Frequently Asked Questions

TKH partners with prestigious European and UK universities, including NOVA University Lisbon and Coventry University, to deliver their accredited degrees on our Egyptian campus.

Yes. You earn the exact same internationally recognized degree awarded by the partner university, identical to the one issued on their home campus.

Transfer credits may be considered on a case-by-case basis, subject to the partner university’s regulations. Contact our admissions team to review your transcripts.

TKH offers merit-based scholarships and financial aid packages for eligible students. Details and deadlines are available from the admissions office.

Yes. TKH provides on-campus accommodation options along with transportation services. Explore room types and fees on our Campus Life pages.

Apply online through our admissions portal: submit your application, upload the required documents, and our team will guide you through every step.

Study modes vary by program. Many degrees are full-time, while Continuing Education offers flexible options. Check the program page for its specific format.

Our Career Office supports graduates with guidance, internships, employer connections, and development programs to launch your career with confidence.

The Knowledge Hub is a multidisciplinary academic hub bringing the best courses from the top 200 internationally-renowned universities worldwide, to provide an international Branch Campus at The Knowledge Hub. This model is based on the new Egyptian International Branch Campus Law (162/2018), which provides full autonomy and degree-awarding power to the university. This is not an affiliation or a collaboration, it is a university branch campus at The Knowledge Hub, here in Egypt. Students will be studying the international degree as if they travelled abroad to get it. The curriculum, teaching techniques, and degree-awarding falls under the same academic partner’s regulations. The purpose of establishing The Knowledge Hub is to provide students with the same international academic experience here in Egypt. This is part of the government’s education reformation plan, working up to 2030.

The Knowledge Hub campus offers state-of-the-art teaching spaces, research and innovation labs, a modern library, sports and wellness facilities, student lounges, and on-campus dining – all built to support an international standard of learning.

Your degree is awarded directly by the partner university (Coventry University or NOVA University Lisbon). It is the exact same qualification issued on their home campus, delivered under the full degree-awarding autonomy granted by the Egyptian International Branch Campus Law.

The Knowledge Hub currently hosts Coventry University (UK) and NOVA University Lisbon (Portugal), offering undergraduate and postgraduate degrees across Engineering, Computing, Business, Design & Media, Physiotherapy, and Psychology.

Coventry University is a globally ranked UK institution known for its teaching quality, strong employability outcomes, and close industry links. Studying its programmes at The Knowledge Hub gives you that same UK education without relocating abroad.

Yes. The year 1 modules and subjects delivered at The Knowledge Hub follow the exact same curriculum, learning outcomes, and academic standards taught at Coventry University in the UK.

Eligible students may apply to continue part of their studies at the partner university’s main campus abroad, subject to that university’s transfer regulations and the student’s academic standing.

You earn the same internationally recognised degree while staying close to home, at a lower total cost, and on a campus built to international standards – avoiding the expense and disruption of relocating overseas.

International students are drawn by globally ranked partner degrees, an English-taught curriculum, competitive tuition, a multicultural campus, and Egypt’s strategic location connecting Africa, the Middle East, and Europe.

Tuition fees are set locally at The Knowledge Hub and are generally lower than at the partner university’s home campus. If you later transfer abroad, the host campus’s own fees would apply.

Tuition fees are quoted and paid in Egyptian Pounds (EGP), with the exact amounts published each academic year by the admissions office.

Delivering the programme locally removes the higher overheads and living costs of the UK campus, allowing The Knowledge Hub to offer the same degree at a more accessible tuition rate.

The Knowledge Hub operates under the Egyptian International Branch Campus Law (162/2018) and is fully licensed by the Ministry of Higher Education, which oversees regulatory compliance while academic delivery remains the partner university’s responsibility.

Yes. Degrees earned at The Knowledge Hub are recognised in Egypt, and graduates can obtain equivalency through the Supreme Council of Universities, as the programmes are delivered under the licensed international branch campus framework.

Teaching staff are recruited and approved to the partner university’s standards. The partner university validates each academic’s qualifications to ensure the same quality of instruction as its home campus.

Yes. The international branch campus is a well-established global model, with leading universities operating overseas campuses across the Gulf, Asia, and Europe.

The Knowledge Hub is a private education initiative. El Sewedy’s investment reflects a long-term commitment to developing world-class higher education and talent in Egypt, complementing its wider role in national development.

The academic year is divided into two main semesters, Fall and Spring, with an optional summer term offered for selected courses.

Yes. You may apply to more than one partner university or programme, and the admissions team will help you compare your options and choose the best fit.

The Knowledge Hub accepts IELTS, TOEFL, and equivalent recognised English-language qualifications. Minimum scores vary by programme and are listed in the entry criteria.

We accept a wide range of certificates, including the Egyptian Thanaweya Amma, IGCSE/GCSE and A-Levels, the American Diploma, the IB, and other recognised international high-school qualifications.

Application deadlines are published for each intake on the admissions page. We recommend applying early, as places in some programmes are limited.

Yes. A foundation year is available for students who need to meet the academic or English-language requirements before progressing to their chosen degree.

Entry requirements are designed to be fair and transparent while upholding the partner university’s academic standards, giving capable students a realistic pathway to a globally recognised degree.

You can start your application online at any time through the admissions portal – submit your documents, and our team will guide you through each step to enrolment.

A non-refundable application fee applies and is payable when you submit your application. The current amount is confirmed by the admissions office.

Phase II of The Knowledge Hub is planned for a future intake. Announcements on new programmes and partner universities are shared on our website and through the admissions team.

Prospective faculty can apply through the Work With TKH careers page by submitting a CV and supporting documents; suitable candidates are reviewed against the partner university’s academic standards.

The academic calendar sets out semester start and end dates, examination periods, and holidays. The current calendar is published on the website and shared with enrolled students.

Yes. The Knowledge Hub provides bus transportation covering major routes across Greater Cairo, with schedules and fees available from Campus Services.

Yes. On-campus and partnered accommodation options are available, with a range of room types and support services. Details and fees are on the Campus Life pages.

Tuition fees vary by university and programme, and a range of merit-based scholarships and financial-aid options are available. The admissions office can provide a full breakdown for your chosen path.