Students
Tuition Fee
USD 2,600
Per course
Start Date
2027-07-01
Medium of studying
On campus
Duration
2 weeks

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Program Details
Degree
Courses
Major
Biology | Ecology | Environmental Sciences
Area of study
Natural Science
Education type
On campus
Course Language
English
Tuition Fee
Average International Tuition Fee
USD 2,600
Intakes
Program start dateApplication deadline
2027-07-01-
About Program

Program Overview


Explore Egypt's Ecosystems: A Two-Week Summer School for International Students

Introduction

This hands-on summer school is designed for international students in biology, ecology, environmental sciences, and related fields who are eager to explore one of the world's oldest and most diverse ecological landscapes.


Program Details

  • The program is a two-week scientific expedition across Egypt's deserts, wetlands, mountains, and oases.
  • The cost includes everything except international travel and VISA.
    • $2600 for students
    • $2950 for non-students

Destinations and Activities

The learning journey will take you across 10+ regions in Egypt, with a rich blend of ecological fieldwork, community collaboration, and cultural exploration:


  • Port Said: Introduction to Egypt's ecological zones, desert and wetland ecology, climate change impacts, conservation strategies, and field prep.
  • Ismailia: Biodiversity fieldwork at Lake Timsah and academic exchange at Suez Canal University.
  • Cairo & Giza: Exploration of desert wadi ecosystems and ancient ecological symbolism at the Pyramids and Grand Egyptian Museum.
  • Al Fayoum: Study of desert lakes and sustainable ecotourism at Wadi El Rayan and Lake Qarun.
  • Suez: Field research in Ataqa Mountain and visit to Galala University.
  • Red Sea Region: Fieldwork in Hurghada and Safaga Mangrove forests, exploring coastal conservation efforts.
  • Qena & Luxor: University collaboration and visits to Karnak Temple, Dendera Temple, and the Valley of the Kings for ecological symbolism.
  • Aswan: Nile Island ecosystems, botanical gardens, and cultural heritage exploration.
  • New Valley: Research on desert biodiversity and sustainable water management in Kharga and Dakhla Oases.

Program Guidance

Lectures and field sessions will be led by top professors and researchers from Port Said University, along with guest experts from collaborating Egyptian institutions. University visits offer opportunities for peer exchange and international collaboration.


Program Schedule Highlights

The program schedule includes a variety of activities and destinations, providing a comprehensive and immersive experience for participants.


University Centers & Units

Port Said University has several centers and units that support research and academic activities, including:


  • Entrepreneurship Club
  • Information & Communication Technology Center
  • Quality Assurance Center (QAC)
  • Faculty & Leadership Development Center (FLDC)
  • Projects Management Unit
  • Strategic Planning Center
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