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Numbers spur on university debate

  • United Arab Emirates: Sunday, August 17 - 2008 at 10:41

The new registrar of the British University in Dubai has warned that the UAE risks having too many money-making branches of foreign universities, The National has reported. Numbers are increasing for foreign universities setting up branches in the UAE. Martin Prince of the BUiD has said the sector might have to undergo 'rationalisation' if too many institutions began operations. However, other universities view the competition among institutions would raise, and not lower standards.

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