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Egyptian universities set tuition fees and freeze medical admission for 2026-2027 academic year
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Egyptian universities set tuition fees and freeze medical admission for 2026-2027 academic year
The board of Ismailia National University approved tuition fees and a first graduation ceremony, while the Supreme Council of Universities froze admission at the Faculty of Medicine in Faqous.
- The board of Ismailia National University approved tuition fees for 2026-2027, with medicine at 160,000 EGP and dental at 135,000 EGP.
- The board approved the graduation ceremony for the first batch and the equipping of eight buildings as student housing.
- The Supreme Council of Universities froze admission at the Faculty of Medicine in Faqous until the university hospital is completed.
- Dr. Hilal Afifi, vice president of Zagazig University, said 1,200 students will be transferred to the university's Faculty of Medicine and will receive degrees from Zagazig.
TopicsMedical EducationTuition FeesSupreme Council of UniversitiesUniversity AdmissionEgypteducation
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