The team from the Faculty of Computer and Information Sciences achieved third place in the Military Technical College competition in the field of cybersecurity, in a new achievement that highlights the outstanding level of students to compete in advanced cyber challenges.
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Egypt demonstrated strong performance in the Nature Index 2026, ranking 45th globally and second in Africa in research output, with a total of 379 research papers published between April 2025 and March 2026. Egypt also ranked first in Africa in the Applied Sciences…
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The Faculty of Computer and Information Sciences announced the Digital Multimedia Program, which combines computer science, digital arts, and modern technologies, and aims to prepare students for careers in creative technology, content creation, and interactive experiences
Read MoreThe Faculty of Al-Alsun announces the steps for enrolling in the Bachelor's Programs in Translation (Credit-Hour System). This is aimed at students who have completed the early application process and achieved the minimum admission requirements for the Languages sector.
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The President of Ain Shams University, and Acting President of Ain Shams National University, issued a decree appointing Mr. Mohamed El-Khatib, to act as Acting Secretary General of Ain Shams National University, effective August 19, 2026, in addition to his current duties
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As part of the university’s commitment to strengthening leadership capabilities in line with the requirements of university work, the Training Center, under patronage of the University President, announces the implementation of the program, “Leadership and Management Skills”
Read MoreAin Shams University topped the list of Egyptian universities in the Nature Index 2026. This coincided with a significant increase in Egyptian research presence, placing Egypt 45th globally, with a total of 379 research papers published between April 2025 and March 2026.
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The electronic coordination centers continue to provide their services to high school graduates, both those following the old and new systems, coinciding with the second phase of university admissions for the 2026/2027 academic year. The centers received 150 students.
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