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• Government Scholarships in Dubai
  

Types of Government Scholarships

• The Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships.
  
• The David L. Boren Scholarships.
  

• In order to get the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships, students must be Pell Grant recipients and academically accomplished. Up to $5,000 are awarded in these very competitive scholarships.
  
• The David L. Boren Scholarships is very useful too. The federal government needs a lot of highly trained individuals who have intimate knowledge of security-sensitive languages, like Arabic, and foreign cultures including Islamic studies. These are ultra-competitive and highly advertised. Only the best undergraduates and graduates get this scholarship. Recipients are required to work in the Department of Defense or Homeland Security following their graduation. Preference is given to those students who are seriously considering long-term careers in the federal government. Up to $26,000 are awarded for scholarships.

• College Scholarships in Dubai

• The Marie Wright Scholarship for Non-Traditional Locations.
• The Charles B. Rangel International Affairs Fellowships.
• The American University in Dubai.
• William Jefferson Clinton Presidential Scholarships.
  

• The Marie Wright Scholarship is for Non-Traditional Locations. The program is specifically designed to reward those studying in far-flung areas where Western students are just now making news. Candidates are chosen for academic merit and program design.
  
  
• The Charles B. Rangel International Affairs Fellowships offer graduate students an opportunity to pursue studies in a range of locations, including the UAE, which lead to long-term careers with the federal government. Candidates who are financially disadvantaged, minorities, and academically talented are given preference. Howard University administers this program. Fellowships are awarded for a combination of travel and tuition expenses for up to $28,000.
  
  
• The American University in Dubai, UAE is one of the most progressive, American-style universities in the region. American students studying a wide range of disciplines can take the opportunity to experience the UAE for a semester or a year.
  
  
• Students interested in international affairs or Middle Eastern culture and language must consider applying for the William Jefferson Clinton Presidential Scholarships offered through the American University in Dubai.