Our purpose
Education has become a cornerstone of national progress in a world shaped by rapid advances in information and technology. This belief inspired us to establish an educational institution that equips students for a changing future.
Why New Cairo Higher Institute?
First Settlement - New Cairo
A carefully chosen location
The institute's location in the First Settlement of New Cairo was selected for several reasons: • Convenient transport links to major areas including Roxy, Nasr City, Abbassia, and Ramses, with a public transport station beside the institute. • The clean air and calm environment of the First Settlement. • Proximity to Ain Shams University, enabling collaboration with faculty members from its business and computer science colleges.
Recognition from the Minister of Higher Education
The Minister of Higher Education's visit to the institute's pavilion at the Private Education Exhibition encouraged us to continue advancing. The minister praised the institute's curricula and study plans, as well as its administrative, social, and cultural system designed to prepare students for professional life. The institute offers four divisions: • Management Information Systems • Business Administration in Arabic • Business Administration in English • Marketing and Foreign Trade
Our social commitment
To reduce the financial burden on families, tuition fees can be paid in Two installments, supporting the institute's core message: Education is a right for everyone
Study System at the Institute
In 2024, specifically on December 15, 2024, the general framework for the Credit Hours Regulations for the proposed programs was approved by the relevant Sector Committee in the following tracks: - Accounting and Auditing - Business Administration - Marketing - Business Information Systems The aim of this system is to enable students to obtain a Bachelor's Degree under the Credit Hours System. This system represents an important step forward for higher education in Egypt toward achieving greater quality and academic accreditation. It provides students with the following advantages: 1. The academic year is divided into three semesters: First Semester, Second Semester, and Summer Semester. 2. Academic progress is measured by the number of credit hours completed rather than by traditional academic years or semesters. 3. Students have the flexibility to select the courses they wish to study, provided that they have successfully completed the prerequisites for each course. 4. The implementation of these programs is supervised by an effective academic and administrative organizational structure consisting of the Institute's Board of Directors, the Dean of the Institute, Heads of Departments, and the Program Academic Coordinator. This structure ensures that students receive the necessary academic guidance to properly register for their courses and progress successfully through their studies in the most efficient manner.