Jobs opportunities at the German University in Cairo

Last Updated on May 7, 2026 by admin

Explore career opportunities at the German University in Cairo (GUC). Find jobs in teaching, research, and administration at Egypt’s leading private university.

The German University in Cairo (GUC) is a top-tier private university located in New Cairo. Established in 2002, it was created in cooperation with the State Universities of Ulm and Stuttgart. Today, it is a center for excellence that brings German educational standards to Egypt.

Because we focus on innovation and high-quality learning, we are always looking for talented people to join our team. Whether you are a scientist from Germany or a professional from Egypt, the GUC offers a multicultural environment where you can build a successful career.

Academic – Applied Sciences and Arts (Design)

Job Title
Supervisor – Design Workshop Letterpress Typography
Lecturer/Instructor – Product Design – CAD Specialist

Academic – Architecture and Urban design

Job TitleREF code
Professor/Associate Professor/Lecturer in Architecture and Computational DesignII6.4.1
Professor/Associate Professor/Lecturer in History of ArchitectureII6.4.1.2

Academic – Civil Engineering

Job TitleREF code
Professorship / Associate Professorship/ Lecturer in Traffic and Transportation EngineeringII6.5
Professor/ Associate Professor in Structural EngineeringII6.5
Professor/Associate Professor in Geotechnical EngineeringII6.5

Academic – Engineering and Material Science

Job TitleREF code
Lecturer/Associate Professor in Manufacturing EngineeringII6.1.1
Lecturer/Associate Professor in Computational and Intelligent Materials EngineeringII6
Lecturer/Associate Professor in AI and Prescriptive Decision Systems for Smart ManufacturingII6
Lecturer/Associate Professor in in Computational Design and Engineering OptimizationII6

Academic – Management Technology

Job TitleREF code
Lecturer in Strategic Management & International BusinessII3
Lecturer / Associate Professor / Professor in Business Informatics or Information SystemsII3

Academic – Media Engineering and Technology

Job TitleREF code
Professor / Associate Professor/ Lecturer in Computer Science and EngineeringII6.4.1.1
Professor / Associate Professor/ Lecturer in Digital Media Engineering and TechnologyII2.2.1
Job TitleREF code
Professor/ Associate Professor in Civil Law (CILA)II10
Professor/ Associate Professor in Commercial Law (COLA)II10
Professor/ Associate Professor in Civil and Commercial Law (CICO)II10
Professor/ Associate Professor in Public Law and Public International LawII10

Administration

Job TitleREF code
Senior Business Development CoordinatorXI2
Junior Systems Administrator–
Junior Network Engineer–
Senior Systems Administrator–
Senior Data Center Administrator–
Personnel SpecialistVI1
.NET Developer–
Senior .NET Framework Software Developer (ASP.NET)–
Technician– Design Workshop Ceramics and Molding–
Junior Academic Coordinator–
Technical Support Help Desk–
Senior Admission Officer–
Junior Admission Officer–
Events CoordinatorVII
Scheduling SpecialistI1.1
Junior Program Coordinator–
Junior AccountantVII3
Start- ups Project Coordinator–
User Education LibrarianIV1


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