A New Achievement Reinforces Ain Shams University’s Leadership in Academic Quality…Faculty of Science Physics Program Receives Accreditation, Bringing the Total Number of Accredited Programs to 17
Ain Shams University continues to consolidate its position in the field of quality and academic accreditation and to enhance its educational system in accordance with the highest quality standards. In this context, the Faculty of Science has achieved a new milestone in its program accreditation journey following the accreditation of the Physics Program on September 23, 2026.
With the accreditation of the Physics Program, the total number of accredited academic programs at the Faculty of Science has risen to 17, reflecting the faculty’s continuous development of its educational programs and its commitment to enhancing the quality of the educational process, keeping pace with scientific advances, and meeting labor market needs.
This achievement is the result of integrated efforts by the Faculty of Science administration, faculty members, junior academic staff, the Quality Assurance Sector, and the faculty’s various teams, through their continuous work to fulfill program accreditation requirements and standards and enhance academic and institutional performance.
Reaching 17 accredited academic programs at the Faculty of Science underscores the success of Ain Shams University’s approach to establishing a culture of quality as a fundamental pillar of institutional development and excellence. It also enhances the ability of its academic programs to respond to scientific advancements and evolving labor market needs.
This achievement adds to Ain Shams University’s record in quality and accreditation and reflects its ongoing commitment to building an advanced educational system and delivering high-quality academic programs that enhance the competitiveness of its graduates and keep pace with rapid developments across various fields of science and technology.
It is worth noting that the Department of Physics at the Faculty of Science held a celebration attended by Prof. Amal Morsi, Acting Dean of the Faculty, along with a number of former deans, professors from the Department of Physics, and distinguished pioneers in the field of physics at the faculty.
