Admission Requirements

The applicant must hold a Bachelor of Science degree in Zoology or Zoology/Chemistry from one of the Faculties of Science at Egyptian universities, or any other specialization approved by the Department Council, or an equivalent degree from any faculty or institute inside or outside Egypt recognized by the Supreme Council of Universities.

Target Group

Egyptians – Non-Egyptians (International students)

Application Periods

Master’s applications are open 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

Credit Hours

48 credit hours

Program Rationale

The program provides opportunities for postgraduate employment, including:

•Work in research laboratories.

•Biotechnology centers.

•Assisted reproduction laboratories and research facilities.

•Experimental animal units.

•Environmental and biological control authorities.

•Participation in medical and pharmaceutical research.

Skills Acquired by Graduates

The specialization in Comparative Anatomy, Embryology, and Animal Ecology opens wide opportunities in postgraduate studies and scientific research, including:

In the field of scientific research:

•Studying the effects of drugs or natural substances on embryos and different organs.

•Research on congenital malformations and embryonic development.

•Studies on assisted reproductive technologies.

•Toxicology research and environmental impacts on animals.

•Working on animal models for studying human diseases.

Contact Information

Program Coordinator (Head of Department):

Dr. Hend Abdelkareem Mahmoud Mohamed

Hendabdelkarem@sci.asu.edu.eg

Program Website

https://science.asu.edu.eg/