Faculty of Business Informatics
Faculty of Business Informatics
About us
The Faculty of Business Informatics stands at the intersection of business strategy and digital innovation, offering academic programs that respond to the evolving demands of today’s data-driven economy. By integrating key disciplines such as Business Analytics, Business Technology Management, Digital Marketing, and E-commerce, the faculty prepares students to lead and adapt in dynamic, technology-intensive environments.
The academic approach is interdisciplinary and application-oriented, combining theoretical foundations with practical skills. Through project-based learning, internships, case studies, and industry collaboration, students are equipped to analyze complex challenges, develop digital solutions, and make strategic business decisions.
With a strong focus on innovation, entrepreneurship, and sustainability, the faculty encourages the development of critical thinking, creativity, and leadership skills. Partnerships with private sector organizations, startups, and international institutions enhance the learning experience and provide students with direct access to real-world opportunities and emerging global practices.
Faculty Members
Dual degree agreement
Academic Programs
Enrolled Students
Message from the Dean
Prof. Mohamed Saleh
Dear EUI Community,
Welcome to the Faculty of Business Informatics, where the fusion of innovation and entrepreneurship defines the digital landscape! As the Dean, it brings me great joy to extend a heartfelt welcome to our students, parents, faculty members, and esteemed partners. Here, within our faculty, we unite business strategy with technological advancement, focusing on emerging fields such as Business Analytics, Business Technology Management, Digital Marketing, and E-commerce. This convergence creates fertile ground for innovation, sustainability, and the flourishing of our graduates.
Together, we embrace the opportunities that lie ahead, cultivate curiosity, and inspire greatness in one another.
Meet The Dean
Tuition Fees for Egyptian students
Tuition Fees for Non-Egyptian students
Additional fees and other costs
Tuition Fees Rules & Regulations
Academic Year 2025-2026
Category Definition
- Category C is equivalent to the tuition fees for the 2025-2026 cohort before the scholarships based on academic merit.
- Category B is equivalent to the partial scholarship based on academic merit for the 2025-2026 cohort of Holders of Thanaweya Amma (Maths and Science sections) for scores 80% to less than 90% for the science section and 70% to less than 80% for the literature section (for the Faculties of Business Informatics & Digital Arts and Design).
- Category A is equivalent to the partial scholarship based on academic merit for the 2025-2026 cohort of Holders of Thanaweya Amma for scores of 90% or more for the science section and 80% or more for the literature section (for the Faculties of Business Informatics & Digital Arts and Design).
Tuition Fees Rules & Regulations
- The tuition fees include medical insurance against emergencies inside and outside the campus.
- Tuition fees are subject to an annual increase.
- These fees don’t include transportation or accommodation fees.
- Tuition fees are paid for each semester before it begins.
- The student is accountable to cover any costs Incurred due to damages.
If the student would like to join the dual degree program with the international university, the fees of the blended courses and the cost of the one-year study abroad will need to be paid. The cost for the blended courses differ from one university to the other. You can check the fees on the partner university’s website.
- If the student enrolls in either the English foundation courses ( 1 and /or 2) or the Math fundamentals course, each course will be financially considered equivalent to a 3-credit hour course.
Scholarships based on academic merit awarded for Egyptian students after the first year of enrollment are subject to adjustments based on the student's cumulative GPA. Students with a cumulative GPA of 3.4 or higher fall under Category A, while those with a cumulative GPA of at least 3.2 are placed in Category B. Additionally, students may transition from Categories A or B to C if their CGPA falls below 3.2.
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