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Professor Radwan is a leading figure in engineering research at Nile University and Cairo University. A fellow of the Af... View More
Professor Radwan is a leading figure in engineering research at Nile University and Cairo University. A fellow of the African Academy of Sciences and senior IEEE member, he formerly directed NU’s Nanoelectronics Integrated Systems Center. With over 480 peer‑reviewed papers and six U.S. patents, he’s an authority in fractional‑order systems and chaotic circuits. Honors include Egypt’s State Excellence Award (2018), Scopus Award in Engineering & Technology (2019), and being among the world’s top 2% of scientists (2019–2024) View Less
Dr. Tawfik is renowned for introducing lattice field simulations in Egypt and advancing early‑universe physics. He’s... View More
Dr. Tawfik is renowned for introducing lattice field simulations in Egypt and advancing early‑universe physics. He’s a TWAS fellow, JSPS and Fraunhofer alum, and 2017 winner of the TWAS-ARO Prize for public science understanding. His research spans QCD phase diagrams, cosmic-ray acceleration, and early-universe entropy. He serves on editorial boards and national scientific councils View Less
Professor Dogo, born in Borno State, Nigeria, earned his MBBS in 1984 and rose through surgical fellowships. Since 2022,... View More
Professor Dogo, born in Borno State, Nigeria, earned his MBBS in 1984 and rose through surgical fellowships. Since 2022, he’s been Vice‑Chancellor of Nile University Nigeria, guiding academic and healthcare innovation. An FMCS, FWACS, FICS, and FISS fellow, he’s edited pioneering work on ganglion treatment and contributed medical expertise to Pfizer research View Less
A trailblazing photochemistry expert, Prof. Abdel‑Kader has earned multiple state awards since 1995 and founded laser�... View More
A trailblazing photochemistry expert, Prof. Abdel‑Kader has earned multiple state awards since 1995 and founded laser‑based solar technology platforms. He’s published hundreds of papers, filed eight patents, and served as Officer of the European Society for Photobiology. In 2024, he received an honorary doctorate from the University of East London and the prestigious Nile Award in Advanced Technological Sciences View Less
Mariam leads the Vodafone Foundation’s youth-focused tech programs in Egypt. A Nile University alumna from the School ... View More
Mariam leads the Vodafone Foundation’s youth-focused tech programs in Egypt. A Nile University alumna from the School of Engineering & Applied Sciences, she’s recognized for empowering young innovators through initiatives like hackathons and educational outreach View Less
NU alum Aalaa heads transformative initiatives at Procter & Gamble across the Middle East and Africa. Her leadership in ... View More
NU alum Aalaa heads transformative initiatives at Procter & Gamble across the Middle East and Africa. Her leadership in organizational development and change management has advanced P&G’s innovation and operational excellence in emerging markets View Less
Ahmed applies his NU engineering training to optimize global production scheduling at Coca‑Cola. His role ensures effi... View More
Ahmed applies his NU engineering training to optimize global production scheduling at Coca‑Cola. His role ensures efficient logistics, product flow, and operations management at one of the world’s largest beverage companies . View Less
The below information is required while
completing the university application :
Essential documents you’ll need to apply for a bachelor’s program at Nile University:
Completed Online Application Form
Fill out and submit the official NU application form available on their website.
Final High School Certificate & Transcript
Provide your Thanaweya Amma or equivalent (e.g., IGCSE, American diploma) with official stamps from the issuing bodies—General Exams Department, British Council, or Ministry of Foreign Affairs—depending on your school’s location
Computerized Birth Certificate
A digital copy of your birth certificate is mandatory
Passport & National ID (or Copy)
Egyptians must submit their National ID; non-Egyptians need both a passport and, if applicable, residency proof
6 Passport-Size Photos
Recent photos are required—6 for most applicants—and additional attested photos for transferred or special cases. Stamped by the General Exams Department as needed
Proof of English Proficiency
One of:?TOEFL iBT ≥?61, IELTS ≥?6.0, or Oxford B1/B2-level certificate. Architecture applicants may require higher scores or an interview
???? Additional Requirements (if applicable)
Transfer Students: Add withdrawal letter, course descriptions, stamped transcripts, and a “Bayan Hala”.
Egyptian Male Applicants: Include Military Form 2 & 6.
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In June 2025, Nile University proudly hosted the 3rd International Conference on Climate and Environment (ICCE 2025) under the patronage of Egypt’s Cabinet and League of Arab States. Held across the League HQ and NU's campus, this high-profile conference demonstrated the university's leadership in climate dialogue, policy, and regional collaboration
In March 2025, NU’s NilePreneurs initiative established a strategic partnership with QNB Egypt to launch an IoT Accelerator, targeting empowerment of SMEs and startups in Egypt’s digital transformation. This alliance harnesses NU’s innovation infrastructure and NilePreneurs support mechanisms to scale IoT adoption across industries, reflecting NU’s role as a linchpin in Egypt’s technology ecosystem
In February 2025, Nile University signed a cooperation agreement with Egypt’s Public Prosecution to launch the inaugural Legal Expertise Exchange Program, attended by the Attorney General and ambassadors. This partnership underscores NU's commitment to legal education, international collaboration, and public-sector capacity building
In 2024, Nile University earned institutional accreditation from Egypt’s National Authority for Quality Assurance and Accreditation of Education (NAQAAE) for its Faculty of Information Technology and Computer Science, along with program accreditation for Mechanical Engineering and Civil Infrastructure Engineering & Management—valid through 2029. This recognition underscores NU’s dedication to meeting rigorous national quality standards. Furthermore, Mechanical Engineering is pursuing ABET accreditation, with an evaluation scheduled for November 2024—further elevating its international stature. These milestones reflect NU’s unwavering commitment to world-class curricula, faculty excellence, and student outcomes
In July 2024, Nile University, in collaboration with MSA University, secured second place in Egypt’s first Quantum-AI Hackathon, building a Variational Quantum Classifier model using Raman spectroscopy data. This demonstrated NU’s engagement in frontier tech, quantum computing, and next-gen AI innovation
At the June 2023 Triple E Awards in Barcelona, Nile University was honored with the Entrepreneurial University of the Year award, while Dr. Heba Labib, Director of NU’s Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Competitiveness Center (IECC) and NilePreneurs Initiative, received Female Entrepreneurial Leader of the Year. These awards acknowledge NU's ecosystem that has supported over 270 startups and 170 industrial projects in five years, positioning it among the top 5 global universities in entrepreneurship
In 2023, NU’s innovation hub NilePreneurs—and its ILO‑sponsored D‑Tech & Value Chain Center—won the prestigious A’ Design Award for MILCOTECH, a digital solution tackling small-scale dairy supply-chain challenges. The tool enables real-time tracking of milk quality/quantity and cash flows, enabling farmer credit scoring. This recognition highlights NU's leadership in socially-impactful digital agriculture and value-chain innovation
At the February 2023 “Cairo Innovates” national exhibition, Nile University presented a suite of research innovations aligned with Egypt Vision 2030: MILCOTECH; biodegradable sugarcane-based plates; IoT telecom-tower monitoring; coral‑reef-inspired soft underwater robots; agricultural-waste water treatment solutions. This showcase reflected NU’s breadth of interdisciplinary, ecosystem-relevant applied research aimed at sustainable development and technological advancement
In 2021, Nile University was awarded first place among Ahleya and private universities in Egypt for “Excellence in International Publishing,” based on publications indexed on Clarivate’s Web of Science over the previous three years. NU’s Vice President for Research, Dr. Ahmed Radwan, highlighted that both faculty and over 100 undergraduate students contributed to research projects and publications. This accolade demonstrates NU’s productivity and impact in scholarly output, reinforcing its reputation as a research-driven university
Since 2009, Nile University has been a founding academic partner of the Egypt Nanotechnology Center (EGNC) in Sheikh Zayed – along with Cairo University and ministries—with IBM collaboration. The EGNC has produced 44 patents and over 25 publications between 2009–2013, marking NU’s pioneering role in national nanotechnology research infrastructure
Developed in 2023 by NU’s D‑Tech & Value Chain Center in collaboration with the ILO, MILCOTECH addresses the challenges faced by small-scale milk suppliers. Integrating hardware and software, it digitalizes milk collection, tracks quantity and quality, and manages cash flows between farmers and collection centers. The solution provides traceability throughout the dairy value chain and enables data collection for farmer credit scoring—which could pave the way for value-chain financing via digital wallets. It’s a concrete step toward empowering rural farmers with fintech tools rooted in sustainable agriculture and supply chain transparency.
As part of NU’s 2023 showcase at Cairo Innovates, researchers unveiled eco-friendly disposable plates made from sugarcane byproducts . This innovation addresses both sustainability and biowaste management by converting agricultural residue into compostable tableware. The material matches conventional plastics in strength, but naturally decomposes after use—reducing landfill waste and pollution. Aligned with Egypt’s Vision 2030, these biodegradable plates encapsulate Nile University's commitment to green innovation while offering scalable alternatives for dining and food-service sectors.
In 2023, NU’s Bio-Hybrid Soft Robotics Lab (BSRL), part of SESC, unveiled a soft robot mimicking coral reef life. Utilized for underwater monitoring, it harnesses elastic materials and bio-impedance techniques to move gently—ideal for exploring delicate marine ecosystems. This biologically inspired design reduces harm to aquatic life, offering innovative capabilities in environmental research and underwater maintenance. The project highlights NU’s focus on smart biorobotics that merge ecology, engineering, and cutting-edge materials.
Also showcased in 2023, Nile University introduced an IoT-based structural monitoring solution for telecom towers. Equipped with optical and wireless sensors, the system tracks environmental factors like wind, humidity, acceleration, and displacement. Data is transmitted via web apps to inform operators about tower stability, early warning signs, and long-term maintenance insights. By offering real-time analytics, the system enhances infrastructure resilience and safety—critical for Egypt’s expanding communication networks.
Around 2022, NU researchers collaborated on new muon-tomography detectors aimed at exploring the Pyramids of Khafre and Khufu. These compact, rugged detectors use scintillator plates and fiber-optic sensors to image cosmic-ray muons passing through ancient structures. Designed for remote deployment and low power use, they help archaeologists detect hidden voids without excavation. It’s a perfect example of NU’s interdisciplinary prowess—merging particle physics, archaeology, and cutting-edge hardware to unlock Egypt’s heritage secrets.
Nile University researchers developed pioneering packaging materials derived from shrimp shells and agricultural byproducts. By extracting chitosan and reinforcing it with chitin nanofibers, they created biodegradable packaging with enhanced physical properties—ideal for sustainable food and goods packaging. This leverages aquatic and farm waste, providing a low-cost, eco-smart packaging solution that addresses both plastic pollution and circular-material economy goals. The work embodies NU’s interdisciplinary strength in biopolymer science and environmental stewardship.
In 2011, Nile University engineer Haitham Desouky was honored for creating Vivifi—a thin, sticker-like device that turns any surface into a touch-sensitive interface. Taking home first prize in the Stars of Science competition, Vivifi brings a futuristic, low-cost touch solution: just apply it under a tabletop or wall surface to enable interactive control. Desouky’s invention even traces back to his early youth—his first project monitored heart rate with alarms—showcasing the depth of his lifelong curiosity. Vivifi exemplifies NU’s ability to transform bold ideas into real-world products that democratize tech access.
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