Dubai American Academy provides an outstanding college preparatory program in the English language to students from around the world from which success is not only measured by academic achievement, but also by the mark that each student makes on the lives of others. Our staff teaches and inspires excellence in academics and life-long learning skills by continually reviewing and building an enriched American curriculum, promoting student achievement, encouraging integrity and nurturing a desire to learn.

Founded in 1989, Dubai Women’s College opened its doors with 145 students. These young ladies were leading the way for the future of women in the UAE, not only by getting an education but also by opening doors for the generations to come to join the work force. Many of these DWC graduates are now in high ranking positions in both the public and private sectors. Several examples include the first UAE National Vice President at Citibank, Director of Marketing at Emirates Post, Director of the Dubai Press Club, the Director of the Dubai Ladies Club and Director of Sharjah Ladies Club.

Founded in 1976, Dubai Scholars is not only one of the oldest educational institutions in the UAE, but also one of it’s most prestigious. Boasting an educational curriculum second to none, it has seen its students move onto institutions of higher learning such as Oxford, Cambridge, University of Pennsylvania and Georgetown.

The Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology (SZABIST) is a fully Chartered Institute established through a Legislative Act of the Pakistan Assembly and is approved and recognized by the Higher Education Commission (HEC), Pakistan, as a degree granting institution. SZABIST has campuses in Karachi, Islamabad, Larkana and Dubai (UAE). SZABIST is a registered member of the International Association of Universities (IAU), Paris; Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU), London; Federation of the Universities of Islamic World (FUIW) Rabat; Asia University Federation (AUF), Seoul; and the Association of SAARC Universities (ASU).

Dubai Pharmacy College would provide the girls of the UAE an opportunity to study pharmacy inside the country so as to protect them from exposure to un-Islamic faith, habits and traditions. The College would avoid the system of co-education and hence it would arrange separate teaching programs for the male and female students. The College would produce pharmacists that are equipped with Islamic morals, a deep understanding of Islamic faith, of Allah's divinity and of our servitude to Him drawn from the Holy Book and the traditions of the Holy Prophet (pbuh). The College would also provide well-qualified and competent Muslim pharmacists possessing a high level of modern scientific knowledge and capable of discharging their responsibilities with distinction after obtaining their degree of Bachelor of Pharmacy.