Prof. Mohamed Diaa Zain El Abedeen, President of Ain Shams University, was a guest of prominent media personality Khaled Saad, a prominent Egyptian TV presenter, in a special episode of his program Hena Maspero, was accompanied by the university's religious chanting team.
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As part of the fruitful collaboration between Ain Shams University and the Ministry of Endowments, and under the patronage of the University President, the Education and Student Affairs Sector organized a religious seminar titled "Fasting: Psychological Training"...
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Under the patronage of the President of Ain Shams University and the Vice President for Community Service, and under the supervision of the Dean of the Faculty of Mass Communication, the faculty organized a seminar titled "Professional Standards for Digital Journalism."
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President of Ain Shams University received the students who won first place in the Middle East regional qualifiers for the Oxford University’s Price Competition, in the presence of Prof. Sherweit El-Ahmady, where he congratulated the students on this achievement.
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Under the leadership of Prof. Mohamed Diaa, Dr. Nermin Singer, Assistant Professor of Media and Children's Culture, obtained first place in Media Studies at the university level, according to the ( Alper - Doger Scientific Index ) classification for the year 2025.
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These qualifiers came in implementation of the cooperation agreement concluded by Ain Shams University with the Faculty of Law at the University of Oxford, under which the Faculty of Law became the regional partner of the University of Oxford in the field of moot trials.
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Prof. Mohamed Diaa Zain El-Abedeen, Ain Shams University President, inaugurated the Middle East qualifying events for the Oxford Price Moot Court Competition in Media Law 2024/2025, in the presence of the Program Director at the University of Oxford and Dr. Howley Johnson.
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The Faculty of Mass Communication held a symposium for its members to develop legal awareness for faculty staff and teaching assistants. The symposium included several topics: defining the Universities Regulation Law No. 49 of 1972 and university administrative structures.
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