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Beni Suef , Egypt
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completing the university application :
Egyptian applicants need a Thanaweya Amma (high school diploma) and must meet the minimum score thresholds set annually by the Supreme Council of Universities, with competitive programs like Medicine, Engineering, and Pharmacy requiring higher marks
International applicants must present equivalent secondary credentials (e.g., IB, IGCSE, American diploma) with required subject combinations—typically including English, Math, Physics, Chemistry—and meet faculty-specific grade requirements
Students must submit key documents: official transcripts, application form, passport copy, medical certificate, passport photos, and for some faculties, proof of language proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS) .
A medical exam is mandatory to confirm fitness for university study
Applicants for selective faculties may undergo entrance exams or qualifying tests, as determined by university regulations .
Admissions occur once for the September–October semester (via the national Tansik system for Egyptian students), with international applicants applying directly through the Central Administration for International Students
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In 2025, QS World University Rankings by Subject placed Beni Suef within the #251–300 band for its indexed subjects. This highlights the university’s rising visibility and competitiveness in international education metrics, particularly for its performance in niche disciplines, and its overall quality in teaching and research.
As of the 2024–2025 cycle, US News & World Report ranked Beni Suef University #15 in Egypt and #872 globally. The university achieved particularly strong performance in Pharmacology & Toxicology (#114), Biology (#428), and Engineering (#615). These high subject rankings reflect its robust scholarly output and international research reputation—fuelled by the prolific work of its science faculties. This ranked status demonstrates sustained academic growth and growing global visibility.
In September 2024, 29 faculty members from Beni Suef University were named among the top 2 percent of scientists worldwide in Stanford University’s global index. This distinction underscores the university’s growing bench strength in world-class research—spanning fields like materials science, chemistry, medicine, and engineering—and its ability to nurture thought leaders with high-impact publications and citations
The Faculty of Applied Arts is researching eco-friendly textile dyeing methods using natural plant-based dyes and biodegradable solvents. This project addresses two major environmental issues—chemical water pollution from synthetic dyes and textile waste. Students and faculty are testing various organic compounds for fastness, color vibrancy, and durability. Results so far indicate that natural dyes, when stabilized correctly, can match industrial standards. This research has implications for Egypt’s textile industry and is being integrated into coursework, offering students real-world sustainability applications in design and production
Researchers at Beni Suef’s Faculty of Science are working on formulating anti-diabetic treatments using native medicinal herbs. The aim is to scientifically validate traditional knowledge and create accessible, plant-based alternatives for managing blood sugar levels. Pre-clinical trials have shown promising results, and the team is in the process of scaling up research for human trials. The project combines pharmacognosy, chemistry, and public health, and has received interest from pharmaceutical investors. If successful, it may become one of Egypt’s first university-originated commercial herbal medicines for diabetes.
In collaboration with agricultural engineering departments and local municipalities, Beni Suef University is developing low-cost smart irrigation systems aimed at conserving water in Egypt’s drylands. These systems use soil moisture sensors and GSM-based controllers to automate watering in farms and gardens. The project is currently being field-tested in surrounding areas of the Beni Suef Governorate and is expected to improve crop yield while minimizing water waste. It also engages students from mechanical, agricultural, and environmental sciences. The innovation supports Egypt’s broader goal of sustainable agriculture under its Vision 2030 framework.
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