The Center for Papyrological Studies and Epigraphy at the Faculty of Archaeology signed a protocol with the Egyptian Geographical Society. The protocol comes within the University's commitment to strengthening cooperation between the university and research institutions.
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The Faculty of Archaeology held a symposium: Rehabilitation of Heritage Buildings and Their Urban Surroundings, hosting the engineer. Moaz Abu Zeid, founder of Verform Company, and an architectural consultant specializing in the rehabilitation of heritage buildings.
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On 17/2, the 12th International Conference of the Center for Papyrological and Epigraphic Studies concluded, entitled: Manuscripts and Documents between Content and Maintenance, which was held under the patronage of Prof. Mohamed Diaa, President of Ain Shams University.
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The activities of the 12th International Conference of the Center for Papyrological Studies and Epigraphy at the Faculty of Archaeology, were launched in cooperation with the Institute of Arab Manuscripts affiliated with the ALECSO Organization at the League of Arab States.
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The dean of the faculty announced the completion of all undergraduate exams and the recording of results for the four levels and added that the overall success rates for the first level reached 80.38%, 99.28% for the second level, and 99.7% for the third level.........
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Within the activities of the presidential initiative (A New Beginning for Human Development), the Environmental Projects and Community Development Unit at the Faculty hosted Dr. Mohamed Abdel Aziz, Director of the Historic Cairo Development Project...................
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In light of Ain Shams University's commitment to its societal responsibility and its dedication to providing community services to all members of society, the Faculty of Dentistry organized an awareness symposium titled "Prevention and Treatment of Drug Addiction"......
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Within the framework of the presidential initiative “A New Beginning for Human Development”, the Faculty of Archaeology organized a symposium entitled “The Role of Emotional Intelligence in Professional Success”, under the patronage of the President of the University.
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