Public Universities

Damietta University was initially established as a branch of Mansoura University in 1976 and became an independent university in 2012. Since then, it has witnessed remarkable progress in education and scientific research, making it one of the leading academic institutions in the Delta region.

Mansoura University was established in 1972 and is considered one of the most prestigious universities in Egypt and the Arab world. It started as a small educational institution but quickly became a leader in higher education and scientific research. Since its inception, the university has produced many qualified professionals who have contributed to the development of Egyptian and Arab society.

Port Said University was established in 1975 and is considered one of the leading universities in Egypt, especially in the Canal and Delta regions. Since its founding, the university has significantly contributed to enhancing academic education and scientific research in various fields. The university also plays an important role in the development of the local community and the surrounding environment.

A distinguished academic institution at the heart of the Suez Canal, Suez Canal University was established in 1976 as one of the leading universities in Egypt. The university was founded to serve the residents of the Canal cities and the surrounding governorates, providing a distinguished educational and scientific center. It began as a small educational institution but quickly grew and expanded to become a beacon of knowledge and learning.

Arish University was established in 2016 by Presidential Decree No. 147, after having been a branch of Suez Canal University. The university aims to support comprehensive development in North Sinai and provide an advanced educational and research environment that serves the residents of the governorate and the surrounding areas.

A leading academic institution in the heart of Egypt, Fayoum University was established in 1975 as a branch of Cairo University and later became an independent university in 2005. Since its independence, it has become one of Egypt's prominent universities in higher education and research. The university is committed to academic excellence and community service through its educational and research programs. It features a modern campus with advanced academic buildings.

A leading academic institution in Upper Egypt, Beni Suef University was established as a branch of Cairo University in 1981, then became an independent university in 2005. Since then, the university has played an important role in providing high-quality academic and research education, contributing to the development of the local and regional community. It features a modern campus equipped with advanced academic and research facilities.

A leading academic institution in Upper Egypt, Minya University was established in 1976 after separating from Assiut University, becoming a beacon of knowledge in Upper Egypt. Since its establishment, the university has contributed to graduating generations of scholars and specialists in various fields, playing a significant role in local and regional development. The university boasts a vast campus equipped with modern facilities.

Cairo University is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the Arab world. It was established in 1908 as the Egyptian University, later renamed King Fuad I University, and finally took its current name, Cairo University, in 1952. Since its inception, the university has played a pivotal role in advancing education, science, and culture, producing generations of scholars, intellectuals, and leaders.

A prestigious academic institution with a rich history, Ain Shams University was founded in 1950 as one of the oldest and most esteemed universities in Egypt, complementing Cairo University (1908) and Alexandria University (1942). It was established on the grounds of the Zafaran Palace, which served as a seat of power during certain historical periods, and some of its buildings still stand within the university campus.

A beacon of knowledge and arts, Helwan University is one of Egypt's modern universities, officially established in 1975. However, it includes faculties and institutes with a history of over 100 years, such as the Faculty of Fine Arts (1908) and the Faculty of Art Education (1936). The university is known as the "University of Arts and Technology," as it integrates scientific, engineering, artistic, and educational disciplines.

A distinguished academic institution in the heart of the Delta, Benha University is one of Egypt's prestigious universities. Its roots trace back to 1976 when it was a branch of Zagazig University, before becoming an independent university in 2005. Since then, the university has become one of the most important academic institutions in Egypt, contributing to the development of scientific research and education in various fields.

Menoufia University was established in 1976 as an academic institution serving Menoufia Governorate and surrounding areas. Since its inception, the university has been committed to providing high-quality education, promoting scientific research, and contributing to Egypt’s social and economic development. Initially starting with just five faculties, the university has now expanded to include more than 20 faculties and institutes across various disciplines.

A distinguished scientific institution in the heart of the Delta, Tanta University was established in 1972 as part of Alexandria University, and then became an independent university in 1973. Since then, the university has made significant progress in various academic and research fields, making it one of the most important Egyptian universities in the Delta. It has numerous branches and campuses that host a wide range of colleges and institutes.

A Scientific Beacon in the Eastern Delta, Zagazig University was established in 1974 as a branch of Ain Shams University, later becoming an independent university. Since then, it has made significant advancements in academic and research fields, making it one of the most important universities in the Delta region of Egypt. The university includes numerous faculties and research centers spread across several locations, positioning it as an educational hub serving thousands of students from various governorates.

A distinguished academic institution in the Delta, Kafr El Sheikh University was established as a branch of Tanta University in 1973 and later became an independent university in 2006. Since then, the university has made significant advancements in education and scientific research, becoming one of the fastest-growing universities in Egypt. It features a modern campus equipped with advanced facilities, educational resources, and top-tier research centers, providing an exceptional learning environment for students.

A pioneering academic institution in Upper Egypt, Assiut University was established in 1957 as the first university in the region, with the aim of promoting higher education and scientific research. Since its establishment, the university has contributed to the graduation of generations of scientists, thinkers, and leaders who have played a prominent role in various fields. It boasts a spacious campus with advanced facilities, including modern lecture halls, state-of-the-art research laboratories, university hospitals, as well as comprehensive recreational and sports areas.

A beacon of knowledge in Upper Egypt, Sohag University was established in 1971 as a branch of Assiut University, and then became an independent university in 2006. Since then, it has become one of the prominent universities in Upper Egypt, contributing to the graduation of generations of scientific and professional talents that serve society. The university is distinguished by its modern design, keeping pace with academic and scientific developments.

A beacon of education in Upper Egypt, South Valley University was established in 1995 as one of Egypt's public universities. It aims to enhance higher education and scientific research in the southern region of Egypt, serving several governorates such as Qena, Luxor, Aswan, and the Red Sea. The university is distinguished by its modern facilities, including advanced lecture halls, research laboratories, university hospitals, and sports and cultural centers.

An academic institution in the heart of the Egyptian desert, New Valley University was originally established as a branch of Assiut University before becoming an independent university in 2018. It aims to be a modern scientific beacon, serving the New Valley Governorate and surrounding areas by offering advanced academic programs and enhancing scientific research. The university is distinguished by its modern campus, equipped with the latest educational facilities, research labs, and student centers that support the educational process.