The Ain Shams University pavilion maintained its prominent presence on the second day of the 19th edition of the EduGate 2026, witnessing a strong turnout of students and parents eager to learn about the university's academic programs and diverse educational opportunities.
Read MoreProf. Mohamed Diaa Zain El-Abedeen, President of Ain Shams University, and Prof. Rami Maher Ghali, Vice President for Student Affairs, toured Ain Shams University's pavilion participating in the 19th edition of the EDUGATE 2026 International Higher Education Forum…
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As part of Ain Shams University's vision to support and empower students with disabilities and enhance their active participation in all aspects of university life, the Student Disability Support Center has launched the Summer Camp from July 20 to August 20, 2026......
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The final rounds of the faculty-level competitions to select students to represent the university in the final rounds of the National Reading Project (Season 5, 2026) have concluded. The competitions were characterized by a high level of academic and cultural achievement.
Read MoreThe faculty-level selections for the National Reading Project were held at the Youth Welfare, reflecting the university's commitment to supporting culture and enhancing reading and knowledge skills. The selections saw participation from students across various faculties.
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As part of Ain Shams University’s role in supporting national issues and building a conscious student personality, a delegation from the Students for Egypt family at Ain Shams University participated in the awareness seminar entitled “A Safe Childhood in a Safe Homeland.”
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A student delegation from Ain Shams University created a vibrant display of support for the national team. 500 students from the university dormitories gathered in EFZ area of the Administrative Capital to watch the Pharaohs' match against New Zealand on a giant "Fan Zone".
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The Education and Student Affairs sector sent 1,000 students from the university dormitories, to support the national team during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. They watched the Pharaohs' opening match against Belgium on a giant "Fan Zone" screen in the New Administrative Capital.
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