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Faculty of Engineering Graduate Programs Admission Guidelines for Fall

2020 Semester – National Admission

Table of Contents Faculty of Engineering Graduate Programs Admission Guidelines: .......................................................2

Awarded Degrees: ..........................................................................................................................3

Study Duration: ..............................................................................................................................3

Admission Requirements: ...............................................................................................................4

1-Age .........................................................................................................................................4

2- Educational Background and Records ......................................................................................4

3-Language (English) Proficiency .................................................................................................4

4- Academic Background for Each Program ..................................................................................5

5. E-JUST Entrance Examination/ Interview .................................................................................7

Selection Procedures: .....................................................................................................................8

Submission of Application Form: .................................................................................................8

Document Screening: ..................................................................................................................8

Entrance Exams and Interview: ...................................................................................................8

Admission Result Release: ..........................................................................................................8

Registration: ...............................................................................................................................8

Entrance Examination ....................................................................................................................9

The first part is general Exam: .....................................................................................................9

The second part (Subject Exam): .................................................................................................9

Personal Interview and Research Proposal Presentation ............................................................... 12

E-JUST Research Areas and Topics ................................................................................................. 14

Electronics and Communications Engineering ............................................................................ 14

Computer Science and Engineering ........................................................................................... 16

Mechatronics and Robotics Engineering .................................................................................... 19

Industrial Engineering and Systems Management ...................................................................... 21

Materials Science and Engineering ............................................................................................ 22



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Energy Resources Engineering ................................................................................................... 23

Environmental Engineering ....................................................................................................... 26

Chemicals and Petrochemicals Engineering ............................................................................... 28

Documents Required for Application ............................................................................................ 29

General Guidelines ....................................................................................................................... 30

Scholarships Terms and Conditions ............................................................................................... 31

MoHE Scholarship (Governmental Scholarship): ........................................................................ 31

Teaching Assistant (TA) E-JUST Scholarship:............................................................................... 31

Study System ............................................................................................................................... 32

Preparatory Courses: .................................................................................................................... 32



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Awarded Degrees: Egypt-Japan University of Science and Technology offers opportunities of advanced study and

academic research to Graduate students. The programs involve Master’s and Doctoral courses

leading to the corresponding degrees (M.Sc. and Ph.D.).

Accepted applicants to the programs will be enrolled in the next fall 2020 semester, which will

begin on September 27, 2020. Lectures and instructions for research are given generally in

English.

Study Duration: The maximum period to complete the Master program study and obtain the MSc degree is three

academic years. However, the student can be graduated and obtain the MSc degree after two

years from the enrollment if he/she can finish all the graduation requirements in these two

years.

The maximum period to complete the PhD program study and obtain the PhD degree is five

academic years. However, the student can graduate and obtain the PhD degree after three years

from the enrollment if he/she can finish all the graduation requirements in this period.



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Admission Requirements:

Condition Requirements

1-Age For MoHE Scholarship only: Applicants should be under 30 years for MSc applicants and 35 for PhD applicants on Sep. 1, 2020

2- Educational Background and Records

M.Sc. applicants should have a very good academic record in the

related undergraduate program’s major and hold a Bachelor

degree in engineering with a GPA of at least 2.5 (Grade C+) or a

percentage record of ≥ 75 % is required.

PhD applicant should have M.Sc. (thesis-based) degrees in

engineering, related to his proposed research topic, with a

distinguished academic record in the related undergraduate

program’s major.

3-Language (English) Proficiency

Admission Requirement: TOEFL iBT 79 or Academic IELTS: 6.5.

The Language certificate should be valid on the date of the application of the applicant. Applicants with TOFEL iBT score less than 79 but greater than or equal to 65 or Academic IELTS less than 6.5 but greater than or equal to 5.5 can be provisionally accepted. Those provisionally accepted students must register for English language course offered within the preparatory courses and should satisfy the English language requirements (TOFEL iBT score of at least 79 or Academic IELTS 6.5) within the first year from his/her admission; otherwise the student enrollment will be terminated.



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4- Academic Background for Each Program

Program The students’ academic background should be:

Electronics and Communications

Engineering (ECE) Electronics and Communications Engineering.

Computer Science and Engineering

(CSE)

Engineering Degree in Computer Science and

Engineering.

Mechatronics and Robotics

Engineering (MTR)

Mechatronics and Robotics, Computers and Automatic

control, Power Electronics, Mechanical Engineering,

Production Engineering and Mechanical Design. Students

are expected to have good knowledge of Control

Engineering, Electronics and Programming.

Industrial Engineering and Systems

Management (IEM)

Industrial Engineering – Production Engineering – Manufacturing Engineering – Mechanical Engineering – Mechanical Design Engineering

Materials Science and Engineering

(MSE)

Metallurgy, Materials Science and Engineering,

Mechanical Engineering, Production Engineering,

Chemical Engineering, Textile Engineering, Nuclear

Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Civil Engineering,

other related Engineering discipline.

Energy Resources Engineering (ERE)

Mechanical Power Engineering, Energy Engineering,

Chemical Engineering

And Electrical Power Engineering.

Environmental Engineering (ENV)

The students’ academic background should be:

Civil Engineering / Environmental Engineering / Chemical

Engineering / Mechanical engineering / Nuclear

Engineering / Architecture Engineering/ Electrical

Engineering

Chemicals and Petrochemicals

Engineering (CPE)

Chemical and Petrochemicals Engineering, Material

Science and Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and

Metallurgy, other related disciplines.



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Important Note:

Students holding bachelor degrees in engineering in certain specializations and want to do

hi/hers MSc study in another relevant specialization may be asked to pass successfully

complementary courses from the undergraduate courses list up to 12 credit hours, as

recommended by the academic advisor through the Department Council and approved by the

School Council, before registration for the program.

The Complementary courses credits are not counted in the credit hours’ requirements of the

MSc and PhD courses.

The complementary courses are selected from the level 300/400 of the E-JUST undergraduate

courses. In this case the admission of the student is accepted under provision.

The provision is released after passing the complementary courses. The credit hours of the

complementary courses are not counted in the M.Sc. course-work requirements.



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Admission Entrance Examination and Interview consists of two parts:

1- Written Examination (General Exam + Subject Exam)

2- Interview (Personal and Academic Interview)

Applicants must pass successfully E-JUST both written examinations (General and Subject)

and interview; the applicant minimum acceptance percentage of the total evaluation

(written Exams + Interview) is 60%.

The percentages of total evaluation (Written Exams+ Interview) would be distributes as

follows:

For M.Sc. Applicants: Written exams with a weight of 70% and interview with a weight of 30% of the total evaluation.

For Ph.D. Applicants: Written exams with a weight of 30% and interview with a weight of 70% of the total evaluation.

1- Written Examination

Measures analytical skills, intellectuals skills and professional skills and it consists

of two parts:

The first part is general with a weight of 40% of total written examination marks.

Applicant with GRE score of 148 in quantitative reasoning and GRE score of 4 in analytical writing will not be required to enter the general exam by submitting the original certificate of the GRE before the general examination; otherwise the applicant has to enter the General Examination (The GRE certificate should be valid on the date of the application of the applicant).

The second part (Subject Exam) is related to the student specialization with

a weight of 60% of total written examination marks.

Each exam will be carried out independently for one-hour duration.

Applicants are not allowed to enter the exam class room after half time of

the first exam period.

Applicants are not allowed to leave the exam before half time of the exam

period.

2- Interview (Personal and Academic Interview)

Includes research proposal presentation and discussion and must measure

professional skills, specialization knowledge and IT skills, and teamwork skills.

The applicant minimum acceptance percentage in each part (General Exam, Subject Exam

and Interview) is 50%.



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Selection Procedures: Submission of Application Form: Required documents' submission including selection of three

research topics in one department prioritized by the applicant. The applicant is recommended to

select one-to-three topics from only one research track of his/her interest and/or related to

his/her experience. The council asserts that this recommendation is by no means an obligation

to the applicant Applicants from governmental universities should submit official agreements of

the related academic departments.

Document Screening: E-JUST internal work including documents classification and analyses for

inviting applicants for entrance exam and interviews.

Entrance Exams and Interview: including presentation of research proposals.

Admission Result Release: after analyzing entrance exam and interviews results.

Registration: after submission of all required original documents, applicant is academically

accepted as E-JUST student.

# Process Due date

1 Application Submission Sun, March 8 - Sat, April 11, 2020

2 Primary Screening Announcement Thu, May 7, 2020

3 Written Examination and Interview Sun, May 17– Thursday, May 21, 2020

4 Final Result Announcement Monday, June 22, 2020

5 Deadline to Submit the Admission

Requirements Thursday, July 23, 2020

6 Orientation Monday, Sept. 21, 2020

7 Start of Fall 2020 Lectures Sunday, Sept. 27, 2020



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Entrance Examination Students are required to pass successfully an entrance examination that focuses on the students’

academic background in the related program and on their analytical abilities.

Entrance exam will include two parts, one hour each. The first part is a general graduate

examination and the second is a technical examination.

The first part is general Exam:

The general examination part (one hour exam) will mainly focus on assessing the student's

creativity required for him/her to make a transition to being a distinguished independent

researcher; the exam would include both multiple-choice and essay writing questions to access

the student's ability to think outside of the box (lateral thinking), how well he/she can analyse

ideas (mainly analytical and mathematical ability), and finally how practical he/she is to

transform ideas into research/artefacts (logical reasoning and scientific arguing abilities).

The second part (Subject Exam):

The technical examination part (one-hour exam) assess the student's basic scientific

background in the following specialization for each department as follows:

1. Electronics and Communications Entrance Exam (Multiple-Choice Questions):

1. Analog and Digital Communications & Optics.

2. Digital Signal Processing.

3. Analog and Digital Electronics & Microwaves

2. Computer Science and Engineering Entrance Exam

1. Discrete Mathematics and Probability

2. Algorithms and Data Structure

3. Computer Programming

4. Systems (Architecture, Operating Systems, and Networking)

3. Mechatronics and Robotics Engineering Entrance Exam

(Multiple-Choice Questions + Written Short Answers Questions):

1. Automatic control

2. Robotics

3. Electronics

4. Programming

5. Mechatronics



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6. Dynamics

7. Machine Design

4. Industrial Engineering and Systems Management

Industrial Engineering concentration:

1. Linear programming applications (formulation -graphical solution-sensitivity analysis –

simplex method- transportation models).

2. Project planning.

3. Operations Management (forecasting- deterministic inventory models – line

balancing- Operations Scheduling – Production planning – Material Requirement

Planning).

4. Network models (shortest path – minimum spanning tree – maximum flow problem).

Manufacturing Engineering Concentration:

1. Traditional Machining Processes (Cutting Conditions – Tool Life).

2. Non-Conventional Machining (EDM – ECM – Water Jet Machining – Plasma Jet

Machining – Laser Cutting).

3. Mechanical design, Mechanical Vibration, and Machine tool Dynamics.

5. Materials Science and Engineering Entrance Exam:

1. Basics of metallurgy (Crystal structure, phase transformation, solidification, deformation,

thermodynamics)

2. Materials selection

3. Basics of Electrochemistry

4. Polymer and composite materials

5. Basics of glass and ceramics

6. Basics of organic and analytical chemistry

7. Materials Properties

8. Materials characterization

9. Mechanics of materials (stress and strain)

6. Energy Resources Engineering Entrance Exam (Multiple-Choice Questions):

Mechanical Power and Energy Engineering (include Thermodynamics, Fluid Mechanics, Heat Transfer, Combustion Engineering, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning, Heat Exchangers, Renewable and Alternative Energy, and Basic Concepts of Electrical Engineering).



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7. Environmental Engineering (ENV) Entrance Exam:

1. Environmental Assessment and Management. 2. Air quality 3. Desalination and water quality 4. Waste treatment

8. Chemicals and Petrochemicals Engineering Entrance Exam:

Basic Chemical and Petrochemicals Engineering Principles

1. Thermodynamics and kinetics

2. Physical Chemistry.

3. Separation Processes.

4. Environmental Chemistry and Corrosion.

5. Process Control.



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Personal Interview and Research Proposal Presentation Personal Interview and Research Proposal Presentation Assessment Criteria

For M.Sc. candidates:

1. Research ability and potential

Knowledge of basics principles in the field

Potential for conducting independent experiments/surveys

2. Presentation skills

Originality of the presentation (Percentage taken from web sites, borrowed material)

Logic and clearness to expose ideas (looking to audience)

Answering questions logic, and consistently

Clear and concise spoken English

3. Personal Character

Motivation and neatness

4. Awards and publication

Awards

For PhD candidates:

1. Research ability and potential

Experience in conducting independent experiments/surveys

Knowledge of the basics and advances in the major field

Capability to develop research tools (programming, software)

Clear plan & strategy

2. Presentation skills

Originality of the presentation (Percentage taken from web sites, borrowed material)

Clear and concise spoken English

3. Publications

Peer review journal (International)

Conference Proc.

4. Personal Character

Team work capability (tracked cooperation)

Studying abroad (exchange program)

Motivation and neatness

The candidate conducts a 15-minute presentation by PPT (Power Point Presentation) for

his/her research proposal in front of an evaluation committee. The presentation is followed by



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15-minute discussion with the candidate to evaluate the main points given in the research

proposal and to evaluate the candidate’s research potential.

Applicants are required to provide a copy of the research proposal report and a “six slides per

page” handout on a white background for the Power Point presentation



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E-JUST Research Areas and Topics

Electronics and Communications Engineering

Radio Frequency Integrated Circuits and Systems

Design of integrated circuits for wireless power transfer systems

Design of low phase noise CMOS oscillators for millimeter wave applications

Sensors electronics

Radio frequency transceivers design

RF-CMOS Front-end (LNA, PA, Mixer, VCO, VGA)

RFID systems

Digital System Architecture and Design

Application specific, reconfigurable, and embedded architectures

Networks-on-Chip, Network processor and router architectures

System-on-Chips

Parallel and multi-core systems

Ultra low power and energy efficient architecture design

High Performance Computing/Processing Systems

Security Architectures/Secure Design of Embedded Systems

Neuromorphic computing

High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC/H.265)

Embedded Machine Vision Systems

Wireless body area networks

Digital Signal Processing

Image and Video Processing

Speech and Audio processing

Multi-dimension Signal Processing and Stochastic Processes

Multimedia Systems

Pattern Recognition

Computer Vision and Image Analysis

Adaptive Filtering Design

Sparse Signal Processing and Applications

Compressive sensing

Bioinformatics

Biomedical Signal Processing

Wireless Communication Systems

5G Communication System



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Machine learning and deep learning applications in communication systems

Broadband Wireless Systems

PHY layer Design

Coding for communication Systems

Quantum commination

Cognitive and software – Defined Radio

PHY layer security

Wireless-Optical Communication

Photonics Communications Systems

Silicon Photonics and Photonic Crystals

Visible Light Communications (VLC)

Free-Space Optics (FSO)

Digital Signal Processing for optical Communication

Optical Space- Division Multiplexing (SDM)

Coherent Light wave Systems

Quantum information theory Microwave Engineering and Remote Sensing

Wireless Power Transfer Systems

Microwave engineering applications of machine learning

Nano- Antennas and passive Devices

Antenna and Resonators for Imaging Technologies

Microwave and 60GHz mm Wave Antennas and Circuits

Antenna and Rectennas for IOT Applications

Energy harvesting for Implantable and wearable devices

Microwave and mm-wave wireless Energy harvesting

Diagnostic and therapeutic Electromagnetic Applications

Frequency and Time Domain Techniques for Antenna and Microwave Devices

Reconfigurable Antennas and Arrays

Novel Electromagnetic Materials

Remote Sensing and Satellite Observation

Microwave in quantum computing

Chip less RFID

Mm- wave and THz systems for sensing and communications

Multi – Band Filter syntheses and design

3D- Printer antenna and RF components



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Computer Science and Engineering

Computer Architecture

High performance architecture

Matrix / Vector processing

Processor architecture

Performance Evaluation of parallel Architectures

Multi-core / Many –core Processors

Hardware visualization

FPGA/ SystemC Implementation

Parallel Computing

High Performance Computing

Heterogeneous Systems/Accelerators

HPC on the Cloud

High Performance Embedded Systems

Big Data Processing and Knowledge Discovery from Data

Parallelizing Compilers

Dynamic Binary Translation

Analytical Performance Modelling

Quantum Computing

Neuro-Processing Acceleration

Computer Networks

Cloud Computing

Wireless Networks

Delay-tolerant networks

Internet of Things (IoT)

Interconnected Vehicles

Vehicular Ad-Hoc Networks

Cellar Networks and 5G and Beyond

Cloud/Centralized Radio Access Network (C-RAN)

Fog/Edge Computing

Indoor Localization

Calibration-free localization

GPS replacement technologies

Device-free localization

Device-free activity recognition

Automatic construction of indoor floor plans



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Cognitive radio networks

Software-defined networks

Computer Security and Cryptography

Network Security

Information Security and Cryptography

Computer Security

Wireless network security

IoT Security

Vehicular Network Security

Smart City Security

Cloud Security

Cyber Security

Homomorphic Encryption

Cyber-Physical Systems

Machine Learning

Computer-Aided Drug Design

Road Traffic Control, Modeling, and Simulation

Computational Robotics

Human Activity Recognition

Rigorous Simulation of Dynamical Systems

Computable Analysis

Intelligent Systems

Deep Learning

Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining

AI and Multi-Agent Systems

Natural Language Understanding

Computational Intelligence

Bioinformatics

Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition:

Object/Person/Face Detection

Object/Face Recognition

Object/People Tracking

Human Activity Recognition

Optical Character Recognition



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Image Segmentation

3D Computer Vision

Feature Detection/Description/Matching

Video Surveillance

Large-Scale Visual Recognition

Vision Computing on Modern Parallel Architectures

Theory and Analysis of Algorithms:

Analysis of Algorithms

Data Structures

Computational Geometry

Graph Algorithms

Amortized Complexity

Algorithms for Computer Graphics and Visualization

Stochastic modeling

Queuing Theory

Stochastic Optimization

Performance Evaluation

Cognitive Radio Network

Health Care Application



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Mechatronics and Robotics Engineering

Bio-Mechatronic Systems

Surgical Robots

Rehabilitation Robots and Assistive Devices

Human-Robot Interaction

Prosthetic Devices

Smart Medical Devices

Bio-Inspired Robots

Magnetic Suspension and Bearing Systems

Control of Magnetic Bearing Systems

Applications of Magnetic Bearing in Medical Field

Magnetically Levitated Wind Turbine

Robots with Magnetic Bearing Joints

Vibration Isolation Systems Using Magnetic Suspension

Self-Bearing (Bearingless) Motors.

Intelligent Mechatronics Systems

Flying/Walking Robot.

Tele-Operation Systems.

Aerial Manipulation Systems

Multi-Locomotion Robots

Legged Robots

Wearable Vehicle

Brain-Based Devices

Micro/Nano Manipulation

Parallel Manipulators

Swarm Robots

Intelligent control of Smart Actuators

Nonlinear vibration system

Smart Structures

Field and Service Robots

Mobile Robot Exploration, Navigation and Control

Rescue Robots

Inspection Robot

Climbing Robots



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Robot Motion Control in Unstructured Area

Landmines Detection Robots

Indoor Service Robot.

Insect-Killing Robot

Solar Powered Rover

Autonomous Underwater Vehicles, AUV

Agriculture Robots

Mining Robots

Forestry Robots

Construction Robots

Aerial-Underwater Robots

Micro/Nano Electro-Mechanical Systems

Tactile Sensing Systems

Smart Sensor/ Actuators

Energy Harvesting Devices

Micro Flying Robot

Microfluidics Systems



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Industrial Engineering and Systems Management

Applied Operations Research Laboratory

Container Terminal Planning and Analysis Applications

Integrated Berth Allocation and Quay Crane Assignment.

Discrete Event Simulation applications.

Container Vessel Stowage Planning.

Healthcare applications

Operating Room Planning and Scheduling.

Nurse Planning and Scheduling.

Simulation optimization of healthcare operations.

Energy and sustainability Management Applications

Smart Grid Management and Optimization Models.

Crop planning and irrigation water management and optimization.

Logistics Applications

Green Vehicle Routing Problem/Pollution routing problem.

Electric vehicle related problems: charging stations location allocation

Problem.

Autonomous trucks logistics problems.

Ride hailing/sharing models.

Supply Chain Management and applications

Data analytics based inventory and production planning and

Management.

The joint replenishment problem.

Conventional Machining Laboratory

Modelling and Simulation of Metal Cutting Processes.

Ultrasonic-Assisted Machining (Milling or Drilling).

Machining of Hard-to-Cut Materials (Milling or Drilling)

Machine-Tool / Milling Process Interaction.

Chatter Occurrence and Prevention in Milling Processes.

Dynamic Interaction between Feed Drive Systems and Cutting Process

In Milling Machines.



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Materials Science and Engineering

Nano-materials for energy, sensing, environmental and electronic applications

Perovskite, CTS, Organic and Quantum Dot Photovoltaic Solar Cells: Fundamental Investigation & Device Engineering.

Nanomaterials for Gas Sensing Applications; Fundamental Investigation& Device Engineering.

Carbon Nanostructured Materials (Graphene, Carbon Nanofibers and CNTs): Synthesis, Charactrization and Device Engineering in Supercacitors/Batteries/Fuel Cells applications.

Nano-Piezo Electronic Materials: Approaches to Energy Scavenging.

Strain Gauge Sensors: Materials and Fabrications.

Thin Film and Bulk Nanostructured Thermoelectric Materials.

Plasmonic Nanostructuted Materials as Photo-thermal Membranes.

CNTs and Graphene-Based Materials for printed and Flexible Electronic Application.

Photo catalysis and Environmental Catalysis for Hydrogen Generation and Fisher Tropcsh Synthesis.

Modeling and Simulation of Nanostructured Materials for Science and Energy Systems.

Corrosion and Super-hydrophobic Coatings with Self-healing Properties.

Chitosan, Chitosan-Nanoparticles and Nanofibers Preparation and Characterization For Tissue Engineering And Drug Systems

Electro spun Nanofibers and its Applications in Water Desalination and Energy

Materials of Solar Water Desalination

Materials of Solar Hydrogen Generation

Mechanics of materials: Modeling, Simulation and characterization (properties, stress, strain and displacement)

Mechanics of Friction Stir Welding of Similar and Dissimilar Materials

Mechanical Electrical Properties of Biological Materials and Heart Tissues

Mechanics of Microforming and Micro-Laser Drilling

Mechanical and Electrical Properties of Hydroxyapatite

Modeling and Simulation of Nano-Pieso Electric Materials

Multi-Physics and Multi-Scale Analysis Techniques.

Evolution of Boundary Elements in Fracture Mechanics

Material Models On Macro and Micro Levels for metals, polymer and nanocomposites

Dynamic Mechanical Properties of Composites and Nano-Composites

Laser Processing of Steels



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Hot Deformation of Metal Matrix Composites

Formability of Ultrafine-Grained Structures

Mechanical Processing of New TWIP Stainless Steels

Evaluation of The Fatigue Performance of New High Strength Materials for Structural Engineering Applications

Superplastic forming

Stir casting of metal matrix composites

Laser welding similar and dissimilar materials

Crashworthiness of high strength steels, Modeling and Simulation, experiments

Properties of advanced materials for thermal memory

Hydroxyapetite : Preparation, Properties and Its Applications

<AFMM>Advanced Functional Metallic Materials (Design, Processing and Characterization)

Ultra-High Strength, Super-Alloys and High Entropy Alloys

Dental, Bio-Implants, And Bio-Degradable Metallic Materials

Bulk-Nanostructure Materials and Severe Plastic Deformation

Improved Castability and Cold Workability of Metals and Alloys

Shape Memory and Superelastic Alloys for Sensing, Biomedical, And Structural Application

Metal and Metal-Oxides Nano-Tubes and Nano-Rods (Production, Characterization and Applications

Structural High Temperature Alloys for Power Plants Applications (Design, Production and Characterization)

Bulk-Nanostructured Thermo-Electric Alloys

Metals and oxides for radiation sensing and shielding.

High Temperature Superconductors

Energy Resources Engineering

Alternative Energy Systems Laboratory



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Concentrator Photovoltaic (CPV/T) systems-Design and fabrication-Performance analysis

Thermal regulation of Concentrator Photovoltaic (CPV/T) systems using Nanotechnology

Hybrid Concentrator Photovoltaic/Thermoelectric power generator (CPV/TEG/T)-Design and performance evaluation- Modeling & Experiments

Wind Energy-Wind turbine aerodynamics - Modeling & Experiments

Fuel Cell Technology (PEMFCs, DMFCs, and SOFCs)- Modeling & Experiments

Solar Hydrogen production via Photoelectrochemical cells or Concentrator Photovoltaic/ Photoelectrochemical cells - Modeling & Experiments

Spray systems and multi-phase flows- Modeling & Experiments

Thermal Hydraulic of nuclear reactors- Modeling & Experiments

Computational Fluid Dynamics and Heat Transfer with applications in energy systems

Micro-and Nano scale flows- Modeling & Experiments

Flow in porous media- Modeling & Experiments

Multiscale Computations (Continuum-Meso), Molecular Dynamic Simulation with applications in biomedical engineering- Modeling & Experiments.

Geothermal energy in industrial applications- Modeling & Experiments

Integrated Concentrated Solar Power (CSP)- desalination systems- Modeling & Experiments

Thermo-fluids and their applications Laboratory

Refrigeration and air conditioning

Thermally-driven adsorption cooling systems

Desiccant cooling systems

Renewable energy-based hybrid adsorption-vapor compression refrigeration systems

Solar-driven multigeneration systems

Thermal energy storage using adsorption technology

Hybrid adsorption cooling-desalination systems

Solar energy utilization in water harvesting from atmospheric air

Solar systems for energy-efficient housing

Heat and mass transfer with applications to energy systems

Power plants

Renewable Energy Systems Laboratory

Thermal Regulation of PV Systems

Design of solar energy system

Thermoelectric System

Renewable energy- driven seawater desalination



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Solar systems for energy-efficient housing

Renewable energy systems

Energy applications in buildings

Thermal energy storage application in energy system

Heat Pipe

Heat and mass Transfer

Thermochemical energy storage

For Electrical Power Engineering students:

Study the performance of the doubly-fed induction generator

Smart grids control and management

Enhancing the performance of the PV control system

Fuels and Combustion Engines Laboratory

Soot Compression Ignition Engines

Alternative, Cleaner and Low-Grade Fuels

Morphology and Nanostructure

Nanoparticles Synthesis using CI engines and Flames

Biomass Gasification and Carbonization

Integrated Combustion-Renewable Energy systems

Spray and Liquid Atomization

Droplet Heating and Evaporation

Energy Storage Laboratory

Management the energy storage in electric vehicle

Improving the control technique in hybrid energy storage Performance assessments of batteries, power conversion equipment, capacitor systems,

in smart micro grids.



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Environmental Engineering

Waste Treatment and Management Laboratory

Waste Treatment and Management

Biofuels and bio-fertilizers production from solid wastes

Waste Recycling

Sludge Treatment

Advanced Oxidation Processes

Application of water chemistry and microbiology for treatment of organic and inorganic pollutant

Water quality and health risk assessment

Sustainability and sustainable development

Environmental impact assessment

Sustainable cities

In-plant Control

Cleaner Production

Climate change

Related SDGs 2030

Natural Resources Engineering Laboratory

Nonconventional Water Resources

Solar Stills (SS) and integrated SS-HDH-MD systems

Hybrid Thermal and membrane desalination

Renewable Energy & Geothermal Energy Driven Desalination

Nuclear - Desalination

Water-Energy-Food Nexus

Agriculture Greenhouse - Desalination systems

Solar Dryers & water Recovery

Tri - hybrid generation of water, electricity and cooling system

Integrated Adsorption Cooling – Desalination Systems

CFD Analysis of Desalination systems

Other desalination related R&D Applications

Energy Efficiency

Energy Efficiency Improvement in Building Sector (Architecture Engineering)

Energy Conservation in Industrial Sector

Air Quality Laboratory



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Air Pollution Assessment and Control

Climate Change and Sustainability (Greenhouse Effect)

Indoor Air Quality Improvement Techniques

Assessment of Emissions from Industries and Minimization Techniques

Implementation of Nanotechnology for Pollution Control and Detection

Sensors and Detectors Technology

Environmental Assessment and Management Labratory

Sustainability and Sustainable Development

Environmental Impact Assessment

Environmental Management for Sustaining a Green Environment

Green Healthcare Units

Sustainable buildings and cities

Passive architecture and urban environment

Building energy efficiency

Adapting urban planning for climate change

Thermal mitigation effects of urban vegetation

Natural ventilation efficiency of houses by using computational techniques



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Chemicals and Petrochemicals Engineering

Design and Applications of separation Processes Improving the performance and design of a new systems suitable for separation processes such as, Distillation, Liquid-Liquid Extraction, Gas Absorption, Adsorption, Membrane Separation, etc. Desalination using solar Energy

Design of new solar collectors using nanofluids and its applications in water desalination Desalination Using Capacitive Deionization Techniques.

Design of wastewater treatment units and its applications Advanced Oxidation Techniques such as Plasma for Water Purification. Photocatalysis and its applications in water treatment Using New materials as ion exchange for water treatment Preparation of New electrodes and it applications for wastewater treatment by

electrooxidation techniques.

Preparation of Nano-materials and its applications Ion exchange Electrocatalysis Fuel cells

Corrosion Protection Preparation of New Smart Materials and its applications for corrosion control

Catalysis and its applications.

Photocataysis and its applications in wastewater treatment, Production of new chemical and petrochemical materials.

Electrocatalysis and its Applications in Supercapacitors, Batteries, Sensors and Biosensors.

Enzyme-catalysis and its applications in wastewater treatment, production of foodstuffs and pharmaceutical materials.

Membrane fabrication and modifications and its applications in Desalination and Ultrafiltration processes.

Fuel cells and Hydrogen production

Separation processes.

Design of Micro-reactor and its applications such as: Preparation of fine chemicals, food stuffs and pharmaceutical drugs, etc.

Development of new polymeric materials: Composites, insulators, fibrous materials and conducting polymers, etc.

Biodiesel production from agricultural and oil wastes.



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Documents Required for Application Applicants must submit the following documents (SCANNED Copies) that should be attached to

the Online Application Form:

No. Documents

1 Affiliated Faculty

Nomination Letter

Attach the affiliated faculty/research center approval to apply for

E-JUST scholarship( for MoHE applicants only)

2 Application Form Attach a scanned copy of the signed application form

3 Statement of Purpose Attach a Statement of your reasons for applying for E-JUST

4 Updated Job Status

Updated Job status including First Hiring date as a

demonstrator( for MoHE applicants only)

5 BSc and MSc

Certificate(s) – In English

For MSc applicants: Attach the BSc certificate

For PhD applicants: Attach BSc and MSc certificates.

6 BSc and MSc

Transcript(s) – In English

For MSc applicants: Attach the BSc Transcripts.

For PhD applicants: Attach BSc and MSc Transcripts.

7 MSc Summary – In

English For PhD applicants: Attach the MSc summary in English.

8 Three Letters of

Recommendation

Attach three letters of recommendation from professors or ex-

advisors in the applicant’s affiliating university/academic

institution

9 International TOFEL

score or Academic IELTS

Provisional Students: Attach the International TOEFL score 65, or

Academic ILETS 5.5

Full Time Students: Attach the International TOEFL score 79, or

Academic ILETS 6.5

10 Personal photograph

Attach one personal photograph (size 4×6 cm, upper half of body,

full-faced, hatless) taken within the past 6 months.

11 Military Certificate. Attach the Military certificate (needed during registration)

12 National ID card Attach the national ID card and passport if available.

13 Marriage Certificate For married applicants: Attach the marriage certificate

14 Children Birth

Certificates For Married applicants: Attach the children birth certificates.



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General Guidelines 1- The maximum period that applicant might be put on the waiting list is one year only (two

semesters); and two years (four semesters) for private applicants who fulfilled all the

admission requirements but have no financial fund

(Note: the waiting list period does not include the semester the applicant applied for).

2- If the accepted applicant for M.Sc. degree requested to transfer his application from

M.Sc. to Ph.D. after passing M.Sc. entrance examination, technical and personal

interview, he/she should reapply on the website by filling new application then pass all

the admission procedures for the Ph.D. degree.

3- If any applicant would like to transfer from a department to another during the interview;

the applicant should fill and sign a “Transfer Form” to the admission office approved by

the dean of the school and the chairperson of the department he/she wishes to transfer

from and the dean of the school and the chairperson of the department he/she wishes to

transfer to, in addition the applicant should obtain the subject exam of the new

department.

4- If any applicant would like to transfer from department to another after being accepted

and admitted in that department, the applicant should reapply from the beginning by

filling a new application and go through all the admission procedures.

5- If any student would like to postpone his/her enrolment, the deadline is the second week

from the beginning of the semester, otherwise he/she is considered as withdraw and/she

he should re-apply from the beginning.



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Scholarships Terms and Conditions

Scholarships are full-time scholarships; this means that E-JUST students are fully devoting to their study and research in E-JUST and are not allowed to work elsewhere during their scholarships’ period.

The scholarship’s support is dependent upon the student good standing with the E-JUST graduate program in which he/she is registered.

An evaluation progress report will be sent semi-annually to the sponsor reporting about the student’s study level, including the student transcript, academic advisor report, and the updated student research situation.

MoHE Scholarship (Governmental Scholarship):

The scholarships are mainly supported by the Ministry of Higher Education of Egypt

(MoHE) which are available for teaching assistants and research assistants from

governmental universities and governmental research institutions, based on transparent

selection procedure.

The scholarship’s term is the period necessary to complete the degree requirements in E-JUST, which should be within five years for the M.Sc. & PhD degrees preceded by a one-time research period between 6 months (one academic semester) to one year. for the PhD degree the scholarship term is three years preceded by a one-time research period between 3 months to one year. The research period is determined based on the applicant’s performance at the entrance exams & specialization.

Teaching Assistant (TA) E-JUST Scholarship:

This scholarship has two facets, one is to be tutor/instructor for the undergraduate students in engineering education, and the second is to study Master of Science or PhD in engineering / basic and applied sciences.

Applicant should have at least Bachelor degree or Master of Science in related disciplines.

Applicants with bachelor degree, their grades should not be less than very good or cumulative GPA above ≥ 3.

Applicants must fulfil the admission language requirement which is TOEFL iBT score 79 or Academic IELTS score 6.5.

Applicants should have teaching & research skills preferred evident by certification of attendance relevant workshops.

Applicants must fulfil all the admission requirements and successfully pass all the admission procedures (Documents screening, written exams and interview).

Academically accepted applicants at the above mentioned admission procedures will be invited to second interview by Human Resources department.

Accepted applicants will receive Attractive salary package, Medical care and accommodation (single or family) with special arrangements.



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Study System The total number of credit hours is 36 credit hours for the MSc program, and 48 credit hours for the PhD program distributed among the Preparatory courses, Program compulsory core courses, Research specific elective courses and thesis courses The students cannot register the research elective courses before successfully finishing the preparatory and the program compulsory core courses. The research point, research plan and the supervision committee of the student are suggested

by the school council to be approved by the education and the university councils after the

student successfully completes the preparatory courses, Program compulsory core and fulfills

the English language requirements.

Preparatory Courses:

The objectives of the preparatory courses are:

To cover the deficiencies of E-JUST PG applicants in the basic research skills, English

languages, computer programming, statistics and liberal arts.

To prepare E-JUST PG students to the required nature of PG study in E-JUST including

Japanese culture, Japanese language, Arabic language for international students,

Research and Publications ethic and method.

To make the PG students familiar with E-JUST labs, center of excellences and professors

before registering the point of research and before the formation of the supervision

committee. This will help the student in the proper selection of the research point and

supervision committee.

The student has to successfully finish the preparatory courses and program core courses before

the registration of the point of research and the formation of the supervision committee.

In case the student registers PhD after getting MSc from E-Just, he/she will be exempted from the

preparatory courses.

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