A group of students from the Faculty of Computer and Information Sciences is participating in the International Summer School organized by the University of East London (UEL), United Kingdom, under the theme "Big Data and Cloud Computing for Smart Cities."..........
Read MoreThe Faculty of Computer and Information Sciences has opened applications for its distinguished academic programs for the new academic year. the programs are open to holders of the Egyptian General Secondary School Certificate and Arab and international qualifications.
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Ain Shams University, represented by its Education and Student Affairs sector, is participating in the 19th edition of the EDUGATE 2026 International Higher Education and Training Forum and Exhibition, which will be held from July 28 to 30, 2026 (EECA) in New Cairo.
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The Faculty of Al-Alsun has opened applications for its postgraduate programs (Diploma, Master's, and PhD) for Egyptian and international students. The programs combine academic excellence, research, and practical training to prepare graduates for local and global careers.
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Ain Shams University has achieved a new scientific accomplishment, adding to its record of research excellence, with Prof. Sohair Safwat Abdel-Gaid, winning third place, and Dr. Khaled Qadri, winning fourth place, in Research Excellence Award for Combating Human Trafficking
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In a move reflecting the Faculty of Arts' readiness according to the academic standards, the faculty hosted the Arts Sector Committee of the Supreme Council of Universities to inspect the human resources for implementing the new credit-hour system for postgraduate studies.
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The Faculty of Archaeology has announced the opening of applications for its postgraduate programs, reaffirming its commitment to preparing highly qualified professionals capable of keeping pace with the latest developments in archaeology and cultural heritage.......
Read MoreThe IARC/WHO's GLOBOCAN platform announced a decrease in incidence and mortality rates for several of the most common cancers in Egypt, including liver, bladder, and breast cancers. This marks the first such decrease since international statistical monitoring began.
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