Two Students of the Faculty of Law Receive Eiffel and Tahtawi Scholarships for Master's Degrees in France
Under the patronage of Prof. Mohamed Diaa Zain El Abedeen, President of Ain Shams University, and Prof. Rami Maher Ghali, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs, the Faculty of Law announced that two students, Mariam Samer and Farida Mohamed, both fourth-year students in the French Department at the Faculty of Law, Ain Shams University, have been awarded scholarships to pursue Master's degrees in France.
The two students received the scholarships from prominent French institutions. Farida Mohamed received the Eiffel Scholarship from the French government, while Mariam Samer received the Tahtawi Scholarship from the French Institute.
In this context, Prof. Yassin El Shazly, Dean of the Faculty, affirmed that this achievement reflects the academic excellence and outstanding scientific level of the students in the French Department of the Faculty of Law, and their ability to compete and seize opportunities to study at French universities.
For his part, Prof. Mohamed El-Shafei, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs, emphasized the faculty's strong commitment to supporting its students and providing an academic environment that prepares them to compete at the highest international levels. He commended the two students for their discipline and diligence throughout their studies at the faculty.
Meanwhile, Dr. Mina Adel, Director of the French Department, explained that obtaining such prestigious and competitive scholarships is a testament to the ongoing academic partnership and cooperation between the department and French educational and cultural institutions. He added that it also demonstrates the high quality of the department's educational outcomes and the ability of its graduates to maintain their academic excellence at the world's most prestigious universities.

