What Fields of Study Does Horus University Offer?

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Horus University in New Damietta, Egypt, presents four main academic areas on its website: Dentistry, Pharmacy, Engineering, and Business. These are the fields named in the site's own description and navigation, so they are the safest answer to "what can I study there?" — but the site does not publish a full program list, so treat this as the confirmed core rather than an exhaustive catalogue.

The four confirmed fields

Field What the site indicates What to check before applying
Dentistry Listed as a named academic area and a main navigation heading Specific degree title, program length, and clinical training arrangements
Pharmacy Listed as a named academic area and a main navigation heading Whether the program is PharmD or another credential, and licensure pathway
Engineering Listed as a named academic area and a main navigation heading Which engineering departments or majors are offered
Business Named in the site description as one of the fields offered Whether it is a faculty or a department, and which specializations exist

The site's own summary describes the university as "offering top-tier education in various fields including engineering, dentistry, pharmacy, and business," and the navigation repeats Dentistry, Pharmacy, and Engineering as headings. That consistency across two places on the page is why these four can be stated with confidence.

What the site does not confirm

The page evidence does not include a complete faculties list, a program-by-program catalogue, or admission requirements for each field. It also does not state tuition, credit hours, or language of instruction. If you need any of those, they have to come from the university directly rather than from inference — for example, by using the "Contact Us" link in the site navigation, which is the entry point the page itself provides.

This matters practically: a prospective student comparing Horus against another Egyptian private university will usually need program duration, accreditation status, and entry grades. None of those appear in the material available here, so a comparison built only on "which fields exist" would be incomplete.

How to use this if you are choosing

  • If you already know your field (say, dentistry or pharmacy), the site confirms the field exists; your next step is confirming the specific degree and admission route through Contact Us.
  • If you are exploring, the four named areas span health sciences, engineering, and business — a fairly typical private-university spread — but do not assume sub-specializations exist just because the parent field does.
  • If you are comparing institutions, use the same four dimensions for each: named fields, degree titles, program length, and admission requirements. Only the first is answerable from this site alone.

One further note on timing: the site's news excerpt references a graduation event dated 2026, which suggests the page is actively maintained. That is a mild positive signal for information freshness, but it says nothing about academic offerings beyond the four fields above.