University Profile

Overview

Tanta University is an Egyptian university located in Tanta in Gharbia governorate. It became a university in 1972 after it had been a branch of Alexandria University. Tanta University was established based on the republican decree No. 1468 of 1962. That decree stipulated founding Faculty of Medicine in Tanta. Currently, Tanta University includes 16 faculties and institutes namely faculties of Medicine, Science, Education, Business, Pharmacy, Dentistry, Arts, Applied Arts, Law, Nursing, Engineering, Agriculture, Sports Science, Specific Education, and Computer and Information, in addition to the Technical Institute of Nursing and 37 special units.

University Vision

To be a regional leader and an international pioneer in education, scientific research, and community service, in accordance with quality standards and the principles of sustainable development.

University Mission

Tanta University is committed to providing quality outstanding education that qualifies students for labor market and entrepreneurship by offering distinguished academic programs and a stimulating learning environment that supports technology. The university is also committed to social and economic responsibility through innovative applied research and effective partnerships to serve the community, in accordance with academic values, international standards, and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Guiding Values and Principles

  • Belonging: Fostering a sense of identity and citizenship to achieve the highest levels of national belonging among university affiliates.
  • Loyalty: Creating an environment in which students, administrative staff, and faculty members feel loyal to the university.
  • Sustainability: Environmental, social, and economic sustainability.
  • Governance: Integrity, commitment, transparency, accountability, and sound management to ensure trust and effectiveness.
  • Innovation: Providing an academic environment that enhances innovative thinking, creativity, and entrepreneurship.
  • Investment: Investing in infrastructure, faculty members, teaching assistants, students, and scientific research to ensure growth and development.
  • Diversity: Creating an inclusive educational and community environment that embraces individual differences, uniqueness, and diverse economic, social, and cultural backgrounds.
  • Inclusion: Ensuring access to opportunities and resources for all individuals.

Former Presidents

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