The Career Center at Ain Shams University organizes and implements field visits to companies to raise awareness of university students and graduates about practical and professional aspect within the companies and to link the academic side to what the labor market requires
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The director of the graduate’s administration at the university and the director of the University Alumni Associations, signed a joint cooperation protocol with Mr. Mahmoud Al-Maayerji, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Al-Maayerji Trading and Distribution Company.
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A cooperation protocol was signed between Ain Shams University and "Go Bus for Land Transport", and according to the agreement concluded between the two parties, Go Bus gives a 15% discount on classic and deluxe services to all holders of the association's membership card.
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The President of Ain Shams University witnessed a cooperation protocol between the university represented by the Alumni Association and Go Bus Company. The protocol includes offering discounts for university graduates participating in Ain Shams University Alumni Association
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Orange Company continues to provide lines and internet packages to university students through its sales outlets located on the campus, as a continuation of Ain Shams University's efforts to support its students and within framework of initiative launched by the University
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Director of the Graduate Administration confirmed that Alumni Association provides its members with many educational benefits through a partnership with "Berlitz" International Foundation for Languages, where members of the Association can enroll in training programs
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Within the framework of the state’s general orientation towards publishing electronic payment and collection systems , a joint cooperation protocol was signed between Ain Shams University and the Technology Operating Financial Institutions Company "e Finance".......
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The Vice President of Student Affairs conducted a tour to the Telecom Egypt outlets that are spread across the campuses to check on the delivery of lines to the eligible 7200 students, according to the data provided by the university to the company in complete secrecy.
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