Ain Shams University participated in a workshop for its Master's program in Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM), hosted by the Cologne University of Applied Sciences (TH Köln) in Germany, as part of the iWater program funded by the German Academic Exchange Service.
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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.
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The Faculty of Agriculture welcomes Egyptian and international students and researchers to enroll in its Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy programs, as they are more than academic degrees; we prepare researchers capable of addressing global climate challenges.
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The Faculty of Agriculture, Ain Shams University announced that the Agricultural Experiments and Research Center in Shalqan is providing premium high-quality beef at special prices for university employees, as part of the university’s developmental and community role.
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Following the launch of Earth Week activities and the student competition marathon, the vision was embodied in a tangible reality under the slogan "Sow growth for the land, reap a future of sustainability." The Faculty of Business witnessed a tree-planting campaign.
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As part of the university's participation in the initiative "100 Million Trees," the Faculty of Agriculture donated 55 fruit trees, which were planted on the main campus. This step comes within a national plan aimed at addressing climate change, reducing carbon emissions.
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The Egyptian Horticulture Association organized the International Scientific Conference titled: “Challenges Facing the Future of Horticultural Crop Cultivation in Egypt ...A Vision for Orchard Development,” under patronage of the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation
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The President of Ain Shams University, accompanied by the Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture, inspected several educational facilities at the faculty. This visit was part of ongoing monitoring of developments and an assessment of the academic capabilities on the ground.
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