In line with Ain Shams University's vision to prepare their students for the demands of the labor market, the ASU Career Center is launching its largest summer training program for 2026, aiming to support the capabilities of more than 3,000 students from various faculties.
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...............
Read MoreThe Faculty of Mass Communication has achieved a new milestone with Ain Shams Journal of Media Research receiving full marks in the Supreme Council of Universities' evaluation of scientific journals. This reflects the standing the journal enjoys after only its third issue.
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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.
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In a new achievement that reflects the excellence of the University students and the University's leadership in innovation and technology, students from the Faculty of Computer and Information Sciences secured first and second place at IntelliShift Hackathon 2026 Finals
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As part of efforts to strengthen cooperation between Ain Shams University and African educational institutions, the Faculty of Arts has announced the launch of its academic Arabic language program for Ghanaian students who are non-native speakers.....................
Read MoreProf. Ghada Farouk, Vice President for Community Service and Environment Development and Leader of STEP Up Project, revealed the project's objectives and features during her appearance on the STEP Up Podcast, hosted by Prof. Suzan El-Kalliny, Media Advisor to the University
Read MoreThe faculty-level selections for the National Reading Project were held at the Youth Welfare, reflecting the university's commitment to supporting culture and enhancing reading and knowledge skills. The selections saw participation from students across various faculties.
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