The administration building of Future University in Egypt in New Cairo
951-1000 in the world · QS 2027

Future University in Egypt

جامعة المستقبل في مصر

A private New Cairo university with six faculties, its own dental hospital and pharmaceutical training factory, and tuition published in US dollars for non-Egyptians.

New Cairo, Cairo Governorate, Egypt Private university Founded 2006 Official website
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Tuition
$7,120
From · 2026/2027
Founded
2006
QS World Ranking
951-1000
2027 edition
Campus
Urban

About FUE

Future University in Egypt (FUE) was founded in 2006 by Presidential Decree 254/2006 and is one of Egypt's private universities, located in the Fifth Settlement of New Cairo. It says its six faculties are fully accredited by the Supreme Council of Universities: Oral and Dental Medicine, Pharmacy, Engineering and Technology, Economics and Political Science, Commerce and Business Administration, and Computers and Information Technology.

Each faculty runs its own selection of students under the university's regulations, and degrees are awarded by the university. Applicants sit an admissions test and Cambridge English and computer placement tests, which decide which English and computer course level they join. Entry accepts Egyptian Thanawiya Amma, the American High School Diploma, French Baccalaureate, German Abitur, British GCSE and A Levels, the International Baccalaureate, the Canadian diploma and several other certificates.

The clinical and professional faculties come with their own training facilities: a dental hospital and the Future Factory for Industrial Training, a pharmaceutical training plant. Non-Egyptian students pay tuition in US dollars, from USD 7,120 a year for business, economics and computing to USD 12,350 for dentistry, with university housing priced separately.

FUE suits students who want an English-language professional degree in Cairo, are comfortable with a centralised, certificate-based admissions system, and want on-campus housing.

Why students choose FUE

01

Tuition for non-Egyptian students is published in US dollars for every faculty (2026/2027): USD 7,120 to USD 12,350 a year.

02

The Faculty of Oral and Dental Medicine has its own Dental Hospital, and Pharmacy has the Future Factory for Industrial Training, a pharmaceutical training plant.

03

Accepts a wide range of school qualifications, including IB, A Levels, Abitur, American diploma, French Baccalaureate and Nigerian Secondary Certificate.

04

On-campus accommodation for non-Egyptians is listed at USD 5,680 to USD 7,800 a year, and merit and sports scholarships of up to 20% or 50% are published.

Admissions

First term 2026/2027 (admissions open; 2027/28 not yet announced)

Selectivity

FUE does not publish an acceptance rate. Applicants must pass an admissions test to be initially accepted, and final acceptance follows the rules of the Supreme Council of Private Universities.

Testing Admissions test for all applicants; Cambridge English Placement Test and a computer skills placement test decide course level (English has five levels, computers two). IELTS 6.5 with 6 in each section exempts you from the English placement test.
Grades Entry follows the minimum scores set by the Egyptian Council of Private Universities for the year of the certificate; each faculty also lists required school subjects (for example 9 qualifying subjects including Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics for Engineering).

Typical entry requirements

Egyptian Thanawiya Amma or Arab equivalentArts, Math or Sciences track, with the score set by the Supreme Council of Private Universities
American High School Diploma, IB, German Abitur, French Baccalaureate, Canadian diploma, Nile Certificate, Nigerian Secondary CertificateAccepted; faculty-specific subjects apply
British IGCSE, GCSE, AS/A LevelsAccepted; Pharmacy and Dentistry need 8 qualifying subjects including English, Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology and Physics
English languageIELTS 6.5 IELTS 6.5 with at least 6 in each section exempts you from the English placement test. Everyone else takes the Cambridge English Placement Test and is placed in one of five English course levels (LE 4,000 per level).

Deadlines

FUE says admissions are open for 2026/2027 and welcomes applications for Fall and Spring semesters, but it does not publish fixed deadlines on the pages checked. Non-Egyptian applicants with late exam results can apply after the regular deadline; ask the Admissions Office for dates.

How to apply

Fill in the online application; you receive a username and password by email. Pay the application fee (LE 1,600) online by Visa, Mastercard, Meeza or Fawry, or at the university, within 48 hours. Pass the admissions test, book English and computer placement tests (LE 2,000), and after acceptance hand in original documents and pay 50% of tuition plus any extra course fees. Non-Egyptian applicants whose exam results come out late may apply after the regular deadline.

What admissions looks for

  • A recognised secondary certificate with the required subjects for the chosen faculty.
  • A pass in the admissions test and placement tests, which set the English and computer course levels.
  • Scores that meet the Supreme Council of Private Universities rules for the year of the certificate.
  • Full documents: original certificates handed to the admissions office on acceptance.

Tips for applying to FUE

  1. 1 Pay the LE 1,600 application fee within 48 hours or your online data may not be kept.
  2. 2 Bring IELTS 6.5 (6 in each section) to skip the English placement test and its extra course fees.
  3. 3 Check the faculty subject list: Engineering and Computing need 9 qualifying subjects including Advanced Mathematics or SAT 2 Mathematics.
  4. 4 If your exam results come out late, reserve a place through early admission and ask the Admissions Office about the late-applicant procedure.
  5. 5 Ask about the scholarship discounts (up to 25% combined, except Dentistry) before you pay the first 50% instalment.

Costs & financial aid

2026/2027 · figures in USD

Non-Egyptian annual tuition by faculty: Commerce and Business Administration, Economics and Political Science, and Computers and Information Technology USD 7,120; Engineering and Technology USD 8,610; Pharmacy (Pharm-D and Clinical) USD 9,950; Oral and Dental Medicine USD 12,350. Extra one-off fees: application LE 1,600 and placement tests LE 2,000 Tuition $7,120 – $12,350
+ annual university accommodation only for non-egyptians, cheapest option (double room, usd 5,680 a year; single room with bathroom usd 7,800); meals are optional and not priced, and a one-month deposit is refundable $5,680 ≈ from $12,800 per year
Tuition Annual university accommodation only for non-Egyptians, cheapest option (double room, USD 5,680 a year; single room with bathroom USD 7,800); meals are optional and not priced, and a one-month deposit is refundable
Financial aid

FUE publishes discounts for 2025-2026: 15% for children of syndicate members, police, army or judiciary, and siblings; 100% for top Thanawiya Amma achievers; 20% to 10% by certificate score; and sports scholarships of 20% to 50%. Combined discounts are capped at 25% except in Dentistry, and most score-based discounts apply to the first year only.

LE 100,000 (Business, Economics) to LE 230,000 (Dentistry), shown with an added USD 1,800 on the fee page
Egyptian students, annual tuition
20% to 50% depending on placing and tournament level
Sports achievement scholarship
Scholarship for the whole 4-5 year programme while a GPA of 3.7 is maintained
Partner school scholarship

Academics

Academic calendar: Fall and Spring semesters

Oral and Dental Medicine

The most expensive faculty at USD 12,350 for non-Egyptians, supported by FUE's own Dental Hospital.

Pharmacy (Pharm-D and Pharm-D Clinical)

Includes training at the Future Factory for Industrial Training, a pharmaceutical plant used for simulation.

Engineering and Technology

Needs 9 qualifying school subjects including Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics; USD 8,610 for non-Egyptians.

Computers and Information Technology

USD 7,120 for non-Egyptians; entry requires Mathematics and Advanced Mathematics or SAT 2 Mathematics.

Commerce and Business Administration; Economics and Political Science

Both at USD 7,120 a year, with a listed set of five basic subjects such as economics, business studies and accounting.

Research

  • The FUE Research Center (FUERC) was established with funds and infrastructure allocated by the university.
  • FUE reports academic cooperation agreements with universities including the University of Cincinnati, University College Cork, Missouri University of Science and Technology and Case Western Reserve University.
  • QS Stars announced FUE as a five-star institution in 2023.

Schools & faculties

  • Faculty of Oral and Dental Medicine
  • Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Pharmaceutical Industries
  • Faculty of Engineering and Technology
  • Faculty of Economics and Political Science
  • Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration
  • Faculty of Computers and Information Technology

Student life

FUE is a single campus in the Fifth Settlement of New Cairo. It offers university accommodation in single and double rooms with or without a bathroom, optional meals and paid bus routes from Cairo, Giza, New Cairo, Rehab, 6 October City, Shorouk, Madinaty, Obour and Sharqia. The university also lists a Human Development Center, a library, scientific journals and a student life section on its website.

  • Dental Hospital and Future Factory for Industrial Training on campus.
  • University buses from across Greater Cairo (LE 10,000 to LE 21,000 per semester).
  • On-campus rooms from USD 5,680 a year for non-Egyptians.
  • Psychological Health and Human Development Center.

Housing. Non-Egyptians can rent university rooms at USD 5,680 (double) to USD 7,800 (single with bathroom) per year; meals are optional and a refundable deposit of one month's rent is required.

Location

FUE is at the end of 90th Street in the Fifth Settlement of New Cairo, on the eastern side of Greater Cairo. Its own bus network links the campus to Cairo, Giza, New Cairo, Rehab City, 6 October City, Shorouk, Madinaty, Obour and Sharqia, and rooms are available on campus for students who want to live nearby.

Nearest airport: Cairo International Airport (CAI)

Frequently asked questions

How much does Future University in Egypt cost for international students?

For 2026/2027, non-Egyptians pay USD 7,120 a year for business, economics and computing, USD 8,610 for engineering, USD 9,950 for pharmacy and USD 12,350 for dentistry. University housing is USD 5,680 to USD 7,800 a year.

How do I apply to FUE?

Complete the online application, pay the LE 1,600 application fee within 48 hours, pass the admissions test and take the English and computer placement tests. After acceptance you submit original documents and pay 50% of tuition.

Which school certificates does FUE accept?

FUE accepts Thanawiya Amma and Arab equivalents, the American High School Diploma, French Baccalaureate, German Abitur, British IGCSE/GCSE/A Levels, the International Baccalaureate, the Canadian diploma, the Nile Certificate and the Nigerian Secondary Certificate.

Do I need IELTS for FUE?

Not required. All applicants take the Cambridge English Placement Test; IELTS 6.5 with 6 in each section exempts you from it.

Is FUE accredited?

FUE states that its six faculties are fully accredited by the Supreme Council of Universities and that admission follows the rules of the Supreme Council of Private Universities.

Sources & methodology

Figures on this page were checked against official university publications, national application services and ranking publishers in September 2026. Each number is shown with the year or admissions cycle it describes. Always confirm deadlines and fees on the university's own website before applying.