1. Original Bachelor’s degree certificate certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs if obtained outside Egypt.
2. Original certificate of completion for medical colleges certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs if obtained outside Egypt.
3. Original birth certificate certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs if obtained outside Egypt.
4. Original transcript certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs if obtained outside Egypt.
5. Original equivalency certificate certified if the student obtained their Bachelor’s degree from a private university or from outside Egypt.
6. Six personal photos.
7. English language proficiency test according to the considerations of each program.

You’ll be contacted in case of acceptance, to complete your application and payment in two days. If exceed the aforementioned time to, your spot will be dismissed.

For more details:

POSTGRADE@MUST.EDU.EG

• Master of Environmental and Agricultural Biotechnology
• Master of Medical and Pharmaceutical Biotechnology

Total credit hours = 40 hours

Study Duration = 2 years

The college continues to enhance the use of strategies that improve active learning, lifelong learning, and critical thinking development, in addition to promoting problem-solving skills and psychomotor skills through the use of effective teaching strategies.

• Develop methods to help students integrate basic sciences and applied pharmaceutical sciences that underpin the practice of pharmacy.
• Monitor the curriculum content to ensure its relevance to practical application.
  Increase the use of innovative technologies by faculty members to enhance student learning in courses.
• Continue to hire and retain the best qualified academics to teach undergraduate and graduate curricula.
• Provide scholarships to showcase research presented by graduate students at scientific conferences.
• Encourage the shared use of devices and equipment based on needs identified by the college and various departments.
• Establish a comprehensive and multidisciplinary research center and a center for bioequivalence services at the College of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Drug Manufacturing.
• Hold discussions with other institutions regarding collaborative research.
• Encourage faculty members to leverage available resources to enhance teaching effectiveness.
• Support faculty members seeking to introduce innovations in their curricula.
• Continue to distribute newsletters and memos, and schedule meetings to keep faculty informed of needs and developments.
• Schedule meetings on demand or as needed for communication between the college administration, faculty members, and graduate students.
• Collaborate with other healthcare professionals to provide high-quality pharmaceutical care services in institutions and communities.

1. Approval from the relevant department.
2. Submit all required documents to the Graduate Studies Administration.
3. Pay the tuition fees by the deadline set by the Graduate Studies Administration.
4. Foreign students must provide a letter from their embassy indicating approval for admission to graduate studies and clarifying their financial status.
5. Foreign students must submit a health certificate from the Ministry of Health.

   Admission is granted on a first-come, first-served basis.

• The first semester starts in September and lasts for 15 weeks.
• The second semester starts in February and lasts for 15 weeks.
• The summer session starts in July and lasts for eight weeks.

• One credit hour in any course is equivalent to 15 study hours.
• The internal regulations of each college determine the required number of credit hours.
• One exam hour is allocated for each credit hour.
• Exam results are divided into: oral, written, and practical.