Tanta

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Tanta University is an Egyptian university established by Republican Decree No. 1468 of 1962 as a branch of Alexandria University, with the decision stipulating the establishment of the Faculty of Medicine in the city of Tanta. After that, it became an independent university in 1972. The university now comprises 16 faculties and institutes offering programs in various disciplines.

Tanta University includes the medical complex, which houses the Faculties of Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Nursing, and Physical Therapy, in addition to the Technical Institute of Nursing. The university also includes many faculties in humanitarian, social, and basic sciences, engineering sciences, agricultural sciences, and sports education, as well as computing and information, in addition to separate institutes.

The university has many specialized centers and units that provide a wide range of services. These include teaching and training centers and units, as well as research units and laboratories serving different faculties. Tanta University offers students study programs according to the latest academic systems that enhance their competitiveness in the labor market. The total number of students enrolled at the undergraduate level reaches 117,577, while the number of postgraduate students is 15,186, studying across 32 programs in various disciplines.

Tanta University has recently appeared in several excellence rankings, such as Times Higher Education Rankings and QS, reflecting its continuous efforts to develop the educational process and its strong interest in scientific research.