Admission Requirements

Applicants must hold a Bachelor of Science degree (general or specialized) in Geophysics with an overall grade of at least “Good” or a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.33, as well as a “Good” grade (or equivalent) in the specialization courses. Preference is given to applicants currently working in the field.

Target Group:

Egyptians – International students

Application Periods:

Applications for the Master's program are accepted at the beginning of the academic year during the following periods:

September – October

January – February

May – June

Program Duration:

Minimum: 1 year

Maximum: 7 years

Program Credit Hours:

48 credit hours

Program Advantages:

• Availability of modern computer laboratories equipped with advanced software used in the petroleum and mining industries.

• Participation of distinguished experts from the petroleum sector in teaching the program courses.

• Organization of scientific field trips and practical training activities.

• Hands-on training using departmental geophysical instruments for data acquisition and interpretation to investigate subsurface structures without drilling.

• Scientific visits to rock properties laboratories at universities, including The American University in Cairo.

Skills Acquired by Graduates:

• Ability to interpret geophysical data using advanced software currently employed in petroleum companies.

• Acquisition of fieldwork skills, including geophysical data acquisition using specialized instruments.

• Development of measurement and analytical skills in rock properties laboratories.