Three Egyptian universities made it to the Times Higher Education’s table of the best “middle-aged” universities in the world. The Universities of Ain Shams, Alexandria, and Assiut were among the top 200 “Golden Age Universities,” or schools that were founded after the Second World War. This comes shortly after four Egyptian universities made the cut for the list of the world’s top 1,000 universities this year.
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