Transfer to Canada
The School of Engineering Applied Science And Technology at CUD offers top-notch degree programs in computer science and engineering, based on Canadian academic standards. Through partnerships with leading Canadian institutions, students have the opportunity to participate in a transfer program, where they can study for early years in Dubai and complete their final years at one of our partner institutions in Canada. Our partners include Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario and University of New Brunswick in Fredericton, New Brunswick. This program allows students to earn a Canadian degree from these prestigious institutions.
University of New Brunswick (UNB) +
Canadian University Dubai (CUD) and the University of New Brunswick (UNB) in Canada have forged a significant partnership through a transfer agreement. This agreement signifies the opportunity for both institutions to facilitate the seamless transfer of CUD undergraduate students to UNB's Fredericton campus. In line with their collaborative efforts, CUD and UNB aim to establish a structured framework that allows CUD students to transition smoothly into the UNB programs. By jointly offering this transfer opportunity, CUD and UNB aspire to provide CUD students with enhanced academic prospects and the ability to pursue their educational aspirations. This transfer agreement serves as a testament to the dedication of both institutions to fostering educational partnerships that benefit students and promote academic excellence.
Eligibility:
- CUD transfer students must meet the minimum academic and language requirements of UNB to be considered for admission. In particular:
- a. Students having earned a grade of “C” or higher in the courses subject to transfer (in the first two years) and being in good academic standing (3.0 CGPA or C) in the CUD program;
- b. Students having met the minimum English language proficiency requirements according to UNB standards.
- c. Complete an online application form and meet the requirements for admission to the UNBF program: https://www.unb.ca/international/apply/index.html
Pathway to UNB:
Computer Engineering and Computational Sciences
2+2 Pathway
Students who are studying in computer science, cyber security & software design programs have the opportunity to study the first 2 years at CUD and graduate from UNB after finishing the last 2 years at UNB Campus in Fredericton as shown below.
Electrical Engineering
1+3 Pathway
Students who are studying in Electrical Engineering program have the opportunity to study the first year at CUD and graduate from UNB after finishing the last 3 years at UNB Campus in Fredericton as shown below.
Queen’s University +
Canadian University Dubai and Queen's University have established an articulation agreement that defines the terms and conditions for the seamless transfer of undergraduate students from Canadian University Dubai to Queen's University. This agreement paves the way for students to pursue their academic journey at Queen's, culminating in the conferral of a Bachelor of Computing degree from Queen's University.
Eligibility: CUD students must have:
- Successfully completed the first two years of either the Bachelor of Science Honours in Computer Science; Bachelor of Science Honours in Software Design or Bachelor of Science Honours in Cybersecurity program at CUD with a minimum GPA of 3.0 as demonstrated by an official transcript from CUD: "Queen's-Approved Year 1 - 2 Bachelor of Science Honours (in Computer Science; in Software Design; or in Cybersecurity).
- Achieved English language proficiancy of 6.5 in the IELTS Assessment (or equivalent), as demonstrated by provision of the test certificate. Students presenting a score of 6.0 in the IELTS Assessment (or equivalent), are eligible to complete the QBridge Program in lieu of achieving a score of 6.5 in the IELTS Assessment. Full details on the QBridge Program may be found at the following link: http:// www.queensu.ca/qsoe/gbridge.
Pathway to Queens:
Computer Engineering and Computational Sciences
2+2 Pathway
Students who are studying in computer science, cyber security & software design programs have the opportunity to study the first 2 years at CUD and graduate from Queens University after finishing the last 2 years at Kingston Campus as shown below.
University of Ottawa +
Canadian University Dubai (CUD) and uOttawa have established a collaborative academic agreement that defines the terms and conditions for a structured undergraduate transfer pathway. This agreement enables qualified students to complete the initial stage of their undergraduate studies at CUD before transferring to uOttawa to continue their studies within the Faculty of Engineering, School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Through this 1+3 collaborative program, students who meet the academic and language requirements may pursue their studies at uOttawa, culminating in the conferral of an undergraduate degree awarded by uOttawa.
Eligibility: CUD students must have:
- Successfully completed the first one years (2–3 semesters) of the four-year undergraduate program within the School of Engineering, Applied Science and Technology at CUD, following the approved course sequence, as demonstrated by an official transcript from CUD.
- Achieved the equivalent of a minimum cumulative average of 80%, as assessed by uOttawa, at the time of application, and maintained this academic standing until transfer.
- Maintained good academic and disciplinary standing, with no record of academic misconduct, disciplinary measures, or other disruptive conduct.
- Demonstrated English language proficiency in accordance with the uOttawa undergraduate admission requirements, as evidenced by the submission of an approved English language test score or an accepted equivalent.
- Full details on the uOttawa Programs may be found at the following link: https://www.uottawa.ca/faculty-engineering/school-electrical-engineering-computer-science
Pathway to uOttawa:
1+3 Pathway
Students who are in the School of Engineering, Applied Science and Technology at CUD have the opportunity to complete the first year at CUD and graduate from uOttawa after finishing the remaining three years at the uOttawa campus, as shown below.
CUD to University of Ottawa (uOttawa) Transfer Requirements
Students can transfer to one of the following programs at uOttawa after completing the required first-year courses at CUD as shown below
| Course Code | Course Name |
|---|---|
| BCS 101 / SWS 110 | Element of Computing / Programming I |
| SWS 316 / BCS 202 | Programming II / Introduction to Computing Science II |
| MTH 112 | Calculus I |
| MTH 113 | Calculus II |
| MTH 114 | Linear Algebra |
| MTH 120 | Discrete Mathematics |
| ENG 101 | Digital Logic |
| Course Code | Course Name |
|---|---|
| BCS 101 / SWS 110 | Element of Computing / Programming I |
| SWS 316 / BCS 202 | Programming II / Introduction to Computing Science II |
| MTH 112 | Calculus I |
| MTH 113 | Calculus II |
| MTH 114 | Linear Algebra |
| MTH 120 | Discrete Mathematics |
| ENG 101 | Digital Logic |
| MGT 202 | Principles of Management |
| Course Code | Course Name |
|---|---|
| BCS 101 / SWS 110 | Element of Computing / Programming I |
| SWS 316 / BCS 202 | Programming II / Introduction to Computing Science II |
| MTH 112 | Calculus I |
| MTH 113 | Calculus II |
| MTH 114 | Linear Algebra |
| MTH 120 | Discrete Mathematics |
| ENG 101 | Digital Logic |
| Course Code | Course Name |
|---|---|
| BCS 101 / SWS 110 | Element of Computing / Programming I |
| SWS 316 / BCS 202 | Programming II / Introduction to Computing Science II |
| MTH 112 | Calculus I |
| MTH 113 | Calculus II |
| MTH 114 | Linear Algebra |
| MTH 120 | Discrete Mathematics |
| ENG 101 | Digital Logic |
| Course Code | Course Name |
|---|---|
| LNG 181 | English I For Engineering and Computing |
| LNG 182 | English II For Engineering and Computing |
| BCS 101 / SWS 110 | Element of Computing / Programming I |
| SWS 316 / BCS 202 | Programming II / Introduction to Computing Science II |
| MTH 112 | Calculus I |
| MTH 113 | Calculus II |
| MTH 114 | Linear Algebra |
| MTH 120 | Discrete Mathematics |
| ENG 101 | Digital Logic |
| Course Code | Course Name |
|---|---|
| LNG 181 | English I For Engineering and Computing |
| LNG 182 | English II For Engineering and Computing |
| BCS 101 / SWS 110 | Element of Computing / Programming I |
| SWS 316 / BCS 202 | Programming II / Introduction to Computing Science II |
| MTH 112 | Calculus I |
| MTH 113 | Calculus II |
| MTH 114 | Linear Algebra |
| MTH 120 | Discrete Mathematics |
| ENG 101 | Digital Logic |
| Course Code | Course Name |
|---|---|
| SHS 103 | Chemistry |
| SCI 220 | Engineering Mechanics |
| SCI 210 | Modern Physics |
| BCS 101 / SWS 110 | Element of Computing / Programming I |
| SWS 316 / BCS 202 | Programming II / Introduction to Computing Science II |
| MTH 112 | Calculus I |
| MTH 113 | Calculus II |
| MTH 114 | Linear Algebra |
| MTH 120 | Discrete Mathematics |
| ENG 101 | Digital Logic |