The Faculty of Agriculture Student Union, in collaboration with "Students for Egypt" Family at the Faculty, organized a welcome ceremony to mark the beginning of the new academic year, under patronage of Prof. Mohamed Diaa Zain El-Abedeen, President of Ain Shams University
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The Faculty of Engineering, in collaboration with MIDAR for Investment and Urban Development, concluded its architectural design competition, held under the slogan “Everyone Wins with MIDAR.” The competition featured 16 teams of students from the Department of Architecture
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As part of Ain Shams University’s leading community role and its commitment to supporting the State’s efforts to achieve comprehensive and sustainable development, the University, in cooperation with Tahya Misr Fund, is launching a comprehensive development convoy...
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The e-portal publishes its 101th regular issue of the Community Service Sector Bulletin. The issue is sponsored by President of the University, and the Director of the e-portal, and the Dean of the Faculty of Computer and Information Sciencesfor Postgraduate Studies.
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The President of Ain Shams University participated in the “Global South Modernization Forum 2026,” hosted in Cairo yesterday, Wednesday, September 30, under the theme “Artificial Intelligence: Opportunities and Challenges Facing the Modernization of Global South Countries”
Read MoreAin Shams University has achieved a new milestone in sustainability and green transformation, ranking seventh among Egyptian universities, tenth in Africa, and 468th globally out of 2,016 participating universities, according to 2026 UI GreenMetric World University Rankings
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Under the patronage of Prof. Mohamed Diaa Zain El-Abedeen, President of Ain Shams University, the University’s Community Service and Environmental Development Sector organized the “Egyptian Companies” Exhibition at the University’s main campus.........................
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Ain Shams University clarifies that reports describing work at the Faculty of Business as “slaughtering trees” misrepresent an integrated project to renew the faculty’s green spaces, remove damaged plants and waste, and improve soil quality and the campus environment.
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