The Faculty of Medicine at Mansoura University was established in 1962 as a branch of Cairo University. It became part of Mansoura University in 1973, serving as its first nucleus. The faculty offers undergraduate and postgraduate medical programs in 39 specialties for master's degrees and 48 specialties for doctoral degrees. It is renowned for integrating education, research, and healthcare services to benefit both students and the community.

Key specialties include:

• Gastroenterology and Hepatology

• Endocrinology and Diabetes

• Cardiology

• Neurology and Neurosurgery

• Rheumatology and Immunology

• Oncology

• Plastic Surgery and Burns

The faculty emphasizes excellence in medical education through innovative programs like the Mansoura-Manchester Medical Program, which combines problem-based learning with clinical training from the first semester. It also contributes to community health through its specialized medical centers, which are equipped with cutting-edge technologies.

Vision:
To be a leading institution in medical education, research, and healthcare services in Egypt and the Middle East.

Mission:
To prepare competent graduates capable of delivering high-quality healthcare services while fostering lifelong learning, research skills, and adherence to medical ethics.

1. The Urology and Nephrology Center is recognized as the largest facility of its kind in Africa.

2. The Mansoura-Manchester Medical Program is Egypt’s first international medical program accredited twice for its excellence.

3. Contributions to groundbreaking discoveries like Mansourasaurus, a dinosaur named after Mansoura University paleontologists.