The cultural and artistic program accompanying the 12th African University Games, “Cairo 2026,” continued on the second day alongside the sporting competitions, featuring a diverse range of activities that brought together arts, heritage, music, and student creativity.
Read MoreAs part of the 12th African University Games “Cairo 2026,” hosted in Cairo from September 8 to 16, Ain Shams University is hosting 12 artistic workshops on traditional and heritage crafts, showcasing the rich cultural and civilizational diversity of the African continent.
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The Faculty of Archaeology organized a scientific seminar entitled “From the Treasures of the Seas to Underwater Archaeology: The Evolution of Scientific Technologies and Regulatory Legislation.” The seminar explored the development of underwater archaeology........
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The President of Ain Shams University and the Vice President for Community Service received a delegation from the Egyptian Architects Association, which included Engineer Saif Allah Sami, the Association's President, Prof. Murad Abdel Qader, a member of the Association.
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The Zaffran Palace Museum won the Best Museum Practices Award for the Use of Technology in Digital Documentation, as part of the celebration of International Museum Day, under the auspices of the Supreme Council of Antiquities at the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities.
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Under the auspices of Ain Shams University, and Minister of Higher Education and President of the Egyptian National Commission for UNESCO, the training course entitled: “UNESCO's role in building the capacities of museum staff in creating virtual tours” was launched.
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The Acting Dean of the Faculty of Archaeology honored five students enrolled in the joint program with the Faculty of Engineering, "Architectural Heritage Restoration" for their participation in a research paper on the rehabilitation processes of the Barsoum Pasha Palace.
Read MoreAin Shams University website has launched the new edition of the newsletter for the Second Half of February 2026, which covers the most important news and activities of the university, and the services it provides to students, faculty staff and the outside community.
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