Ain Shams University Career Center Launches a Survey for Faculty of Computer and Information Sciences Graduates to Track Career Paths and Align Educational Outcomes with Labor Market Requirements
As part of Ain Shams University's commitment to maintaining continuous communication with its graduates and developing its educational system to keep pace with rapid changes in the labor market, the Ain Shams University Career Center, in cooperation with the Faculty of Computer and Information Sciences, has launched a survey targeting the Faculty's graduates to assess their current employment status, explore their professional experiences, and identify the challenges they faced during their transition into the labor market.
The survey aims to draw on graduates' experiences and opinions to assess how well the knowledge and skills acquired during their academic studies align with labor market requirements, particularly in the fields of technology and digital transformation. This will help identify skills gaps, develop curricula and academic and training programs, and enhance the readiness of students and graduates to compete in local and international labor markets.
Graduates' participation in this survey is particularly important, as they are key partners in the development process and a valuable source of information about actual labor market needs. Their feedback will support the University's efforts to prepare qualified professionals capable of keeping pace with ongoing professional and technological advancements.
The University emphasizes that all data and information provided will remain confidential and will be used exclusively for institutional development and improving the educational and career services offered by the University.
This initiative forms part of Ain Shams University's strategy to strengthen its graduate support system, reinforce connections between graduates and the University, and benefit from their professional experiences in developing the educational process and achieving greater integration between academic education and labor market needs.
To participate in the survey, please use the following link: