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Expert Warns Higher Ed Policies Undermine Egypt's Education Prestige
Education experts have warned of the deterioration of the reputation of Egyptian universities due to policies that focused on increasing the number of incoming international students at the expense of quality. Low acceptance rates were set for foreign students in medical colleges and other specializations, leading to overcrowding and a decline in the academic level of admitted students. This resulted in the suspension of accreditation and a decrease in recognition of graduates in Gulf countries, Jordan, and Palestine, where job opportunities along with healthcare and educational services linked to them are now threatened. Additionally, this situation jeopardizes remittances from Egyptians working abroad, which are a major source of foreign currency, as these remittances have significantly declined during the current year.
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