Goal 1. No Poverty
1.3.5 Low or lower-income countries student support
2022- 2023
In accordance with the regulations in place to help financially distressed students, the Academy allocates full or partial support according to the case study or through donors for each semester, provided that supporting documents are submitted and each case is studied individually.
Financial Rates for low or lower-income countries student support
- Some Arab students are supported, as their tuition fees are calculated same as the Egyptians.
- There are scholarships from the academy for some Arab students, the percentage of which varies from 30% to 70%.
- The Academy grants some Arab graduates a discount ranging from 25% to 30% for tuition fees for each semester. The cases are presented to the financial support committees, and the discount rates are determined and then approved by His Excellency the President of the Academy to activate the discount for students.
- There are full scholarships from the Academy for students in developing countries, whether at the bachelor’s level in colleges or in postgraduate programs, provided that the student maintains his academic excellence.
Cooperation Agreement with the Eastern Triangle for Consulting and Development Company:
The Agreement aims to enroll several students from the State of Yemen to study in the AASTMT. To encourage interest, the academy receives several students from The State of Yemen) to continue studying at different colleges at the academy, each according to his specialization. The academy provides housing and care for the students, at the expense of the company.
Scholarships for low-income countries during the fiscal year 2022/ 2023
35 Yemeni students received Arab Youth Scholarships by AASTMT during the fiscal year 2022/ 2023 The scholarships include internal government jobs, financial need scholarships, grants in partnership with charitable and scientific institutions, Athletic scholarships, Arab youth scholarships and scholarships of upper Egypt.
AASTMT is committed to supporting students from underprivileged Arab regions by offering scholarships that enable them to pursue quality education. For instance, scholarships have been provided to undergraduate students from Djibouti to study at the College of International Transport and Logistics and to postgraduate students from Mauritania for advanced studies, such as the master’s program in English for Specific Purposes (Professional Track) at the College of Language and Communication. These scholarships reflect AASTMT's dedication to fostering educational opportunities and empowering students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds.