Naming opportunities give donors the chance to pay tribute to family, friends or community leaders by naming particular University buildings, areas, professorships or programs after them.

Naming opportunities are available for the following areas:

Professorships (as an Endowment)

An endowed professorship in NU is the highest honor that can be awarded to a faculty member. It distinguishes the recipient as a leader in his/her field.

Professorships are awarded to the scientist or scholar whose work best represents the ideals of the University and fulfills its mission of contributing to the development of the technology-driven economies of Egypt and the region through the pursuit of education and research at the highest levels of excellence.

Donors can support this effort by providing the funding to name an endowed professorship, covering the salary and benefits for a chosen faculty member. This naming opportunity allows the donor to choose the department and some of the criteria used to select the faculty member.

Because it is always a great privilege to be chosen, an endowed professorship allows the university to honor valued professors for their work in and out of the classroom.

Fellowships (as an Endowment)

Fellowships are designed to cover tuitions for research assistants and provide them with financial support, thus allowing them to focus on their academic and research advancement.

Research is one of the Nile University's focus areas. Fellowships help to ensure that the university maintains an adequate supply of talented young men and women who have the ability to achieve the level of innovation and cutting-edge research that is expected from such an institution.

Schools and Programs (as One-time Contribution, Planned Contribution or Endowment)

Larger contributions can be used to name one of the University's five schools:

• School of Information and Communication Technology
• Graduate School of Management of Technology
• School of Business
• School of Petroleum and Mining
• School of Applied Sciences and Engineering