List of universities in Egypt

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This is a list of universities in Egypt. The higher education sector of Egypt includes a number of state-funded, national and private universities.

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State-funded

UniversityCommon abbreviationYear establishedSource
Ain Shams University ASU1950 [1]
Al-Azhar University AZU975 [2]
Alexandria University ALEXU1938 [3]
Assiut University AUN1957 [4]
Aswan University ASWU2012 [5]
Banha University BU2005 [6]
Beni-Suef University BSU2005 [7]
Cairo University CU1908 [8]
Damanhour University DAU2010 [9]
Damietta University DU2012 [10]
Egypt-Japan University of Science and Technology E-JUST2010 [11]
Fayoum University FU2005 [12]
Helwan University HU1975 [13]
Kafrelsheikh University KFS2006 [14]
Luxor University LU2019 [15]
Mansoura University MANS1972 [16]
Military Technical CollegeMTC1957 [17]
Minia University -1976 [18]
Minufiya University -1976 [19]
New Valley University NVU2018 [20]
Port Said University PSU2010 [21]
Sadat Academy for Management Sciences SAMS1981 [22]
Sohag University SO2006 [23]
South Valley University SVU1958 [24]
Suez Canal University SCU1964 [25]
Suez University SU2012 [26]
Tanta University TU1972 [27]
University of Sadat City USC2013 [28]
Zagazig University ZU1974 [29]

National universities

UniversityCommon abbreviationYear establishedSource
Zewail City of Science, Technology and Innovation ZC2011 [30]
King Salman International University KSIU2020 [31]
Galala University GU2020 [32]
Alamein International University AIU2020 [33]
New Mansoura University NMU2021 [34]
Egypt University Of InformaticsEUI2021 [35]
Nile University NU2006 [36]

Private universities

UniversityCommon abbreviationYear establishedSource
Heliopolis University HU2012 [37]
German International UniversityGIU2018 [38]
German University in Cairo GUC2003 [39]
Ahram Canadian University ACU2005 [40]
The American University in Cairo AUC1919 [41]
Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport AASTMT1972 - as an Arab League Organization [42]
Arab Open University AOU2002 [43]
British University in Egypt BUE2005 [44]
Canadian International College CIC2004 [45]
Delta University for Science and Technology DUST2006 [46]
Egyptian Chinese UniversityECU2016 [47]
Egyptian e-Learning University EELU 2008 [48]
Egyptian Russian University ERU2006 [49]
European Universities in Egypt (University of London (incl. LSE), University of Central Lancashire, University of East London)EUE2021 (2021, 2021, 2024) [50]
Future University in Egypt FUE2006 [51]
Misr International University MIU1996 [52]
Misr University for Science and Technology MUST1996 [53]
Hertfordshire University In EgyptUH2019 [54]
Modern Sciences and Arts University MSA1996 [55]
MTI UniversityMTI2004 [56]
Nahda University in Beni SuefNUB2006 [57]
October 6 University O6U1996 [58]
Pharos University in Alexandria PUA2007 [59]
Sinai University SU2006 [60]
French University of Egypt UFE2002 [61]
Badr University in CairoBUC2014 [62]
Badr University in AssiutBUA2021 [63]
New Giza University NGU2016 [64]
El Shorouk Academy SHA 1995 [65]
Toronto Metropolitan University CairoTMU2022 [66]
University of Prince Edward IslandUPEI2018 [67]
Ecole Supérieure Libre des Sciences Commerciales AppliquéesESLSCA1998 - First MBA class in Egypt [68]
Horus University - Egypt HUE2019 [69]

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