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TUITION FEES FOR BAHRAINI STUDENTS

Tuition fees for undergraduate programs at the University of Bahrain will continue to be subsidized for the standard program duration. If the study extends beyond this period, the following tuition fees will apply:

Category Study Duration Tuition Fee per Credit Hour Remarks
Associate Diploma Bachelor’s Degree
Bahraini and Equivalent Up to Semester 4 Up to Semester 8 BD 8 Within the designated program period
Bahraini and Equivalent Semester 5 Semester 9 BD 8 Government support continues
Bahraini and Equivalent Semester 6 Semester 10 BD 40 Partial support
Bahraini and Equivalent Semesters 7 to 8 Semesters 11 to 14 BD 80 No support
Non-Bahraini All Semesters All Semesters BD 80 Not eligible for government support

– Subsidies apply to Bahraini students and those with a Bahraini father and mother, or a Bahraini spouse. This does not apply to non-Bahraini or sponsored students.
– Government support includes Bahraini students and students who are children of a Bahraini father and mother, and a Bahraini wife. This does not apply to non-Bahraini students and sponsored students.

HOW TO CALCULATE TUITION FEES

Each course consists of a number of credit hours, and most courses consist of 3 credit hours. Example of a Bahraini student’s tuition fee for a bachelor’s course, 1 hour is 8 BD, the tuition will be 8×3=BD 24.

If the student registered 5 courses for the semester, the tuition fee will be 24×5 = BD 120.

FEES DESCRIPTION

  • Note: Fees are in Bahraini Dinars
B.S.C/Associate Diploma – Bahraini
Fees Per Credit Hour 8.000
B.S.C/Associate Diploma – Non Bahraini
Fees Per Credit Hour 80.000
B.S.C/Associate Diploma – Second Period for Bahraini & Non Bahraini
Fees Per Credit Hour 80.000
B.S.C/Associate Diploma – Sponsored
Fees Per Credit Hour 80.000
Diploma / Post Graduate Diploma
Fees Per Credit Hour 84.000
Masters
Fees Per Credit Hour 140.000
Ph.D.
Fees Per Credit Hour 160.000
General Fees
Transcript Fees 0.500
Admission Fees 10.000
Lost ID Card 5.000
Lost Card Holder 2.000
Review Exam Result 10.000
Locker 5.000
Study Student Case 30.000
Lost Graduation Certificate 50.000

FINANCIAL AIDS

The University offers this service for students with low income, where applications to benefit from this service are received and those applications get reviewed according to specific conditions and regulations.

Applications to receive this service will be open for a whole month during the first semester of the academic year, as “Tuition Fees Exemption Application Form” is electronically provided to students during that month, and it shall be announced through the University’s official website and its official social media.

Students can communicate with the Exemptions and Part-Time Employment Division through the Division’s e-mail:

epd@uob.edu.bh

In addition to the Division’s phone numbers: 17438713-17438719-17438247

FAQs

      • What is the recommended browser for submitting an admission application request through the sis.uob.edu.bh website?

Students are advised to follow these steps for a smooth application process:

        • Submit your application using a computer (not a mobile device).
        • Use the Google Chrome browser for optimal compatibility.
        • Enable pop-ups in your browser settings to allow the system to open new pages during the process.
      • Can I submit program preferences after confirming my admission, and are there any exceptions?

Yes, this option is available for all programs except the Bachelor’s in Nursing. After confirming your admission and paying the tuition fees, log in again to sis.uob.edu.bh during the confirmation period and select “Post Admission Service to choose 3 Preferences.” Your application will be reviewed after the confirmation period based on the availability of seats in the requested programs.

      • I am a new student who took the major’s interview and I still haven’t received the results.

The admission results will be announced via a message (SMS), and you can find them on your website as well.

      • What is the procedure in the event of not passing the entrance exam  or the interview for the major I was nominated for?

The Admissions and Alumni Affairs staff will contact you to choose an alternative major.

      • Who is exempted from the Orientation Program?

Students may be fully exempted from the Orientation Program if they meet one or more of the following criteria:

        • Hold a secondary school/high school average of 90% or above.
        • Scored at least 90% in all high school English courses.
        • Have a TOEFL score of 500 or higher or an IELTS score of 5.5 or higher, with valid certification submitted to the English Language Center before the semester begins.
        • Graduated from IB or A-LEVEL schools.
      • What if my high school average is between 70% and 89.99%?

You may be eligible to take the English Orientation Program Exemption Exam conducted by the English Language Center. The exam schedule will be sent to you via SMS.

      • How many times can I transfer from a major to another?
        You can only transfer twice.
      • What are the requirements that must be met for the transfer from an Associate Diploma to a Bachelor’s?
        You can find these requirements in full in the transfer request form on the page of the Deanship of Admission and Registration on the University’s website.
      • How are applicants accepted for the transfer?
        Admission is based on the available vacant seats and according to the highest GPA.
      • Can I transfer if I have only finished 8 credit hours?
        Yes, if the completed eight hours are equivalent to 3 courses.
      • I am a scholarship student; can I submit a transfer request?
        Yes, provided that a no-objection letter from the sponsor is attached.
      • Can I submit a transfer request after passing the foundation semester only?
        No; you must meet the necessary requirements for this transfer, including successfully passing three courses, or passing an average of not less than 9 credit hours and not more than 66 credit hours.
      • Can I submit a transfer request to a major that I have already studied and transferred from to another major?
        No, you can’t.
      • Can I submit a transfer request for undergraduate programs after transferring to an applied education program?You can’t transfer to undergraduate programs if you have previously transferred from one of them to an applied education program.
      • Where can I obtain a major transfer form, and to which entity do I submit it?
        You can obtain the transfer form from the Admissions and Alumni Affairs Department in the Deanship of Admission and Registration, which shall be submitted to the same department.
      • I am a student who was expelled from a bachelor’s degree. Can I submit a transfer request to an associate diploma?
        Expelled students can’t submit a transfer request after the expulsion.
      • I am a student who have previously submitted a transfer request and was expelled before the results of the transfer were out. Does the application remain or gets cancelled?
        The transfer request will be canceled if the student gets expelled from the University.
      • Does the secondary school track get considered at the time of submitting the transfer request?
        Yes, your secondary school track is taken into account when you submit your transfer request.
      • Are there fees for submitting a transfer request from one department to another within the college?
        No, there aren’t any.
      • Are there fees for submitting a transfer request from a major in one college to another in another college?
        Yes, a transfer fee of 10 (ten Bahraini dinars).
      • I am a student who submitted a transfer request, where can I find the result?
        The admission results will be announced by sending a message (SMS) or via (Notification) on your website.

      • Where and how can I view the schedule of courses offered for the next semester?

The course schedule can be viewed through the link provided on the announcements page on the University website (uob.edu.bh).

      • How can I find out when my courses will be registered for the next semester?

This can be done through the advertisements page on the University’s website, in addition to social media.

      • How can I find out who my academic advisor is?

This can be done by looking at the student’s academic data page in the Student Information Management System (SIS). If the name of your academic advisor does not appear on the mentioned page, you can contact the relevant academic department.

      • What are the cases that require the use of the electronic help page (the Help disk)?

Through this help page in the registration system, you can write and record the issues you face regarding the registration of your courses, as those concerned from the registration department will find a solution, or explain and clarify the matter to you in the event of any confusion, as this page is dedicated to dealing with several registration issues.

      • What is the necessary procedure if I want to register a new course whose lab time interfere with the lab time of another course I have registered, or the time of another lecture?

The student will see a notification on his registration page indicating this conflict, and he will have two options: to cancel the course registration application, or submit his scheduled registration application to the relevant academic department head, who has the right to accept or reject the application according to objective academic considerations.

      • What can I do if the course I want to register for is conditional on the approval of the head of the academic department concerned with the course?

The system will allow you to send a request to the head of the course department if:

It is an application to register in the practical training course.

It is an application to registers in one of the courses that requires the approval of the head of the academic department.

      • When should I pay the fees after completing my courses registration for the next semester?

Between the two semesters, or the so-called drop and add period, before the start of classes, as the date for payment shall be announced then.

      • How can the student know what he has accomplished from his study plan and what is left for him, so that he can plan for the courses to register for the next semester?

He can do this through the subtitle (Degree audit) listed on the student’s academic data page.

      • Is there a way for the student to know – hypothetically – his GPA?

He can do this through the subtitle (GPA Simulator) listed – also – on the student’s academic data page.

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