Admission requirements can vary between universities but generally include a high school diploma, language proficiency tests, and specific grades or scores in relevant subjects. It's best to check directly with the university for detailed requirements.

Yes, English is widely used in higher education institutions in Bahrain, particularly in universities. Most courses, especially at the graduate level, are taught in English.

Various scholarships are available for international students depending on the university and program. Some scholarships cover tuition fees, while others may also provide allowances for living expenses.

The Nationality, Passports and Residence Affairs at the Ministry of Interior provides a Student Visa service for educational institutions. This visa can be issued to students enrolled in local or international universities or institutes in the Kingdom of Bahrain, within the applicable rules and regulations of the Kingdom of Bahrain. For more information, kindly visit The Nationality, Passports and Residence Affairs (NPRA).