The international scholarships provided by Egypt University of Informatics (EUI) for its students and faculty members show a growing commitment to building global educational partnerships that meet the needs of the digital economy. EUI has successfully secured 24 scholarships for study at major universities in the United States, Canada, France, and Germany. This initiative is proudly supported by leading technology and banking companies, including Microsoft Egypt, Telecom Egypt "WE," and Banque Misr. Professor Dr. Ahmed Hamad, Acting President of Egypt University of Informatics, mentioned that the increasing support from the university's partners – major banks and companies in the technology and business sectors – highlights their confidence in the quality of EUI's educational programs. It also shows their belief in EUI's ability to prepare graduates with the skills needed to compete in the global job market. He explained that these scholarships are a great example of how academic and private sectors can work together. They also support EUI's goal to expand international partnerships with top educational institutions, giving students and faculty amazing opportunities for learning and research in global academic settings. Dr. Hamad added that through these initiatives, EUI aims to boost Egypt's position as a regional hub for technology education, innovation, and the digital economy. They plan to do this by preparing a new generation of specialists ready to lead advancements in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data science, and digital industries, all in line with Egypt's Vision 2030 goals.
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