Summer courses commence at Abu Dhabi University

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Published July 4th, 2012 - 04:59 GMT

During the summer courses
During the summer courses

2,393 undergraduate and postgraduate students commenced their studies earlier this week, following the start of Abu Dhabi University’s summer semester courses for the academic year 2011-2012. Offered on the University’s Abu Dhabi and Al Ain campuses, the summer semester courses will run till 16th August. 

Dr. Nabil Ibrahim Chancellor of Abu Dhabi University expressed the University’s keenness in organizing the summer semester for the eighth consecutive year since the imitative was launched in 2004. “The summer courses were initially launched in response to the numerous requests we received from our students. Over the years, it has proved to be a great opportunity for students who are eager to reduce their study load for the upcoming semester, or work on increasing their cumulative GPAs and complete the number of courses they need in order to graduate”, added Dr. Nabil. 

“To cater to this year’s growth in demand for summer semester courses, the University has allocated 213 classes for undergraduate program courses, and 25 classes for postgraduate program courses on Abu Dhabi campus. In addition to 81 classes for undergraduate program courses and 6 classes for postgraduate program courses on Al Ain campus”, said Dr. Nabil. 

Dr. Nabil lauded the efforts of Abu Dhabi University’s staff and faculty in organizing the summer semester. He pointed out that many of the University’s esteemed faculty members preferred to reduce the duration of their summer vacations, in order to participate in the University’s summer semester and meet the needs of their students. 

On his part, Bassam Murra Registration Manager at Abu Dhabi University explained the summer semester will run over a period of 6 weeks and will conclude on 9th of August, while examinations will be held from 14th to 16th August. 

Background Information

Abu Dhabi University

The dream began with the Charter of Abu Dhabi University in the year 2000, After three years of planning, the university opened its doors in September 2003, to an entering class of 1,000 students on its two campuses in Abu Dhabi and Al Ain. Unlike other colleges and universities in the UAE, ADU undertook the measures necessary to ensure that all of the degree programs it would offer had secured accreditation from the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research in advance of any students enrolling in them.

ADU offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees based upon the American model of higher education.

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