Health and Wellbeing
Amity University Dubai encourages a multicultural environment. Our student body comprises more than 70 nationalities, making our campus a beautiful blend of different cultures.
The university is committed to the health, safety, and well-being of everyone on campus. We adhere to all UAE regulations, including those from Dubai International Academic City (DIAC).
Additionally, our campus is secured round the clock with 24/7 security services to guarantee the safety of our community.
We also have a Student Services Centre that will guide you if you have any questions.
Health Care Services
Amity University Dubai benefits from its prime location within DIAC, offering easy access to a variety of medical facilities dedicated to the health and well-being of students and staff. Nearby healthcare services include Aster Clinic, Life Medical Centre, HealthHub Clinic, Symbiosis Medical Centre, Medi Family Poly Clinic, Medicure, and Fakeeh University Hospital, all catering to the community's healthcare needs.
Emergency Services
Dubai takes pride in its highly efficient and cutting-edge ambulance services, a crucial aspect of ensuring the safety of both residents and visitors. Managed by the Dubai Corporation for Ambulance Services (DCAS), these services reflect the city’s commitment to public safety and rapid response.
First aid on campus
First aid kits are stationed at various locations across campus for immediate medical assistance. Many of our staff and faculty are trained in first aid, including CPR, to ensure quick response in emergencies.
Health insurance
During 2014 and 2016, DHA (Dubai Health Authority) implemented a law that requires all residents of Dubai to have a basic health insurance.
Students can apply for the health insurance offered by Amity University Dubai for AED 1,500. Alternatively, you can also arrange for your own cover which will need to be finalised prior to completing your visa process.
Important phone numbers
Roads & Transport Authority Dubai: 800 90 90
Dubai Municipality: 800 4567
Ministry of Education: 800 51115
Police Emergency: 999
