The British University in Egypt: First Choice for 17 of Egypt’s Top Thanaweya Amma Graduates

The British University in Egypt has been identified as the top choice for 17 of Egypt's highest-performing students from the 2026 Thanaweya Amma examinations. The British University in Egypt, in partnership with the Mohamed Farid Khamis Foundation for Community Development, awarded these top-ranking students full scholarships to study at the University.

The ceremony was attended by the students, their families, faculty deans, and academic staff. The scholarship offers full exemption from all fees, a monthly living stipend, accommodation for out-of-town students, and transport within Cairo and Giza. The University's unique British-style education model, focusing on 'learning by doing' and aligned with modern labor market needs, has attracted these top students.

The University is the first in Egypt and North Africa to earn accreditation from the UK's Quality Assurance Agency (QAA). The dual-degree model provides graduates with an Egyptian degree accredited by the Supreme Council of Universities and a British degree from partner universities, enhancing their international competitiveness.

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