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Source: UPPERNEWS

UCL Global Business School for Health Secures Licence to Expand to Dubai

University College London's Global Business School for Health has received UAE approval to establish an education hub in Dubai Healthcare City. Scheduled to launch programmes in 2027, the hub will offer postgraduate and executive education focusing on healthcare management, digital transformation, and leadership. The move aligns with Dubai's Education 33 strategy and national economic development agendas.

China–UAE News
Source: Arabian Business

Dubai Economy Chief Presents Post-Disruption Recovery to Chinese Investors in Shenzhen

Dubai’s population and spending have exceeded pre-crisis levels as the emirate recovers from regional disruption, according to Dubai Economic Development Corporation CEO Hadi Badri. Speaking at the Dubai Business Forum – China in Shenzhen on October 14, 2026, Badri highlighted population growth, domestic activity, and international capital inflows as key growth drivers. He outlined the city's broader economic resilience and business opportunities under the Dubai Economic Agenda D33 to Chinese enterprises.

Policy & Legal Updates
Source: The National

Dubai Awards 10-Year Golden Visas to Outstanding Private School and University Educators

Hundreds of private school and university educators in Dubai have qualified for 10-year residency under a specialized Golden Visa initiative. Launched under directives from Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed, the programme has received more than 835 applications since its rollout in October 2024. The scheme forms part of Dubai's Education 33 strategy to attract and retain educational talent.

Policy & Legal Updates
Source: Arabian Business

Dubai Outlines Golden Visa Eligibility Rules for Private Sector Educators

Dubai has outlined the eligibility criteria for teachers and educators applying for the Golden Visa, confirming that over 835 applications have been submitted since the initiative began. The scheme applies to qualifying staff in private early childhood centres, schools, and higher education institutions under Dubai's Education 33 strategy. Applicants are evaluated on academic achievements, improvements to education quality, student outcomes, and community feedback.

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