Yes. International students can apply for government-supported scholarships via home country agreements or through bilateral schemes like the "Study in Egypt" program. Additionally, research-based master’s and PhD candidates may access stipends or scholarships from international grants, the International Relations Office, or relevant ministries. These funding opportunities vary by program and year but can cover tuition and offer living allowances.

Assiut University provides financial assistance through its Student Support Office, which offers grants or fee waivers for tuition, housing, and materials to those from low-income backgrounds. Social workers verify eligibility, and ongoing mentoring ensures academic progress. In 2021, the university spent over 40 million EGP on such support, enabling underprivileged students to complete their studies and contribute to community uplift.