The College of Biotechnology is committed to graduating Biotechnology specialists according to the academic reference standards to meet the needs of the local and regional labor market in the medical, pharmaceutical, agricultural, and environmental sectors. The College also conducts innovative scientific research, provides community services, and offers scientific consulting, all guided by the values of improvisation.

At The College of Biotechnology, we are seeking to be academically accredited and to be one of the leading institutions locally, regionally, and internationally in the multidisciplinary biotechnology fields.

1. Graduating as a specialist who can compete locally and regionally.
2. Conducting applied scientific research to provide solutions to health, environmental and agricultural problems.
3. Enhance community participation and communication with graduates.
4. Developing the skills and capabilities of college members and leaders.
5. Continuous evaluation and hence development based on the opinions of the beneficiaries
6. Enhancing the competitive position of the College.
7. Launching a distinguished postgraduate program in the College.
8. Work to ensure quality assurance in the College to be qualified for academic accreditation.

College Labs

• Microbiology Lab
• Preparation Lab
• X-ray Diffraction Lab
• Chemical Analysis Lab
• Chromatography Lab
• Solid State Lab
• Radioactive Isotopes Lab
• Atomic Absorption Lab

Student’s Labs

• Lab A, Biotechnology’s Building 
• Lab B, Biotechnology Building
• Lab 301, Student Service Building (SS)
• Lab 302, Student Service Building (SS)
• Lab 522, Mass communication building (MC)
• Lab 521, Mass communication building (MC)
• Lab 417, Student Service Building (SS)
• Lab 114 B, Student Service Building (SS)
• Lab 113 B, Student Service Building (SS)

Research Labs

• Genetic Engineering Lab
• Plant Tissue Culture Lab
• Animal Tissue Culture Lab
• Molecular Diagnosis Lab
• Latest Technologies, Equipment and Tools
• PCR
• Real-time PCR
• Nanodrop

Welcome to the College of Biotechnology. I am thrilled to have every one of you here, embarking on this incredible journey of scientific exploration and innovation. Biotechnology is a field that holds immense potential and promises to shape the future of medicine, agriculture, and environmental sustainability. As you step foot into our college, you are joining a community of passionate individuals who are dedicated to unlocking the secrets of life and harnessing its power for the betterment of society.

Our college is not just a place of learning; it is a hub of creativity, collaboration, and cutting-edge research. Here, you will have the opportunity to work alongside renowned faculty members who are experts in their respective fields. They will guide you, challenge you, and inspire you to push the boundaries of scientific knowledge. Remember, you are the future of biotechnology. The discoveries you make, the innovations you pioneer, and the impact you create will shape the world we live in. Embrace this responsibility with humility, curiosity, and an unwavering commitment to ethical practices.

As you embark on this transformative journey, I urge you to dream big, aim high, and embrace challenges with resilience and determination. Your time at the College of Biotechnology will not only be academically enriching but also personally rewarding. Embrace every opportunity that comes your way, for it is through these experiences that you will grow, learn, and truly flourish.

Once again, welcome to the College of Biotechnology. I am excited to witness your growth and achievements over the coming years. Together, let us push the boundaries of science and make a lasting impact on the world. Best wishes for a fulfilling and successful academic journey.

Prof. Dr. Hala Eissa

Dean, College of Biotechnology

• Primer Design Workshop: Strategies for Effective Primer Design
• Molecular Docking and Drug Design Workshop: Understanding Protein-Ligand Interactions
• SNP Analysis Workshop: Unraveling Genetic Variations
• RNA-Seq Analysis Workshop: From Data Generation to Interpretation
• Whole Genome Bacterial Identification Workshop: Techniques and Applications
• Scientific research title: how to craft it.
• Impact factor vs quartile
• How to submit a paper
• Secrets of P-value
• How to write a scientific paper
• First aid measures 
• Prevention of communicable diseases 
• Prevention of non-communicable diseases 
• Infection control 
• Quality assurance 
• Evidence-based medicine
• Clinical nutrition and dietetics 
• General epidemiology 
• Epidemiology of communicable and non-communicable diseases
• Drug discovery (Structure elucidation of bioactive natural products)
• proteome analysis
• Biofertilizers and biopesticides: From lab to the market
• Biological treatment and recycling of Industrial wastewater
• Theories of wellbeing 
• Eco-friendly candle making workshop. 
• Plastic pollution and climate change 
• Reusable bottles Garden 
• Time management workshop 
• How to write a CV
• Production of high-quality organic fertilizers using recent techniques of biotechnology and mitigate climate changes: (Aerated static composting, Encapsulated bacteria and Enzymes, Solid state fermentation, Applications of Artificial intelligence to process techniques). 
• Applications of biotechnology in Wastewater treatment plants and mitigate climate changes: (Conventional treatment plants, Sequential Batch reactors, Collaboration with Artificial intelligence).
• Applications of biotechnology in the production of energy resources and mitigate climate changes: (Bioethanol production, Green Biohydrogen production).
• Production of biopesticides and study its effects against plants pathogens and mitigate climate changes: (Lab scale production, large scale production).
• Applications of recent techniques of biodegradation to solve environmental problems.
• Strategic Planning
• External audit of higher education institutions
• Self-evaluation of higher education institutions
• Effective teaching and learning strategies.
• Organizing examinations and evaluating students in higher education institutions
• International publishing of scientific research
• Internet applications in administrative work
• Safety, health, and occupational health procedures in laboratories

1. memorandum of understanding between the College of Biotechnology, Misr University for Science and Technology and the University of Kuopio in Finland.

This memorandum aims for international cooperation and academic and student exchange between the two sides.

2. A memorandum of understanding between the College of Biotechnology, Misr University for Science and Technology, and the School of Biology, Newcastle University, England.

The objective is to foster international collaboration and facilitate the exchange of academics and students between the two parties.

3. A letter of international cooperation structure between the College of Biotechnology, Misr University for Science and Technology, and Glasgow Caledonian University in Scotland.

This letter aims to seek to achieve a joint scientific cooperation agreement between the two sides.

4. A memorandum of understanding between the College of Biotechnology, Misr University of Science and Technology, and the Faculty of Science, University of Hong Kong, China.

This memorandum aims to agree to provide education and training in scientific research for graduates.

5. A letter of international cooperation structure between the College of Biotechnology, Misr University of Science and Technology, and the Indian Center for Regenerative Medicine and Engineering, Faculty of Medicine, University of India.

This letter aims to seek to achieve a joint scientific and research cooperation agreement between the two sides.