On Wednesday, April 23rd, MedJob proudly participated in the Career Day at October University for Modern Sciences & Arts (MSA University) — a leading Egyptian institution known for offering the first British-style education in the region. With over 20 years of British validation and partnerships, MSA has built a strong reputation for academic excellence, research innovation, and global employability. The campus in 6th of October City is home to ten faculties, including the highly regarded Faculty of Pharmacy.
MSA’s Faculty of Pharmacy is distinguished by its dual-degree program, validated by the University of Greenwich, UK, allowing graduates to receive both an Egyptian and British certificate. The faculty is a pioneer in integrating clinical training, graduation projects, and modern teaching methodologies. It also houses a bioequivalence center and ISO-certified labs, giving students an edge in practical skills and international exposure.
During the career event, MedJob had the opportunity to engage directly with MSA’s future pharmacists. Throughout the full-day event, students visited the MedJob booth and attended 

presentations that explored:
• How to become a licensed pharmacist in Germany
• Language training and Fachsprachprüfung (terminology exam) preparation with MedJob’s

  structured courses
• Step-by-step support with paperwork, relocation, licensing exams, and career development
The day featured MedJob’s signature sessions:
“Bridging Dreams & Reality” – a personal and emotional story of the founder’s journey from 

Egypt to Germany
“The MedJob Bridge” – a comprehensive roadmap that guides each candidate from their first step to becoming a licensed pharmacist in Germany
In addition to the MedJob talks, the event hosted two special guest speakers:
Dr. Abdelhamid Marzouk, a MedJob mentor based in Germany, who shared valuable insights into the German language and cultural expectations
Dr. Morsy Abu Youssef, Professor of Chemistry at Alexandria University and former Egyptian Cultural Attaché in Vienna, who gave an inspiring talk on “Chemistry and Life”, offering reflections on life and learning within Central European culture
The student turnout was exceptional, with high levels of engagement, thoughtful questions, and real curiosity about what it means to live and work as a pharmacist in Germany. Many students even created and shared posts about the experience on LinkedIn, further demonstrating their excitement.
MedJob is proud to be part of this journey. We’re not just offering a course — we’re building a bridge. A personalized, supportive bridge that connects potential to opportunity.