1. King Abdulaziz University of Saudi Arabia: A renowned Jeddah school since 1967, it was voted the best Arab university by Times Higher Education in 2016. Citations are significantly influenced by the university. It is also the best university in terms of publications that include international cooperation, according to the US News rankings. The institution is home to 13 research centers for the study of medicine, the environment, climate change, and desalination.
2. Egypt's Al Azhar University: The Al-Azhar Mosque in Cairo is the most important Islamic building in Sunni Islam, and it is connected to this. The university is a significant international center for Arabic and Islamic studies. The purpose of higher education is to spread Islamic culture. The National Library and Archives of Egypt place a high importance on his library.
3:Qatar University, Qatar: It is situated in the city of Doha and was founded in 1973. There are around 16,000 students enrolled at this public university. Since only around 25% of Qatar's population is Qatari, the institution promotes the "Qatarization" movement, which emphasizes hiring locals. This drive is essential to maintaining Qatar's national identity and culture.
4: Khalifa University in the United Arab Emirates: The institution is in Abu Dhabi and was founded in 2007. Khalifa University of Science, Technology, and Research is another name for it. The institution has a satellite campus in Sharjah. The Petroleum Institute and the MASDAR Institute of Science and Technology have recently joined forces with it. There are about 1,300 pupils total. It was recognized as the 471st top university in the world by QS in 2017.
5: Cairo University, Egypt: Founded on December 21, 1908, it is Egypt's premier public university. There are now 155,000 students registered at the institution across 22 faculties. In terms of enrollment, it is the 50th largest university in the world and has three Nobel Prize winners among its graduates. In the 2018 QS rankings, Cairo University came in second place in Egypt.
6: King Abdullah University of Science and Technology: In Thuwal, Village of Saudi Arabia, it is a private research university. The university's principal language is English. The institution received recognition in 2013 for having some of the most impressive citation records and the fastest-growing research in the whole globe. The institution was placed 19th globally among the top universities with the quickest growth rates in 2016 as a result of its excellent research.
7: King Saud University of Saudi Arabia: A university by the name of Riyadh University was founded in Riyadh in 1957 by King Saud. 40,000 students are now enrolled in the university. For female students, there is a separate disciplinary court at the university. Universities provide a variety of tuition-free courses in the humanities, fundamental sciences, and professional fields. Arab's universities are well-known for their medical offerings.
8: Palestinian National University Al Najah: A Nablus-based non-governmental public university for Palestinians. The largest university in Palestine is there. The university has 300 professors teaching 22,000 students in 19 faculties. Thanks to a multicultural teacher and student body, Arabic, Hebrew, English, French, and Spanish are just a few of the languages spoken on campus. An-Najah also offers undergraduate medical education.
9: University of Jordan, Amman: The most prominent institution in the Middle East, founded in 1962. It is Jordan's biggest and oldest institution of higher learning and is situated in Amman. With 37,000 students enrolled and 1,400 academic staff members, the university has the largest average enrollment. In 20 colleges and institutes, the university provides undergraduate and graduate program.
10: Beni-Suef University of Egypt: When it was beginning, the organisation was a section of Cairo University. Beni-Suef University is the name given to it as of 2005. The institutions have 12 faculties that provide their students with social, recreational, and cultural activities.
11: University of Tunis: Tunisia's El Manar had 11 faculties when it was founded in 2000. In 2015, it was named the best university in Tunisia and the 1085th the best university in the world in the University Ranking by Academic Performance.
12: Suez Canal University, Egypt: Established in 1964, this Egyptian institution serves the Suez Canal region (Port Said, Suez and Ismail governorates). 21,325 students are enrolled in its 48 faculties. The university consists of 53 units for research, education and community development.
13: University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates: It is a private national university in Oman that was established in 1997. The university wants to gain popularity both in the Middle East and internationally. There are five locations for the University of Sharjah in the Emirate of Sharjah, each in a separate area. In the UAE, the university has the most approved programs available. The University of Sharjah has been recognized as the 551st best university by QS.
14:Kuwait University, Kuwait: With 40,000 enrolled students and a faculty of 1,565, Kuwait University has a many alumni active throughout the country, including those who have obtained prominent positions.
15: Sultan Qudoos University, Oman: It is a public university of the Sultanate of Oman. 15,357 people attend the university. Based on their results in the final year of secondary school exams, the university will select the best candidates.
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