Overview
The University is committed to admission on merit and to the full inclusion of students with disabilities, international students and every under-represented group.
The University pursues this goal across its teaching, its scientific research, its campus operations and its service to the community. The sections below set out how it delivers the goal, the activities held during the year, the research its academics published, and the policies that underpin its commitment.
How the University delivers this goal
- Admits students on merit, under a published non-discriminatory admissions policy.
- Runs a dedicated disability service: physical access, assistive technology, a companion (buddy) scheme, support services and examination adjustments.
- Provides mentoring and peer support for students from under-represented groups.
- Welcomes and supports international students from across the region.
- Maintains anti-discrimination and anti-harassment policies and an equality (EDI) function.
Activities in 2023/24
- The University’s Disability Services continued to provide ramps and lifts, reserved front-row seating, a disability-buddy companion scheme, extra examination time and assistive software, ensuring students with disabilities can study on an equal footing.
Research & publications in 2023/24
During 2023/24, researchers at Future University in Egypt published 1 Scopus-indexed research outputs that contribute to this goal, across its faculties and research centre. Representative works include:
- PEG-PLGA core-shell nanoparticles for the controlled delivery of picoplatin-hydroxypropyl β-cyclodextrin inclusion complex in triple-negative breast cancer: In vitro and in vivo study. Bakowsky, U. and 6 more (2024). Nanotechnology Reviews · cited 4 times.
Policies supporting this goal
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