New Giza University
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جامعة الجيزة الجديدة | |
| Motto | Challenge the ordinary and redefine the possible |
|---|---|
| Type | Private |
| Established | 2016 |
| Budget | 1.5 Billion L.E |
| President | Ahmed Sameh Farid |
| Vice-president | Lamis Ragab |
| Address | Km 22 Cairo-Alex Road , Giza , Egypt 30°01′00.3″N 31°03′57.6″E / 30.016750°N 31.066000°E |
| Language | English |
| Website | ngu |
Newgiza University (NGU) (Arabic: جامعة الجيزة الجديدة) is a private university in Giza, Egypt, founded in 2016. It has a partnership with University College London[1] and King's College London.
Faculties
- Faculty of Medicine: accepting 200 students per year
- Faculty of Dentistry: accepting 150 students per year
- Faculty of Pharmacy: accepting 150 students per year
- Faculty of Business and Finance: accepting 400 students per year
- Faculty of Economics and Politics: accepting 50 students per year
- Faculty of Information Technology
Board of Trustees
- The board of trustees is headed by Farouk El Okdah, Former Governor of the Central Bank of Egypt.
- Ahmed Sameh Farid, Newgiza University President.
- Zahi Hawass, Former Minister of Archeology.
- Lamis Ragab, Newgiza University Vice President.
- Magdy Ishak, President of the Egyptian Medical Society, UK.
- Samiha Fawzi, Former Minister of Trade and Industry.
- Ahmed Darwish, Former Minister of State for Administration Development.
- Ahmed Aboul Gheit, Secretary-General of the Arab League and Former Minister of Foreign Affairs.
- Sir Derek Plumbly, Former British Ambassador to Egypt and KSA, Professor at King’s College London.
- Mohamed Shawky, Head of Dentistry Department, Misr International Hospital.
- Sami Omar Ali El-Sady, Professor of Civil Engineering at Trablus University.
References
- ^ "Egypt's universities launch UK partnerships". 21 January 2016.
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