Program guide
Study Mass Communication and Media in Egypt
What is mass communication & media?
Mass communication programmes cover journalism, public relations and advertising, and radio and television production, usually asking students to specialise after a common first year or two.
The practical value of these programmes depends heavily on the industry connections and studio facilities of the specific university. This is a field where the facilities question matters.
Who it is for
- Students who write, present or produce well and want to do it professionally.
- Students interested in PR, advertising, journalism or digital content.
How long it takes
4 years
Commonly four years. Programme length is set by the university and the relevant national regulations, and it has changed in recent years. Confirm the exact structure for your intake with the university before you apply.
Last verified 11 September 2026 · Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Egypt, Supreme Council of Universities, Arab Republic of Egypt
Typical degree structure
- 1Common foundation in communication theory, media history and writing.
- 2Specialisation into journalism, PR and advertising, or broadcast production.
- 3Practical production work and a final project.
Main subjects
- Communication theory
- News writing and reporting
- Public relations
- Advertising and campaign planning
- Radio and television production
- Digital and social media
- Media law and ethics
Admission requirements
Not confirmed from an official source
Requirements differ by university; some assess language ability.
Universities to consider
Institutions in our directory associated with this field. Confirm on each university's official website that it currently runs this programme, and in which language.
Private universities
Tuition range
We do not publish a tuition range for this programme, because we have not confirmed current figures from official university announcements. Ask us and we will request written quotations for your shortlist.
Career paths
- Journalism and editorial
- Public relations and corporate communications
- Advertising and creative strategy
- Broadcast and video production
- Digital content and social media management
Skills to develop
- A published body of work from year one — this field hires on portfolio
- Video and audio production skills
- Both English and Arabic where possible, which roughly doubles your market
Internships & training
- Placements with media houses, agencies and production companies, concentrated in Cairo.
Future opportunities
- Egypt's media and advertising industry
- Freelance and remote content work
- Postgraduate study in communication or digital media
Mass Communication & Media in Egypt — frequently asked questions
Is mass communication in Egypt taught in English?
University requirements, tuition fees, deadlines, scholarship availability and immigration or residence rules can change. Students must verify final requirements with the relevant university and the appropriate authorities. NIADO provides guidance and application support, and does not guarantee admission, scholarships, visas or residence permits.
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