Capital University College in Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, Sharjah Address, Phone Number, Email, Website and Services
Address: Near Zahia Buildings – Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Rd – Al Zahia – Sharjah – United Arab Emirates
Contact Number: 971524073619
Email: admissions@capitalcollege.ae
Opening Time: Monday to Sunday – (9 am – 9 pm)
Website: http://www.capitalcollege.ae/
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About Capital University College
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Program
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- Masters
- Doctorate
- Design Diploma
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ACADEMICS
- Colleges and Schools
- Programs and Departments
- Achievement Academy
- General Education Program
- Accelerated Master’s Program
- International Study and Exchange
- Registrar’s Services
- Academic Support Center
- Services and Resources
- Meet the Faculty
- Teaching and Research Awards
- Library
GENERAL EDUCATION PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
Information presented on this webpage pertains to the revised General Education Program requirements in effect
from the Fall 2012 semester onward. Students following undergraduate catalogs prior to the 2012–2013 academic year must adhere to the general education requirements.
Students following catalogs in effect from Fall 2012 onward must use the General Education Program Advising Worksheet.
Core Requirements
- Students must successfully complete a minimum of 18 credit hours (catalogs prior to 2020–2021) or 15 credit hours (2020–2021 catalog onwards) in courses meeting the following core general education areas. Credits earned in these areas cannot be counted towards other general education requirements or other degree program requirements.
- Non-Core Requirements
- Students must be successfully complete a minimum of 24 credits in courses meeting the following, non-core general education areas. Courses in these areas may also major requirements. In cases where a course is considered both a non-core general education requirement and a major requirement.