The future of healthcare is in the hands of Nile University students of Biomedical Informatics.

ITCS students are on the cutting edge of health care. The first part of the graduation project is done under the full supervision of educational and industrial experts. We are proud to have judges from Roche to provide our biomedical informatics senior students at the Information Technology and Computer Science School with the skills, competencies, and support to advance the future of healthcare. The graduation projects revolve around personalized healthcare and how to build a data-driven healthcare ecosystem to achieve it. The future of healthcare is in the hands of Nile University students.

Physics Lab

Nile University’s electronic lab combines basic electronic instrumentation and high technology equipment to serve the university’s undergraduates all the way through their five-year educational journey and postgraduates with their advanced research. The electronics lab includes oscilloscopes, function generators, power supplies and electronic inventory.

Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality Lab

The Virtual and Augmented Reality Lab is a facility in which student can evaluate and experience virtual reality representations of products that are yet to be presented using virtual reality technologies. The lab enables students, research assistants, senior researcher to visualize designs, develop immersive VR environments, and to test new VR and AR technologies. Currently, Biomedical

Big Data and High-performance Computing Lab

The Big Data and High-Performance Computing Laboratory serve two important student communities. Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence majors learn how to assemble, set up, run and administer “state-of-the-art” computer equipment. Students within the core disciplines such as media informatics and big data tracks learn how to write parallel programming codes able as well as deep learning

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