Prof. Mohamed Diaa Zain El Abedeen, President of Ain Shams University, issued a decree appointing Mr. Samir Othman Abdel Nasser Sayed to act as Secretary-General of Ain Shams National University, effective from 19/8/2025, for a period of one year………………………………..........
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Within framework of the Coordination Office works for Admission to Egyptian Universities, it was decided to begin the admission phase for students who have obtained equivalent secondary school certificates (Arabic and foreign) starting from 8/23/2025 until 9/1/2025...
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As part of supporting artistic and creative activities as an essential part of the Ministry of Higher Education's strategy, Ain Shams University, headed by Prof. Mohamed Diaa Zain El-Abedeen, actively participated in the "First Tarab Festival for Egyptian Universities".
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Prof. Ghada Bassiouny, Professor at the Faculty of Engineering, the Academic President of Saxony Egypt University of Applied Sciences and Technology in Cairo, has been elected as a member of the Advisory Council of the International Academic Partnership (IAP).........
Read MoreThe Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, directed that Egyptian General Secondary students be made aware of how to carry out the process of reducing expatriation electronically via the electronic coordination website for public universities and institutes.
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The Minister of Higher Education inaugurated Akhbar El Yom Higher Education Exhibition and inspected the pavilion of Ain Shams University, which is participating as an official sponsor of the exhibition, and was held under patronage of Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly.
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The Ministry of Higher Education announces the opening of registration for members of the first group, namely students who registered in the first phase of the Be Ready Initiative, to reserve their places in the first training program "Basic Employability Skills Program".
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The Ministry of Higher Education announces the opening of the Reduction of Alienation for high school students, from 14 to 18/8. This will be within the prescribed percentage (10%) and in accordance with the regulations approved by the Supreme Council of Universities.
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