Ain Shams University President Prof. Mohamed Diaa Zain El-Abedeen honored Prof. Ghada Farouk Hassan, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, in recognition of her distinguished service and outstanding contributions to the University's success.
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The Grants and Projects Department organized a workshop titled: "Your Road to TU Berlin: How to Find a Host Professor and Secure an Erasmus+ Grant." This workshop is part of the academic partnership between Ain Shams University and the Technical University of Berlin.
Read MoreThrough the STEP UP project, Ain Shams University continues to offer innovative career paths aimed at preparing qualified professionals capable of competing locally, and internationally. The Digital Media Content Creation track is one of the most prominent of these paths.
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The STEP UP Project offers the International Teacher Preparation Track, designed to equip teachers with competencies required to work in international educational institutions. The track provides participants with the opportunity to acquire the latest teaching methods.
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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.
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The specialized phase of the Children's University Program at Ain Shams University, for the 9th and 10th class, officially commenced yesterday. The program will run over two weeks, from 19 -30 July, and is being hosted by the Faculty of Computer and Information Sciences.
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Prof. Ghada Farouk, Vice President for Community Service, honored the deans of faculties whose terms in office for the Community Service and Environmental Development sector had ended, in recognition of their efforts that contributed to supporting the sector's activities.
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The university's pediatric cardiac surgery unit achieved a significant milestone during the third annual visit of a British medical delegation from Alder Hey Children's Hospital. The visit resulted in dozens of complex surgical interventions with unprecedented success rates
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