City University Of Cairo - Capital of science and knowledge
Egypt preceded ancient civilizations in knowledge and its platforms. Scientists and philosophers from ancient world countries used to come to its university to benefit from the prosperity it achieved in all sciences, such as medicine, architecture, astronomy, philosophy, and other sciences that influenced Egyptian civilization. If humans are the instrument and means of development, it is necessary to prepare them in a fruitful and effective manner. This primarily requires educational institutions, especially universities, to achieve the highest levels of quality and agreement in preparing individuals to ensure their high distinction and the honing of their abilities and skills in a way that enables them to compete in the job market. Based on the strategic plan of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research 2030-2020, and in light of the sustainable plan of the Arab Republic of Egypt and the great leap in improving the education system, the idea of establishing CUC emerged to be added to the group of private universities that have been established or are still in the construction phase.
The Department of Basic Sciences offers foundational courses that prepare students for the study of medical subjects. These courses include Anatomy, Physiology, Histology, Biochemistry, Biophysics, Therapeutic Exercises, Medical Electrophysiology, and Hydrotherapy. Notably, our faculty boasts the largest hydrotherapy pool among Egyptian universities. The curriculum also covers Testing and Measurement, as well as introductory courses in Computer Science, Information Technology, and Medical Terminology.
The Department of Physical Therapy for Orthopedic Conditions, Surgery, and Sports Injuries trains students in the most advanced medical and therapeutic techniques for managing orthopaedic surgeries and musculoskeletal system conditions. Students also learn how to rehabilitate athletes using the latest scientific methods. Additionally, the curriculum covers splinting and prosthetics. A key feature of the Faculty of Physical Therapy at City University is its dedicated splint and prosthetics manufacturing facility, where students gain hands-on experience in creating these devices using modern technology.
This department equips students with up-to-date international techniques for treating a range of conditions, including hypertension, diabetes, high cholesterol, gastrointestinal surgeries, respiratory disorders, and age-related diseases. Students also learn specialized care for elderly patients and the management of obesity through the use of modern technology and advanced therapeutic devices.
This department offers students comprehensive training in contemporary scientific methods for managing neurological conditions, including paralysis, strokes, Parkinson’s disease, and balance disorders. Additionally, students gain expertise in developing physical therapy programs for rehabilitation following cervical and lumbar spinal disc surgeries, employing the latest techniques and technological advancements.
This department offers students gain hands-on experience in physical therapy techniques designed to support and rehabilitate women at various stages of life. This includes care before, during, and after pregnancy, as well as addressing common issues such as pelvic organ prolapse, urinary incontinence, menopause-related conditions, and hormonal imbalances. The focus is on providing compassionate and effective therapy to enhance women’s overall well-being and address specific health concerns.
In this department, students learn the latest scientific techniques for treating common pediatric conditions that can lead to various disabilities. The program also covers pediatric surgeries, with a focus on procedures such as tendon surgeries for conditions like polio, cerebral palsy, brachial plexus injuries, shoulder dislocation, as well as treatment for autism and Down syndrome.
Students in this department are trained in modern therapeutic methods for post-surgical care and rehabilitation for different types of burns and skin deformities. The curriculum emphasizes techniques to restore body function after intricate surgeries and simple, scientifically-backed methods for maintaining healthy skin and improving physical appearance.
