Regular transportation services connect EUI to significant locations in Cairo and Giza.
There are three academic semesters: Fall, Spring, and an optional Summer semester.
Yes, EUI adheres to the rules and regulations set forth by the Ministry of Higher Education.
Egyptian students pay tuition fees in EGP, while non-Egyptian students pay in USD at the EUI campus.
Students are required to pay EUI fees throughout their study years on campus. Additional fees for online/blended courses offered by the foreign university will apply. During the year spent abroad, students will pay international tuition fees to the foreign university, with administrative fees payable to EUI.
Subject to meeting the foreign university's requirements, students can transfer to its campus during their senior year and receive the native degree of the foreign university.
EUI provides high-standard dormitories for students residing outside Cairo and Giza governorates. Students from Cairo and Giza interested in dormitory accommodation should contact the facilities manager.
EUI accepts national and international certificates, including Thanaweya Amma, Abitur, IGCSE, GCSE, American Diploma, Thanawya from Arab countries, International Baccalaureate, Canadian Certificate, Fachoberschule FOS, and French Baccalaureate.
EUI offers the following faculties:
- Computing and Information Sciences
- Engineering
- Business Informatics
- Digital Arts and Design