About Khalifa University
Khalifa University of Science and Technology is a public research university in Abu Dhabi. It was established in 2007 and, in 2017, merged with the Masdar Institute and the Petroleum Institute, creating one of the leading research universities in the Arab world.
The university focuses on science, technology, engineering and medicine, offering undergraduate, master's and doctoral programmes.
Research is central to its mission, with centres working on areas such as aerospace, artificial intelligence, robotics, renewable energy, healthcare, semiconductors and petroleum engineering.
Khalifa University has been involved in national projects, including space research and satellite development in partnership with UAE space institutions.
Its campuses include the main campus in Abu Dhabi city and the Masdar City campus, which focuses on sustainability and clean energy.
The university ranks highly among Arab universities and is a key part of the UAE's plans to build a knowledge-based economy.
Startups UAE lists Khalifa University among the UAE's leading research universities.
The university focuses on science, technology, engineering and medicine, offering undergraduate, master's and doctoral programmes.
Research is central to its mission, with centres working on areas such as aerospace, artificial intelligence, robotics, renewable energy, healthcare, semiconductors and petroleum engineering.
Khalifa University has been involved in national projects, including space research and satellite development in partnership with UAE space institutions.
Its campuses include the main campus in Abu Dhabi city and the Masdar City campus, which focuses on sustainability and clean energy.
The university ranks highly among Arab universities and is a key part of the UAE's plans to build a knowledge-based economy.
Startups UAE lists Khalifa University among the UAE's leading research universities.