Business Schools Ranking in Egypt

The Education System in Egypt
Egypthas a very extensive higher education system. The Ministry of Higher Education supervises the tertiary level of education. There are a number of universities catering to students in diverse fields. In the current education system, there are 17 public universities, 51 public non-university institutions, 16 private universities and 89 private higher institutions. Out of the 51 non -university institutions, 47 are two-year middle technical institutes (MTIs) and four are 4-5 years higher technical institutes'.Two new government bodies have been established to promote research, development and innovation (RDI) through increased funding and technical assistance. In 2015, the RDI was 0.72 of GDP, which is quite high by standards of lower middle income countries.The Ministry of Education has recently proposed a Master Plan for the Development of Higher Education until 2022, which is a second phase to the reforms initiated in 1995. This plan aims to further the reform process in the higher education sector through the generalization of good practices. The World Bank has been one of the few donors, along with OECD, to be deeply involved with the higher education sector. There are both private and public institutions ofhigher educationinEgypt. Public higher education is free in Egypt, and Egyptian students only pay registration fees.

Useful Sites for Studying in Egypt
Egyptian Minister of Tourism: http://www.egypt.travel/?flashinstalled=2
Egyptian Culture: http://www.egypt.edu

Scholarships for Studying in Egypt
Scholarships for Egypt:http://www.collegescholarships.org/scholarships/country/egypt.htm