Kutb in the United Arab Emirates
Women make up 70% of UAE university graduates, in a country aiming to lead the world in AI by 2031. Kutb helps them show employers exactly what they can do.
Local context
The UAE has the graduates and the AI ambition. Kutb connects the two, with practical skills and proof that employers can verify.
70% of graduates are women
Women are 70% of UAE university graduates. Kutb helps turn that education into roles in the UAE’s fast-moving digital economy.¹
56% of STEM graduates
Women are 56% of STEM graduates from UAE government universities. That’s a strong technical base to build AI skills on.¹
AI leadership by 2031
The UAE National Strategy for Artificial Intelligence 2031 puts AI at the center of the economy. Kutb teaches the everyday AI tools that employers are adopting now.²
Language and dialect
Much of UAE work happens in English. Kutb teaches in clear Arabic with full English alongside, so learners can understand concepts in Arabic and practise the English terms they’ll use at work. They can speak to NOOR in either language.
Sources
- ¹ UAE Embassy in Washington, “Women in the UAE”.
- ² UAE National Strategy for Artificial Intelligence 2031, ai.gov.ae.
Data protection in the United Arab Emirates
Kutb approaches learner information with care, clarity, and respect for applicable requirements.
Federal Decree-Law No. 45 of 2021 on the Protection of Personal Data
In the United Arab Emirates, the relevant framework is Federal Decree-Law No. 45 of 2021 on the Protection of Personal Data. Its principles inform Kutb's approach to learner information and privacy.
- Learner information is used to support the experience and continuity of the Kutb journey.
- Privacy choices and account controls are explained in the Kutb Privacy Policy.
- Local requirements are reviewed as the platform and its services evolve.
An equal area
The United Arab Emirates is presented on the same terms as Saudi Arabia and Qatar. There is no ranking or order between them.