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Al-Azhar to Introduce Baccalaureate Next Year
Al-Azhar Al-Sharif has decided to implement a baccalaureate system for students of Azhar institutes starting from the upcoming academic year 2026, replacing the general secondary education system. The new system includes studying seven core subjects in the first secondary year, namely religious education, Arabic language, the first foreign language, mathematics, science, philosophy and logic, and Egyptian history, along with additional non-core subjects such as the second foreign language, programming, and computer science. In the second and third secondary years, students study specialized subjects based on their chosen tracks, with the total number of subjects in secondary reaching 3 or 4 for electives. The Arabic language subject is to be eliminated from the third secondary year for students under the baccalaureate system. The system allows students four attempts at the exams, which commence in May and July for the second year, and June and August for the third year, with a fee of 500 Egyptian pounds for each attempt after the second. Final grades are calculated by summing the scores across all subjects. The aim of the system is to provide greater flexibility in education and to reduce the duration of study to a maximum of four years.
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