Through the STEP UP project, Ain Shams University continues to offer innovative career paths aimed at preparing qualified professionals capable of competing locally, and internationally. The Digital Media Content Creation track is one of the most prominent of these paths.
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The university concluded its "Training of Trainers (TOT)" program, designed to prepare and qualify a select group of university staff. The program was organized by the Innovation and Training Sector as part of the activities of the STEP UP project for complementary tracks.
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The STEP UP Project offers the International Teacher Preparation Track, designed to equip teachers with competencies required to work in international educational institutions. The track provides participants with the opportunity to acquire the latest teaching methods.
Read MoreAin Shams University website has launched the new edition of the newsletter for the First Half of July 2026, which covers the most important news and activities of the university, and the services it provides to students, faculty staff and the outside community......
Read MoreIn a special episode, the STEP Up Podcast hosts Prof. Hesham El Ghazaly, Professor of Medical Oncology and head of The Medical Ain Shams Research Center (MASRI), in an interview conducted by Prof. Suzan El Kalliny, Media Advisor to Ain Shams University...............
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The StepUp program has announced the launch of its Digital Legal Research Track. This track is being implemented through Ain Shams University's Innovation Company, the Faculty of Law, the Faculty of Computer and Information Sciences, and the Innovation and Training Sector.
Read MoreThe STEP Up project released a new episode of its podcast, featuring an interview with the President of Ain Shams University. The interview, conducted by the university's media advisor, addressed Ain Shams University's vision for developing the university education system.
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Launching STEP Up, the President of University emphasized that success in today’s job market depends on specialized skills, continuous learning, and practical knowledge—not just a degree, which prompted University bridges academic education with evolving labor market demands
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