Does University of Edinburgh give full scholarships to international students?

No, the university does not have an official club or society for students from India. However, there are many Indian students on the ue university of europe for applied sciences campus. They run their own private students groups and channels and warmly welcome Indian students and help them with whatever they need.

The university runs several student clubs based on a student's key interest, this includes the Movie Night Club, Sports Club, Student Events clubm and Environment club, among others.

Students can apply for a scholarship via an academic advisor. Students would need to download an application form from the official UE Germany website. After filling out the form and attaching the documents, the application is sent to the advisor. They can submit the same to the Student Advice portal in case there's no advisor assigned or available.

The University of Applied Sciences Europe offers a 100% scholarship in collaboration with the Borussia Dortmund, one of the best football clubs in Europe. The BVB Scholarship covers the entire costs of studies for upto 5 students every semester, enrolled in UG or PG courses.

Given below are some key features of the scholarship:

• Access to a club mentor who takes care of the scholarship holders' professional needs
• An internship within the BVB group
• Special look behind the scenes in the day to day working of the club

Note - This scholarship does not cover courses like the MBA, orientation semesters, and the dual degree programs.

Yes, studies at the Dubai campus are more expensive compared to the campuses in Germany. A UG programme at the UE Applied Sciences Dubai costs around INR 39.2 Lakhs per year. In comparison, the same costs around INR 13.5 Lakhs per year in Germany. For PG courses, the fees ranges between INR 18.85 Lakhs and INR 24.7 Lakhs per year at the Dubai campus.

The foundation year course or the Studienkolleg is a 1 year program which acts as a pathway for entry to Business courses at both public and private German universities. These are programs designed to help interenational students to integrate and get used to the country's higher education system.

A foundation course at the University of Europe for Applied Sciences costs around INR 13.2 Lakhs for a 9-month course. For a 1 year course with A2 language, it costs around INR 15.5 Lakhs.