The President of University extends his congratulations to the faculty staff at the Faculties of Al-Alsun and Arts who won the State Awards. This recognition recognizes their academic contributions and research achievements in the fields of literature and social sciences.
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The Education and Student Affairs Sector announced the completion of the first phase of receiving high school students at the electronic coordination computer labs at Ain Shams University, over the past several days, more than 6,000 male and female students visited the labs
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Prof. Mohamed Diaa, President of Ain Shams University, extends his heartfelt congratulations to the Faculty of Al-Alsun on the announcement by the King Sejong Institute Foundation in South Korea, selecting the faculty to establish a branch of the Institute in Cairo in 2025
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The Education and Student Sector is preparing to participate as an official sponsor in the EduGate International Higher Education and Training Exhibition, held under the patronage of Prof. Mohamed Ayman Ashour, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research......
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In a move reflecting the international recognition of the Faculty of Al-Alsun’s leading role in teaching the Korean language, the King Sejong Foundation in South Korea announced the selection of the Faculty of Al-Alsun to establish a branch of the institute in Cairo in 2025
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The Ministry of Higher Education urges all first-stage students to quickly register their preferences on the online coordination website. The official spokesperson for the Ministry emphasized the importance of students adhering to the announced timetable for the first stage
Read MoreUnder patronage of the University President and the supervision of Acting Assistant Secretary-General for Education and Students, the Students Sector presents an explanatory video on the steps for applying to the university's transfer platform for high school students.
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Ain Shams University’s coordination labs have witnessed a significant turnout from General Secondary students, as hundreds of students continued to arrive to complete the registration of their university preferences for the first phase of the 2025–2026 academic year.
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