Master of Science in Immunology

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Master of Science in Immunology

Master of Science in Immunology

2026-06-25

Admission Requirements

The applicant must hold a bachelor’s degree in science in Zoology or Zoology/Chemistry from one of the Faculties of Science at Egyptian universities, or any other specialization approved by the department council. Equivalent degrees from recognized institutions inside or outside Egypt are also accepted, provided they are approved by the Supreme Council of Universities.

The applicant must have at least a “Good” grade (65%) or a cumulative GPA of not less than 2.33, and the grade in the core specialization subjects must not be lower than this level.

Target Group

Egyptians – International students

Application Period

At the beginning of the academic year during the following periods:

September – October

January – February

May – June

Duration of Study

Minimum: 1 year — Maximum: 7 years

Credit Hours

48 credit hours:

24 credit hours for compulsory and elective coursework

24 credit hours for research and thesis preparation

Program Advantages

The Master of Science in Immunology is a strategic investment for the future. It prepares students to work in healthcare, research, and academic sectors by integrating advanced biological knowledge with modern applications.

The program provides strong competitive advantages and significant career opportunities due to its focus on vital and contemporary fields such as immunization and vaccines, tumor immunology, organ transplantation immunology, parasitic immunology, and medical microbiology.

Skills Acquired by Graduates

The Faculty encourages its translators to engage in the practice of translation, which should primarily focus on transferring the most significant literary and intellectual works of Arab culture into the foreign languages represented at the Faculty.

The Faculty offers Master’s and Doctoral degrees in translation from and into Arabic, covering the major intellectual, literary, and cultural trends that have shaped the awareness of Egyptian, Arab, and international societies.

Given the importance of these translated works, the Faculty of Al-Alsun may establish agreements with specialized translation centers for their publication, provided that they are reviewed and revised to ensure their accuracy in both form and content.

However, the Faculty’s interest in translation is not limited to preparing academic works from a purely linguistic or cultural perspective. Efforts are also directed toward encouraging collaborative translation projects carried out by translators from the faculty’s academic departments on specific topics or specialized encyclopedias, paving the way for the completion and publication of these translation projects.

Additionally, the Faculty seeks to develop multilingual dictionaries, thereby enriching its cultural contribution and strengthening its role within Arab and global communities.