Mansoura University

Mansoura University was established in 1972.

It is an academic institution that provides educational services during the undergraduate stage in Egypt. The university began its academic activity in 1962 with the Faculty of Medicine as a branch of Cairo University . It was then officially established as East Delta University in 1972, and the name was changed to Mansoura University in 1973.

It includes more than 15 colleges and institutes, including: medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, engineering, agriculture, commerce, science, computers and information, law, nursing, veterinary medicine, education, fine arts, tourism and hotels, and others.

The university is renowned for its advanced medical sector, which includes the University Hospital, the Emergency Hospital, the Children's Hospital, the Specialized Hospital, the Oncology Center, the Digestive System Surgery Center, the Eye Center, and the Kidney and Urology Center, the largest of its kind in Africa.

The university offers student housing, central libraries, an Olympic sports village, restaurants, medical services, student clubs, and specialized research centers.

Mansoura University aims to develop students' personalities, enabling them to innovate, challenge themselves, learn independently, and work collaboratively. It also aims to advance scientific research and support collaboration with other universities and scientific research centers nationally, regionally, and internationally, among others.