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Aswan University
A scientific institution in southern Egypt, Aswan University was established in 2012 after separating from South Valley University, becoming one of the leading universities in Upper Egypt. It contributes to providing high-quality academic education and scientific research that serves both the local and international community. The university is distinguished by its modern facilities, including advanced lecture halls, research laboratories, university hospitals, and sports and cultural centers.
Aswan
Marsa Matrouh University
A growing educational institution on the North Coast, Marsa Matrouh University was originally established as a branch of Alexandria University and later became an independent university in 2018. It aims to be a modern scientific beacon serving the Matrouh Governorate and neighboring areas by offering advanced academic programs and enhancing scientific research. The university includes several colleges and research institutes equipped with the latest educational and technological tools to support students and researchers.
Marsa Matrouh
Suez University
A distinguished academic institution in the heart of the Suez Canal, Suez University was established in 2012 after separating from Suez Canal University, becoming one of the leading academic institutions in the Canal and Sinai regions. The university aims to provide high-quality education, enhance scientific research, and serve both the local and international community. It includes a range of colleges and research institutes equipped with the latest educational technologies to support students and researchers.
Suez
Sadat City University
Sadat City University is an Egyptian public university that initially started as a branch of Menoufia University before becoming an independent university by presidential decree in 2013. The university is located in Sadat City and is one of the modern universities that focus on advanced academic education, scientific research, and innovation. The university provides an educational environment that integrates practical application with academic study, making it an ideal choice for students seeking to acquire strong skills suited to the local and international job market. It also strives to enhance collaboration with research and industrial institutions to offer outstanding training opportunities for students, contributing to the preparation of graduates capable of tackling professional challenges with efficiency and innovation.
Menoufia
Damanhour University
Damanhour University is a public Egyptian university headquartered in Damanhour, Beheira Governorate. It was officially established in 2010 after being a branch of Alexandria University since 1979, becoming an independent entity striving for excellence in higher education and scientific research. The university aims to provide advanced academic programs that meet labor market demands, focusing on innovation and developing students' practical skills. It also offers an integrated educational environment that supports scientific research and applied training through effective partnerships with academic and industrial institutions, ensuring the graduation of qualified professionals capable of competing locally and internationally.
Damanhour
Luxor University
Luxor University is a public Egyptian university that was officially established in 2019 by a presidential decree after separating from South Valley University. The university enjoys a prime location in Luxor and New Tiba, granting it a strategic advantage, particularly in the fields of tourism, archaeology, and arts. It aims to enhance higher education by offering advanced academic programs that incorporate the latest educational technologies, preparing graduates to compete effectively in the job market. Additionally, the university places great emphasis on scientific research and strives to expand academic collaboration at both local and international levels.
Luxor
Alexandria University
Alexandria University was established in 1938 as a branch of the Faculty of Law at Fouad I University (now Cairo University) and remained affiliated until the issuance of Royal Decree No. 32 in 1942, which established Farouk I University. Following the 1952 revolution, its name was changed to Alexandria University. It is one of Egypt's oldest universities, ranking fourth after Al-Azhar, Cairo University, and the American University in Cairo, playing a pivotal role in the advancement of higher education and scientific research in Egypt and the Arab world. The university comprises a wide range of faculties and specialized institutes covering various academic and professional disciplines, making it one of the largest educational institutions in the Middle East in terms of student enrollment and faculty members.
Alexandria
