At a time when Egypt is navigating sustained economic pressures, difficult questions must be raised about how public resources are allocated—and whether current spending priorities remain aligned with national needs. Few issues illustrate this challenge more clearly than the financing of graduate education in Egypt’s public universities. For decades, the state has continued to offer […] The post Nearly Free Graduate Education in Egypt: But for Whom? appeared first on The Middle East Observer .
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Nearly Free Graduate Education in Egypt: But for Whom?
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