Academic Degrees:

1)    General Diploma of Teacher Preparation in Arts/Modern and Contemporary History
2)    General Diploma of Teacher Preparation in Arts/Islamic and Medieval History
3)    General Diploma of Teacher Preparation in Arts/Ancient Egyptian History
4)    General Diploma of Teacher Preparation in Arts/Greek and Roman History
5)    General Diploma of Teacher Preparation in Arts/Geography
6)    General Diploma of Teacher Preparation in Arts/Philosophy
7)    General Diploma of Teacher Preparation in Arts/Sociology
8)    General Diploma of Teacher Preparation in Arts/German Language (Linguistics)
9)    General Diploma of Teacher Preparation in Arts/German Language (Literature)
10)    General Diploma of Teacher Preparation in Arts/English Language (Linguistics)
11)    General Diploma of Teacher Preparation in Arts/English Language (Literature)
12)    General Diploma of Teacher Preparation in Arts/Arabic Language and Islamic Studies
13)    General Diploma of Teacher Preparation in Arts /French (Linguistics)
14)    General Diploma of Teacher Preparation in Arts/French Language (Literature)

Application Requirements

Applicants for admission to the General Diploma of Teacher Preparation in Arts must fulfill the following criteria:

• The student must have a Bachelor’s degree in Arts and Education awarded by the Colleges of Education in the Arab Republic of Egypt, or an equivalent degree from the Supreme Council of Universities.
• No more than five years have passed since he obtained his first university degree (Bachelor).
• The student must have obtained at least a good grade in the first university degree.
• To commit at least one day every week to studying and to produce a written acknowledgement.
• A graduate student may not register for more than one higher university diploma at a time without the agreement of the Council of Graduate Studies and Research, which is based on the approval of the College Council and the opinion of the appropriate departmental councils.
• Teaching assistants may not register in higher education to obtain a university degree in a field other than their departments' specialization unless the president of the university decides to do so after the Council of Graduate Studies and Research approves a proposal from the College Council and the relevant department councils weigh in.