Mohamed Abdel Nabi, one of the envoys of the University and currently on scholarship in Hungary, won the first prize in the Frank Arnott - Next Generation Explorers Award (NGEA), where the general supervisor of the Envoys Welfare Office contacted him to congratulate him.
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The Council of the Faculty of Archeology held its 16th monthly meeting in the Faculty Council Hall, headed by Prof. Hossam Tantawy, Dean of the Faculty, and the members of the Council from within, and Prof. Hossam Tantawy began the meeting by welcoming the members...
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The successes of "Coral On" Choir and its confident steps towards achieving a wide spread are continuing under the auspices of the President of Ain Shams University where Carmen Suleiman surprised Coral On in one of his rehearsals yesterday at the Faculty of Girls......
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The President of Ain Shams University and the Vice President for Graduate Studies received the coordinator of technical cooperation programs in the African sector at the Technical Cooperation Department of the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna............
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The National Council for Human Rights organized an open meeting at its headquarters with university students, in the presence of Ambassador Moushira Khattab, President of the National Council for Human Rights, and Prof. Mahmoud El-Meteini, President of the University.
Read MoreThe media highlighted the activities of the third edition of "Dukan Al-Farha", which was held in the university city at Ain Shams University, and among the channels that dealt with the activities of the Dukan Al -Farha exhibition: Sada Al -Balad Channel, and CBC channel.
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The 27th sporting round and the 10th session and the university's scots team, which were organized by the scots and Public Service Committee under the auspices of the university youth, and it continued from 3 to 5 of March and were held in the Faculty of Agriculture.
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The Egyptian archaeological mission from Ain Shams University, headed by Prof. Mamdouh El-Damaty, a professor of archeology, revealed the remains of a limestone cabin dating back to the Roman era, during archaeological excavations in the area east of the Dendera Temple.
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