Abu Dhabi Campus

About the Campus

Abu Dhabi University opened a new world class Campus at Khalifa City, October 2006. The new Abu Dhabi University campus will exceed all expectations and includes a teaching ‎hospital, a mosque, a graduate centre and a sports field. A school with nursery, kindergarten and junior sections through Grade 12 will be built, which will eventually cater to 2000 students. Space has also been allocated for further development of facilities in order to ensure the University meets the needs of students in years to come. The campus will also comprise a car parking system providing for 1400 students with separate areas for the arrival ‎and departure of cars and buses, all of which will be divided into separate sections for male‎ and female students.

Location

The new campus is located in Khalifa City B, Abu Dhabi.

New Campus Facts

Phase 1 Development

• A diverse student body with over 4300 students from all over the
  world – representing over 55 different nationalities
• Ground floor area: 13 800 square meters
• First floor area: 13 800 square meters
• Second floor area: 13 800 square meters
• Third floor area: 1600 square meters
• A total of 100 classrooms
• 6 computer labs‎
• 2 scientific labs‎
• 8 specialized labs‎
• 233 multi purpose rooms‎
• 6 elevators‎
• 2 cafeterias
• 2 student union rooms‎
• 8 prayer rooms ‎
• 2 waiting rooms‎
• 1 Auditorium with a seating Capacity of 630
• Food Court Area with 9 food outlets ‎(Farouj, Starbucks, Dunkin' Donuts,
  High Quality Restaurant, Dolce Coffee Shop, Subway, Nabras Restaurant,
  Yogurberry and Cinnamon City)
• Large, modern, library with state of the art electronic resources, facilities with
  ample ‎reading and research area
• Separate outdoor sports and recreational facilities including a gymnasium,
  a football ‎pitch, one tennis courts, one basketball and one volleyball courts.
• Landscaped Gardens

‎Phase 2 Developments

• Housing for staff, faculty and students
• School - Nursery to Grade 12‎
• Multipurpose Hall ‎
• Expansion of classrooms
  
  

Phase 3 Developments

• Increase total capacity to 10,000 students