About Cairo University University
Cairo University is the second oldest Egyptian university and the third Arab university after Al-Azhar University and Al-Qarawiyyin University. Its various faculties were established during the reign of Muhammad Ali, such as the Engineering School and the Medical School in 1827 AD, but were soon closed during the reign of Khedive Muhammad Said. After a wide popular campaign demanding the establishment of a modern university led by Mustafa Kamel and others.
Address: 1 University Street, First, Giza Department, Giza Governorate 12613
President: Muhammad Osman Al-Khasht, Jaber Ghad Nassar
Foundation: December 21, 1908
Founders: Saad Zaghloul, Fouad I, Muhammad Farid Bey, Hassan Said Bey
Faculties: 20 faculties
Institutes: 5 institutes and 3 centers
Named after: Fouad Elawal
Programs
- Bachelor
Dentistry
English
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1st Year 12000 USD 12000$/ year
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2st Year 10000 USD 12000$/ year
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3st Year 10000 USD 12000$/ year
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4st Year 10000 USD 12000$/ year
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5st Year 10000 USD 12000$/ year
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6st Year 10000 USD 12000$/ year
Campuses:
Cairo University is distinguished by a number of landmarks that make it different from other universities. Perhaps the most important of these unique landmarks that adorn the campus of Cairo University are the following:
The Grand Celebration Hall
Cairo University Museum
Guest House
Cairo University Clock
Accreditation
Supreme Council of Universities in Egypt
Internationally recognized
Saudi Arabia
Oman
Jordan
Iraq
Syria
Libya
Kuwait
Palestine
UAE
Yemen
Bahrain
Qatar
