Tuition Fees
International Students
Undergraduate Tuition Fees for Fall 2024-2025
Tuition Fees: (International Students – Newcomers)
- Business (40 Courses)
- Computer Science (40 Courses)
- Engineering (43 Courses)
| Cost per course (USD) | Tuition fees per Semester in (USD) |
Category (A) | 918 | USD 4,590 |
Category (B) | 999 | USD 4,995 |
Category (C) | 1,080 | USD 5,400 |
Fees per Semester are based on an average of (5) courses per Semester.
- The categories A, B or C for tuition fees are determined by the applicant’s grades in high school.
- Category A 90% and above
- Category B 80%-89%
- Category C Below 80%
- Tuition amount to be paid per semester over two equal installments, first installment (50%) due upon receiving the final acceptance letter (5 working days from letter date), second payment (50%) after one month from beginning of semester.
- 5% extra discount for paying the full year(2 semesters) fees before the beginning of the academic year.
- A maximum of 10% increase in tuition fees will be applied annually.
- The full-time EAP fees are 4,500.00 USD
- The part-time EAP fees are 900.00 USD
Other fees: (Non-Egyptian Students - Newcomers)
- Non-Academic fees: USD 550 (to be paid annually).
- Health Insurance fees: USD 120 (to be paid annually).
- Facilities insurance fees: USD 300 (Refundable, one-time fee).
- Lab Fees: (to be paid annually).
- Engineering: USD 800.
- Business & Computer Science: USD 400.
Payment Options:
The tuition can be paid by either:
- Online payment through Universities of Canada’s online payment gateway
- In-person payment in USD cash at Universities of Canada’s Campus or CRO Office.
- Cash deposit through Universities of Canada USD bank accounts.
- Bank transfers through Universities of Canada USD bank accounts.
- Money transfer through the following bank branches: Click Here
Any bank transfers, money transfers or cash deposits payments in the bank, a copy of the document must be sent to Finance@uofcanada.edu.eg to confirm the payment also please note that the university is not responsible for any payments that doesn’t have sufficient proof”