Everything you need to know about studying in Egypt
Egypt is generally safe for international students, especially in major university cities like Cairo, Alexandria, and Giza. Universities have dedicated international student offices that provide support and guidance. Like any country, it is advisable to stay informed about local conditions and follow standard safety precautions.
Yes, degrees from accredited Egyptian universities are recognized internationally. Medical degrees are recognized by the WHO, engineering degrees meet international standards, and many Egyptian universities have partnerships and accreditation from international bodies. It is always advisable to check the specific recognition requirements in your home country.
Yes! Many Egyptian universities offer programs fully or partially in English, especially in medicine, engineering, business, and science faculties. The American University in Cairo is entirely English-medium. It is recommended to verify the language of instruction for your specific program before applying.
The Egyptian student visa process is relatively straightforward. Once you receive your acceptance letter from a university, you apply for a student visa at the Egyptian embassy in your country. The process typically takes 2-4 weeks. Our team can guide you through the entire visa application process.
The total annual cost (tuition + living expenses) typically ranges from $4,000 to $15,000 depending on the university, program, and lifestyle. Medical programs tend to be more expensive ($8,000-18,000/year total), while humanities and social science programs are more affordable ($4,000-8,000/year total).
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