• Historical Academic Blocks: Features iconic colonial-era architecture integrated with modern, air-conditioned lecture halls and specialized seminar rooms.
• Vast Anatomical Department: Renowned for its historical and modern collection of human specimens, providing deep practical knowledge in morphology.
• State-of-the-Art Labs: Includes specialized laboratories for Microbiology, Parasitology, and Medical Chemistry, equipped for both teaching and advanced research.
• Manchester-Alexandria Partnership: Offers a unique joint degree program with the University of Manchester, providing students access to international curricula and online resources.
• Extensive Digital Library: Access to the "Egyptian Knowledge Bank" and global medical research databases, along with a massive physical collection of medical literature.
• Social & Sports Infrastructure: The campus includes dedicated areas for student activities, including sports grounds, social clubs, and intellectual societies.

• Main University Hospital (Al-Amiri): A giant tertiary care facility that serves as the primary clinical training site, handling thousands of cases daily.
• Specialized Multi-Hospital Network: Students rotate through a network of specialized centers, including El-Shatby Children’s Hospital, El-Shatby Gynecology Hospital, and Al-Hadra Orthopedic Hospital.
• Leading Oncology Center: Features a dedicated Oncology and Nuclear Medicine department equipped with CT simulators and advanced radiotherapy units.
• Trauma & Emergency Units: Some of the busiest emergency departments in Egypt, providing students with critical experience in acute care and surgery.
• Modern Surgical Suites: Houses over 100 operating theaters across the network, covering neurosurgery, cardiothoracic, and organ transplantation.

Alexandria University (Public) offers a competitive fee structure for international students, which is generally lower than private or national alternatives.

Scholarships:

• Academic Excellence Awards: Top-performing students can receive partial tuition waivers or financial rewards based on their annual GPA.
• Bilateral Cultural Grants: Available for students from specific African and Arab countries through the Egyptian Ministry of Higher Education.

• Vibe: Alexandria is Egypt’s second-largest city and its "Mediterranean Capital." It offers a cosmopolitan atmosphere with beautiful beaches, historical sites (Library of Alexandria), and a vibrant cafe culture.
• Connectivity:
• Air: Served by Borg El Arab International Airport (HBE), located about 45 minutes from the city center.
• Local Transport: The city has an extensive network of trams, public buses, and affordable ride-sharing services (Uber/Careem).
• Rail: Directly connected to Cairo via the high-speed "Turbini" trains (approx. 2.5 - 3 hours).
• Safety: Central Alexandria (Bab Sharqi area) is a safe, student-heavy district with 24/7 activity and high security.

• University Hostels: On-campus and near-campus accommodation is available. The cost is approximately $600 - $800 per year for international students.
• Hostel Facilities: Rooms are generally shared (2-3 students) and equipped with essential furniture, study desks, and Wi-Fi.
• Indian Food Availability: Given the large number of Indian medical students, many private messes and local restaurants offer authentic Indian cuisine.
• Living Budget: Alexandria is an affordable coastal city. A student should budget $200 - $400 per month for food and personal expenses.

• Admission Requirements: High School certificate with 70%+ in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Indian students must be NEET qualified.
• Integrated Curriculum: The university has shifted to an integrated modular system, introducing clinical skills and patient interaction early in the program.
• Post-Graduation: Graduates are highly sought after globally and are eligible for residency programs in the USA, UK, and Gulf countries.