Undergraduate entry requirements for applicants from United Arab Emirates. Applicants from United Arab Emirates would normally be required to meet our minimum requirements in one of the following qualifications:A LevelsInternational BaccalaureateUS qualificationsIndian qualificationsApplicants with the Tawjihiyya/Thanawiya General School Certificate will usually be required to complete a foundation year.Foundation yearCollege of Science and EngineeringHowever, applicants to undergraduate degree programmes in the College of Science and Engineering with the Tawjihiyya/Thanawiya General School Certificate can be considered for entry. Applicants must have:passed the Tawjihiyya/Thanawiya General School Certificate with an average of 85% and 85% in required subjects.successfully completed our internal admissions test.Internal admissions testFurther guidance on academic entry requirementsEach course may have further specific entry requirements. All applicants must meet these requirements. Staff in the Admissions Offices will be able to provide further guidance:Undergraduate admissions contact formEnglish Language requirementsAll applicants are required to demonstrate a level of English language competency, regardless of their nationality or country of residence. These requirements are listed by programme.English Language adviceSpecific English language requirement by programmeApplicant supportOur representative for the UAE is Aly Stewart. You can contact us for advice and support by emailing:futurestudents@ed.ac.ukBrowse our events calendar to see if we are hosting an event in your area:Events calendarReview student visa requirements on our Student Immigration Service website:Student Immigration ServiceSupport in your countryWe currently work with education agents in many different countries and regions globally:View our agents in your countryAbout EdinburghVirtual Visit of the campusUniBuddy - chat to our studentsOpen Day and eventsStudent numbersThere are over 560 students from countries across the Middle East currently studying at the University of Edinburgh. This article was published on 2024-11-12