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Deputy Saeed: Pharmacy enrollments drop 50%
The article explains that student enrollment in pharmacy colleges has declined by approximately 40 to 50% after the suspension of government assignments. This decrease is due to reliance on the job market and unregulated mechanisms for distributing graduates, which have led to a surplus of graduates in health-related fields such as pharmacy, dentistry, and physical therapy. It also points out that poor coordination between the Ministry of Higher Education and the Ministry of Health, along with the uncontrolled opening of private colleges, has contributed to an increase in the number of unwanted graduates in the labor market, despite Egypt facing a shortage of medical doctors. Furthermore, the suspension of assignments has significantly reduced the number of applicants. The government has confirmed that it will assign about half of the graduating class of physical therapy students for 2023, despite some graduates rejecting the decision.
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