University of Sharjah

Sharjah, United Arab Emirates · Public university · established 1997

Bachelor's, Master's, PhDLast checked: 25 October 2026

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Overview

Quick answer: University of Sharjah is a public university in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, offering bachelor's, master's, PhD programmes. Indicative international tuition is AED 45,000 to AED 90,000 a year; English: IELTS 6 overall or equivalent.

Location

Sharjah, United Arab Emirates

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Type

Public

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Established

1997

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Levels

Bachelor's, Master's, PhD

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Indicative tuition

AED 45,000 to AED 90,000 a year

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In taka (approx.)

about BDT 14.9 lakh to BDT 29.9 lakh a year

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English (typical)

IELTS 6 overall or equivalent

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Official website

www.sharjah.ac.ae

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Popular subject areas

Subject areas where University of Sharjah offers programmes. Open a subject to compare other universities.

Engineering Medicine & Pharmacy Nursing & Health Sciences Business & MBA Law

Fees and cost of study (estimate in BDT)

Item (per year)	AED	BDT (approx.)
Tuition (mid-range estimate)	AED 67,500	BDT 22.4 lakh
Living costs (typical, 12 months)	AED 48,000	BDT 15.9 lakh
Total first year	AED 115,500	BDT 38.3 lakh

Estimate only, using rates of 25 October 2026. The official visa funds rule for United Arab Emirates is in our United Arab Emirates guide.

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Admission requirements and documents

Typical documents for Bangladeshi applicants. The programme page decides the final list.

Passport valid for the whole course (renew early if it expires within 18 months)
SSC and HSC (or O/A level) certificates and mark sheets; bachelor's certificate and transcript for postgraduate study
English test result (IELTS Academic, PTE Academic, TOEFL iBT or Duolingo, as the university accepts) or a medium-of-instruction letter where accepted
Statement of purpose or motivation letter written by you, plus CV
Two recommendation letters where the programme asks for them
Sponsor documents: bank statement and solvency certificate, sponsor's income proof, TIN and tax return acknowledgement
Birth certificate or NID; names and dates must match the passport and certificates

How to apply to University of Sharjah

Where to apply: on the official admissions or international students page of www.sharjah.ac.ae. The full list of programmes and every subject is in the official course catalogue there.

Step by step

Pick the exact programme on the official course list and note its deadline.
Check the academic entry rule, the English requirement (IELTS, TOEFL, PTE or Duolingo) and any test (SAT, GRE, GMAT) for that programme.
Prepare documents: passport, attested SSC/HSC/bachelor's certificates and transcripts, English score, SOP or personal statement, recommendation letters, CV.
Apply through the official portal or the institution's own application system and pay the application fee (some waive it).
Attend an interview or test if asked, then receive a conditional or unconditional offer.
Accept the offer, pay any deposit, and prepare proof of funds and sponsor documents.
Receive the visa document (CAS, I-20, CoE, LOA or admission letter) and apply for the student visa.
Book accommodation and flights, then complete arrival registration.

Timeline (typical, plan backwards from the start date)

Intakes in United Arab Emirates: Check the programme page; most countries have one or two main intakes a year.

When	What to do
12 to 10 months before	Shortlist programmes, check entry and English rules, book IELTS or another test.
10 to 7 months	Prepare attested documents, SOP and recommendation letters; apply (scholarships close earliest).
6 to 3 months	Receive offers, accept one, pay the deposit, arrange funds and sponsor papers.
3 to 1 months	Visa application, biometrics, medical or TB test if required, accommodation.
Last month	Flights, pre-departure checklist, arrival and registration.

Application deadlines differ by programme; scholarship deadlines come first. Confirm every date on the official page. Confirm with counsellor

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Student visa for United Arab Emirates

A student residence visa is sponsored by a parent living in the UAE or by the university.

Shortlist programmes on the universities' own websites and check entry requirements for Bangladeshi certificates.
Apply and receive the admission or acceptance letter.
Get SSC/HSC/degree certificates attested (Education Board / Ministry of Education and MOFA) and translated if required.
Prepare funds, sponsor documents and insurance, then apply for the student residence visa.
Book travel only after the visa or entry permit is issued.

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Scholarships to look at

Ask our counsellor about university and departmental awards.

Also check the university's own scholarships page. No scholarship is guaranteed.

Frequently asked questions

What is the tuition fee at University of Sharjah for Bangladeshi students?

Indicative tuition is AED 45,000 to AED 90,000 a year (about BDT 14.9 lakh upwards). Fees differ by programme and year, so check the official fee page before you apply.

What IELTS score does University of Sharjah need?

Many programmes ask for about IELTS 6 overall, but some ask for more. Check the English requirement on the programme page.

Can Bangladeshi students apply to University of Sharjah?

Yes. Bangladeshi applicants apply as international students. Entry depends on the programme's academic, English and document requirements.

How do I get a student visa for United Arab Emirates?

After you receive your offer, follow the United Arab Emirates student visa steps in our United Arab Emirates guide. Our counsellors can review your file before you submit.

How do I apply to University of Sharjah?

Apply on the official admissions page of www.sharjah.ac.ae. Prepare your passport, attested certificates, English score and statement first, and apply well before the deadline.