The Institute of Graduate Studies and Agricultural Research in Arid Regions offers a range of graduate programs in English, combining academic excellence and advanced scientific research, keeping pace with the global trends in sustainable agriculture and resource management
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Within the framework of the STEP UP project, and under the patronage of Prof. Mohamed Diaa Zain El Abedeen, President of Ain Shams University, Ain Shams University is launching the GeoSUSTAIN track, specialized in geospatial intelligence and urban sustainability......
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The Vice President of the University for Graduate Studies inaugurated the introductory workshop for the master's program in Integrated Water Resources Management, in the presence of Dr. Wiebke Bachmann, Regional Director of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD).
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The Vice President of the University for Community Service Affairs inaugurated the activities of the First Annual Environmental Forum of the Faculty of Arts and affirmed that environmental issues are no longer an intellectual luxury or an elite matter with limited impact.
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Prof. Ghada Farouk, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Affairs, chaired the regular meeting of the sector council, during which she reviewed the university’s key activities and community initiatives implemented across various governorates.........
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The Ain Shams University Conference featured a session titled "The Future of the Seed Industry in Egypt: Current Challenges and Prospects for Transformation through Scientific Innovation," with the participation of experts and decision-makers in the agricultural sector.
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The Ministry of Planning announces the opening of applications for participation in the fourth edition of the Smart Green Projects Initiative. The initiative comes as a confirmation of importance of localizing innovative solutions to address the impacts of climate change.
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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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