievement is the result of the efforts and comprehensive vision of the Emirates University, and evidence of the leadership's support and interest in education, as it is an important axis in the process of preparing for the next fifty years, to keep pace with the requirements of development with a distinct and comprehensive educational vision.
He added, "Today's harvest is nothing but the product of the distinguished efforts made by faculty members, researchers, employees and university students, to be a successful model for rapid growth and progress."
He explained that the UAE University’s achievement of this achievement is a milestone and an indication of the development of scientific research and entrepreneurship, as this classification guarantees in the future that it will be among the best international universities classified as the largest academic institution in the course of the UAE’s development.
The United Arab Emirates University competed with a large group of prestigious universities in the region, and this evaluation comes according to international methodology and indicators, including: education, scientific research, knowledge dissemination, international outlook for students and faculty members, and income.
The United Arab Emirates University continues its march towards excellence to be one of the 200 best universities in the world, as part of its aspirations to become a destination for undergraduate and postgraduate programs, scientific research, training and continuing education for students from different countries of the world.
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