Université Française d'Égypte

What you'll study

The structure combines core and elective courses across three study levels and offers three selectable concentrations: Architectural and City Rehabilitation, Experimental Design Processes, and Contextual Planning. Progression into those concentrations requires completion of core and elective coursework and any listed prerequisites. Teaching methods promote autonomy, innovation, ecological awareness and practical application through studio work and the graduation project.

Entry requirements

Admission is to the four-year programme; enrolment in the three available concentrations requires students to complete the programme's core and elective courses across levels 1, 2 and 3 and meet necessary prerequisites. The programme is taught in English and French.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for professional roles where engineering and architectural concerns intersect. Typical career paths listed by the programme include:

• Architect
• Urban designer
• Landscape architect
• Building engineer
• Architectural designer
• Construction estimator
• Architectural project manager
• Project engineer

Scholarships & funding angle

The programme page does not specify scholarship details. Prospective applicants should check the university’s central scholarships and international partnership pages for funding opportunities connected to French partner institutions or university-wide financial support schemes.