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Here are six key admission requirements for undergraduate (bachelor's) programs at Menoufia University:
Secondary School Certificate
Applicants must hold the Egyptian Thanaweya Amma (General Secondary Education Certificate) or an equivalent international diploma (e.g., IGCSE, American Diploma, IB), duly accredited and evaluated by Egypt’s Ministry of Education
Minimum Grade Requirements
General faculties typically require passing the Thanaweya Amma, while competitive fields like Medicine, Engineering, and Pharmacy demand high marks—often above 90–95% in science subjects (physics, chemistry, biology, math)
Entrance Exam (Selective Faculties)
Admission to faculties such as Medicine, Engineering, and Pharmacy may also require passing faculty-specific entrance exams in core subjects (e.g., biology, physics, chemistry, mathematics)
Language Proficiency
Arabic proficiency is essential for most programs taught in Arabic.
English proficiency (via TOEFL, IELTS, or university exam) is required for English-medium or bilingual tracks in faculties like Medicine, Engineering, Science
Health and Medical Clearance (where applicable)
Some health or medical-related programs require medical examinations or vaccination certificates as part of health screenings
Required Documentation
Applicants (especially international) must submit:
Completed application form
Certified secondary school diploma/transcripts (with translations if needed)
Passport copy (for non-Egyptians)
Language proficiency proof (Arabic/English)
Passport-size photos
Know more
In March 2025, Menoufia University was included for the first time in the QS Sustainability Rankings, achieving 10th place among 26 Egyptian universities, 14th across North Africa, and 30th in Africa, secured within the 1,021–1,040 global band. This honors its performance in environmental impact, social responsibility, equitable education, and sustainability-focused research. The inclusion reflects the university’s investment in green infrastructure, inclusive policies, curriculum development tied to global sustainability goals, and the active embedding of SDGs across research and teaching—signifying Menoufia’s commitment to sustainable development both locally and continentally.
Also in early 2025, Menoufia University was featured in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings, making the 1,201–1,500 band globally . Additionally, the institution joined the first-ever THE Interdisciplinary Rankings, placed in the 351–400 slot worldwide. These milestones mark its global research expansion across fields like engineering, life sciences, and physical sciences, showcasing healthy interdisciplinary collaboration that boosts research outputs, international visibility, and cross-disciplinary synergy—core priorities within its broader academic development roadmap.
In March 2025, Menoufia University achieved an impressive 24th place globally in the Higher Education (HE) Ranking, among 422 universities evaluated worldwide. This comprehensive ranking assesses facets like research, teaching, equity, sustainability (max score in SDGs), and funding. Scoring perfect in SDGs demonstrates leadership in sustainable practices, while strong metrics in research and teaching show well-rounded institutional performance and commitment to global excellence.
In March 2024, a student team from Menoufia University introduced “Drop Me”, an AI-powered recycling vending machine designed to revolutionize waste management. The device leverages computer vision and machine learning algorithms to automatically identify, sort, and process different types of recyclable materials—plastic, glass, and metal. By integrating sensors and an AI classifier, users simply deposit items and the machine determines the appropriate recycling route, increasing recycling rates by approximately 40% and boosting community engagement by 25%
Also featured in March 2024, the Biofab team developed a pioneering 3D printing device capable of extruding biodegradable polymer scaffolds for bone regeneration. This innovation combines mechanical engineering with materials science and biomedical research to produce porous, biocompatible structures resembling human bone frameworks. These scaffolds provide physical support for cell growth and eventual tissue regeneration, offering a cost-effective and customizable treatment for bone defects caused by injury, disease, or surgery. Biofab’s contribution could significantly transform orthopedic therapies in Egypt and beyond, optimizing patient recovery and lowering reliance on donor materials.
Reglash”, launched by a Menoufia University student group in 2024, is a digital marketplace that transforms auto parts procurement for consumers and mechanics. Developed as an app and e‑commerce platform, it connects car owners directly with suppliers, improving pricing transparency, parts availability, and delivery efficiency. By aggregating databases of local inventories and implementing geolocation services, Reglash saves users considerable time and money. This innovation not only enhances user convenience but also supports local businesses and boosts inventory turnover for suppliers—offering a practical solution to common inefficiencies in Egypt’s automotive services market.
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