Prof. Rania Mohamed Hafez Hathout, Professor and Head of the Department of Pharmaceutics and Industrial Pharmacy at the Faculty of Pharmacy, has achieved a major scientific accomplishment by winning the 2025 Abdul Hameed Shoman Award in Medical and Health Sciences...
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Ain Shams University has succeeded in maintaining its position among the top 700 universities worldwide according to the prestigious Shanghai Ranking, securing a spot in the 601–700 bracket. This marks the third consecutive year the university has sustained its ranking.
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As part of the Ain Shams University's commitment to support research excellence, the university announces the opening of nomination for the National Prize for Future Technologies and its international category, "Discovery," launched by the Russian private foundation VYZOV.
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Ain Shams University is honored to invite faculty staff who have distinguished contributions to the service of the Arabic language to apply for the King Salman Global Academy Prize for the Arabic Language. This award aims to honor efforts in promoting the Arabic language.
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In an unprecedented achievement that adds to the record of excellence of Ain Shams University, Dr. Tamer Mohamed El-Kafrawy, Professor in the Physics Department and Dr. Shaimaa Abu Zeid, Faculty Member, Faculty of Girls won the 2025 Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics
Read MoreAin Shams University website has launched the new edition of the newsletter for the second half of February 2025, 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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The General Secretariat of the King Faisal Prize announced the opening of nominations for its 48th session 2026, which is one of the most prestigious awards in the world. The Secretary-General of the Prize indicated that the deadline for nominations is March 31, 2025
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Researcher Ahmed Badr El-Din achieved a global achievement by winning second place in the DAIDA Foundation International Prize for Urban Theses, which witnessed strong competition with the participation of forty theses from 22 academic institutions in eleven countries.
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