The first class. The first ceremony. The first chapter of May University's story.
Here are the moments Engineering graduates received their certificates.
Congratulations to the graduates and their families, the best is yet to come!
Dr. Ibrahim Saber, Governor of Cairo, honored the graduation ceremony of the first cohort of May University in Cairo (Faculty of Engineering, and Faculty of Politics, Economics, and Business Administration) at the Manara International Conference Center. The ceremony was attended by Engineer Ibrahim Mehleb, former Prime Minister of Egypt; Mr. Nagah Galal, Chairman of the University's Board of Trustees; Dr. Mohib El-Rafei, President of May University in Cairo; a number of former ministers and public figures; university leaders and faculty members; and the families of the graduates.
In his speech, Dr. Ibrahim Saber affirmed that May University in Cairo represents an important addition to Egypt's higher education system, noting that the graduation of its first cohort is a distinguished occasion and the beginning of a new journey for the university in the field of higher education.
The Governor of Cairo praised the educational model the university offers, which combines academic…
"The First Graduation Ceremony at May University – Class of 2026, in the Presence of Former Prime Minister Engineer Ibrahim Mehleb"
The first graduation ceremony in the history of May University in Cairo, on a historic day that will never be repeated… the day the university's first cohort of graduates set out toward the future with confidence and ambition.
The ceremony was honored by the presence of former Prime Minister Engineer Ibrahim Mehleb, who lent the occasion great significance through his long experience in public service and in managing national institutions and major development projects.
His speech expressed a sincere national vision, in which he stressed that educational institutions must be genuine platforms for preparing capable professionals who can contribute to the march of development and shoulder the responsibility of the future, and that the true value of knowledge lies in linking it to work and real-world achievement.
To the…
May University in Cairo (MUC) celebrated yesterday a moment that will forever hold a special place in our history — the First Graduation Ceremony of the Class of 2026.
It was magnificent. Impressive. Overwhelming. Heart-melting.
After years of building, teaching, learning, growing, and believing in what MUC could become, we finally watched our first graduates walk across the stage.
Eight pioneering programs celebrated their first graduating class:
* Robotics & Autonomous and Interactive Systems Engineering