Detailed introduction of Suez University:

Introduction and Overview

Suez University is a public university in Egypt, located in the city of Suez. It is one of the important higher education institutions in Egypt, providing students with a wide range of subject choices and high-quality educational resources, and has a certain influence both locally and internationally.

History and Establishment

Suez University was established in 2012 by Presidential Decree No. 193, transforming the branch of Suez Canal University in Suez into an independent university. It is the first university established by presidential decree in Egypt after the revolution on January 25, 2011.

School Strength

Faculty: It has a large number of teachers with strong professional capabilities, including experts and scholars with rich teaching and research experience in their respective fields, who can provide students with high-quality teaching and guidance.

Academic Achievements: It has carried out extensive research in the fields of energy, water resources, engineering technology, medicine, etc., and some research results have been published in international academic journals, and it has carried out cooperative research with relevant domestic and foreign institutions.

International Cooperation: We have actively established long-term cooperative relations with universities in many countries in the world, and carried out projects such as student exchange, teacher visits, and joint research, providing students with broad international exchange and learning opportunities.

Nature of the institution

A public university, funded and managed by the Egyptian government.

Educational philosophy

We are committed to providing an educational environment that can teach and learn, and keep up with technological development and social challenges, and cultivate outstanding graduates with professional and cognitive skills, creativity, and knowledge transfer and application capabilities, and participate in the development of Egyptian society and civilization through creative work and scientific research.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key laboratories: There are centers of excellence in energy and water, scientific consulting training and environmental monitoring centers, community service and environmental development centers, etc.

Key disciplines: disciplines such as petroleum and mining engineering, computer and information science, medicine, and engineering have certain advantages and characteristics, and are at a high level in Egypt.

Faculty

The school has 12 colleges, including the School of Petroleum and Mining Engineering, the School of Education, the School of Industrial Education, the School of Business, the School of Science, the School of Fishery Resources, the School of Arts, the School of Economics and Political Sciences, the School of Computer and Information Sciences, the School of Media and Mass Communication, the School of Medicine, and the School of Engineering.

Ranking

2023: 1201-1400 in the QS World University Rankings, 801-1000 in the THE Times Higher Education World University Rankings, and 807 in the US World University Rankings.

2025: 181-190 in the Arab region.

Expenses

There is no exact public tuition standard, but as a public university in Egypt, the tuition is relatively affordable. Generally, the annual tuition for undergraduates is about 5,000-10,000 Egyptian pounds. The tuition for masters and doctoral students is relatively high, and the specific fees vary depending on the major.

Campus Environment

Geographical location: Located in Suez, which is an important port city and industrial center in Egypt, it has a superior geographical location and convenient transportation, providing students with abundant internship and employment opportunities.

Teaching facilities: It has modern teaching facilities, including laboratories, libraries, computer centers, etc., which provide good conditions for students' study and scientific research.

Living facilities: There are dormitories, restaurants and other living facilities on campus, which can meet the basic living needs of students. At the same time, there are supermarkets, shops and other supporting facilities around the school to facilitate students' daily life.