Egypt University Admissions — Announcements & FAQ

All international student applications to Egyptian universities must be submitted through the official Edros fi Masr platform. Shatnawi Education manages the full process on your behalf — from account creation to acceptance.

What programs can I study in Egypt?

All major programs: Medicine (MBBCh), Dentistry (BDS), Engineering, Pharmacy (Pharm-D), Computer Science & AI, Business, Economics, Law, Mass Communication, and more.

What are the total fees for studying in Egypt?

One-time enrollment fee: $1,500 (paid directly to the university at Year 1 start). Annual tuition: public universities $2,500–$8,000/yr, private $4,000–$22,000/yr. Office coordination service fee: 531 JOD — includes the university application fee and covers full coordination from application to acceptance.

Are Egyptian degrees recognized in Jordan and GCC?

Yes. All public universities (Cairo, Ain Shams, Alexandria, Mansoura) and major private universities (AUC, GUC, BUE, MUST, FUE) are recognized in Jordan, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, and beyond.

How long does Medicine take in Egypt?

Medicine is 6 years (MBBCh) plus 1 year of compulsory internship. Dentistry is 5 years (BDS) plus 1 year of internship. Egyptian medical degrees are WHO-recognized.

Do I need Arabic to study in Egypt?

Private universities and international programs are fully English-taught. Public university medical programs are taught in English for international students. Arabic is an advantage for daily life but not required at private universities.

How does Shatnawi Education help?

We guide you from choosing the right university, completing the Edros fi Masr application, document verification, tracking admission results, and supporting the student visa process — all for 531 JOD (includes the university application fee).