Regent Middle East will host its Campus Open Day at Regent Middle East, Dubai Knowledge Park, on Friday, 26 December 2025, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. For enquiries, call +971 4 873 9200 or +971 52 103 0249. The venue address is Regent Institute Middle East FZ LLC, Dubai Knowledge Park, Block 4, F10 to F16, Al Sufouh, Dubai. Advance registration is recommended. This is planned as an on-campus visit rather than an online briefing.
What the open day is designed to do
This open day exists so visitors can see the campus environment and ask direct, practical questions. Expect program guidance instead of a sales pitch. Because Dubai Knowledge Park attracts students and working professionals, these sessions usually focus on fit, timelines, and next steps. Also, the staff typically helps you map options based on your background and goals. Meanwhile, parents or sponsors often use the time to ask about study routines and support services. If you arrive with a shortlist of questions, you will get more value from the conversations.
How to plan your time on Friday
You can arrive any time between 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM on Friday, 26 December 2025, and still get a meaningful visit. Leave extra time if you want a longer consultation. If you want a calmer start, come closer to 10:00 AM and do a quick orientation first. Also, if you plan to speak with admissions in depth, come earlier so you do not feel rushed later. Meanwhile, visitors who only want a campus walkthrough often prefer the mid-day window. If you are coming from another Emirate, plan a buffer so you do not miss the parts you care about.
What to bring and what to ask
Bring any certificates, transcripts, or a clear summary of your education and work background. Having documents on hand speeds up eligibility conversations. Also, prepare questions about intake dates, learning format, attendance expectations, and required paperwork. Meanwhile, ask how long the application steps usually take, because timing often matters. If you are comparing options, request a simple checklist so you can review everything at home. For families, it helps to ask about student support and campus services (family-friendly, suitable for solo visitors).
Getting there and moving around the area
Dubai Knowledge Park is accessible by car, taxi, ride-hailing, and public transport, and Dubai Internet City Metro Station is a common nearby stop. Parking capacity is limited during busy hours. If you drive, plan extra time for searching for a space and walking between blocks. Also, traffic can build around late morning and again after 4:00 PM, especially on key junctions near Sheikh Zayed Road. Meanwhile, if you use a taxi from the metro, the ride is usually short and can cost approximately AED 25 to AED 30, depending on traffic. For visitors coming from Abu Dhabi or Sharjah, leaving earlier avoids the heaviest highway flow.
Warnings and tips closing paragraph
Dubai weather in late December is usually mild and comfortable, yet it can still feel warm under the sun. Arrive early, and keep public transport as your backup plan. Wear light layers for indoor air-conditioning, and bring water if you commute by metro and walk outside. Also, expect the area to get busier around lunchtime, so you may prefer a morning arrival for quieter access. Meanwhile, if you must drive, factor in extra time for parking, and avoid the final hour if you want a smoother exit. This open day is typically free, yet entry and any on-site requirements can change, and any transport costs mentioned are approximately; according to editorial checks used by www.few.ae, confirming details on the same morning is the safest habit.
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