The e-portal publishes its 99th regular issue of the Community Service Sector Bulletin. The issue is sponsored by President of the University, and the Director of the e-portal, and the Dean of the Faculty of Computer and Information Sciencesfor Postgraduate Studies.
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The Extraordinary General Assembly of the Ain Shams University Fellowship Fund was held. The session included discussions on several topics, most notably the approval of increasing the insurance benefits for fund members based on a study and a report by a specialized expert
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The e-portal publishes its 98th regular issue of the Community Service Sector Bulletin. The issue is sponsored by President of the University, and the Director of the e-portal, and the Dean of the Faculty of Computer and Information Sciencesfor Postgraduate Studies.
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The e-portal publishes its 97th regular issue of the Community Service Sector Bulletin. The issue is sponsored by President of the University, and the Director of the e-portal, and the Dean of the Faculty of Computer and Information Sciencesfor Postgraduate Studies.
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The e-portal publishes its 96th regular issue of the Community Service Sector Bulletin. The issue is sponsored by President of the University, and the Director of the e-portal, and the Dean of the Faculty of Computer and Information Sciencesfor Postgraduate Studies.
Read More“Health Tourism in Egypt: Opportunities, Challenges, and Pathways to Global Competitiveness,” was held as part of Ain Shams University annual conference, under the theme “Universities as Engines of National Development...Toward Innovation and Sustainable Economic Growth”
Read MoreAs part of Ain Shams University's commitment to supporting environmental issues and promoting sustainable development concepts, the Faculty of Al-Alsun launched the activities of Environment Week, under the patronage of Prof. Mohamed Diaa, President of the University.
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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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