2. Education in Egypt and University Rankings
- Egypt has one of the oldest education systems in the Arab world and Africa. It’s known for affordable tuition, cultural richness, and reputable universities. Many public and private universities offer English-taught programs, especially in medical and technical fields.
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- Top Universities in Egypt:
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- • Cairo University: One of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Africa.
- • Ain Shams University: Renowned for its research and academic excellence..
- • Alexandria University: Known for its international partnerships.
- • The American University in Cairo (AUC): A private, liberal arts university ranked among the best in the region.
- • Mansoura University:Especially strong in medical and health sciences.
3. Studying Medicine in Egypt
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- • Egypt is a popular destination for international students seeking a medical degree at reasonable tuition fees.
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- • Tuition Fees for Medicine: Typically range from $6,000 to $9,000 USD per year in public universities, and up to $12,000 USD or more in private institutions.
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- • Programs are recognized internationally and often follow both local and global curricula.
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- • Programs are typically 6 years long, plus a 1-year internship.
- Popular medical universities for international students include:
4. Average Monthly Cost of Living in Egypt (in USD)
Category
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Estimated Monthly Cost |
Accommodation |
$150 – $400 (private), $50 – $150 (shared/dorm) |
Food (Groceries) |
$100 – $200 |
Meals (Restaurants) |
$3 – $8 (local), $10 – $25 (mid-range) |
Transportation |
$5 – $15 (public transport), $2 – $5 (Uber short trip) |
Utilities & Internet |
$30 – $60 |
Gym Membership |
$15 – $40 |
Total Monthly Living Cost $300 – $600
• Note : Egypt is generally affordable for students, but costs vary depending on city, university, and personal lifestyle.
5. Major Cities in Egypt
• Cairo : The capital and largest city, a major educational and cultural hub.
• Alexandria : A historic coastal city, home to several top universities.