Mansoura University

Mansoura University is a university in the city of Mansoura, Egypt. Its Faculty of Medicine was founded in 1962 as a branch of Cairo University; a presidential decree established the university in 1972 as East Delta University, and it took the name Mansoura University in 1973. According to the university, it was the sixth university founded in Egypt. The main campus covers about 300 acres on the south-west side of Mansoura, on Elgomhouria Street, and some faculties have premises off campus, including branches in Mit Ghamr and Minyet El-Nasr.

Teaching is organised in 18 faculties, among them:

• Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Nursing and Veterinary Medicine
• Engineering, Science, Agriculture and Computers and Information
• Law, Commerce and Arts
• Education, Specific Education and Early Childhood Education
• Tourism and Hotels, Fine Arts and Physical Education

Postgraduate diplomas, master's degrees and doctorates are applied for through the Ibn Al-Haitham online system, with dates and documents set by each faculty. The campus has student dormitories, a hospital for students and a 34-acre Olympic village with sports facilities, and many student services, such as course registration and fee payment, are online. The university has an International Relations Office and has hosted Erasmus exchange students.