In continuation of the series of seminars organized by the Education and Students Sector at Ain Shams University, represented by the University Students Union, the Faculty of Education organized a seminar entitled “Drugs and their Impacts on the Individual and Society”
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The Faculty of Archaeology organized a symposium entitled “You are Stronger than Drugs” as part of Ain Shams University’s efforts to spread community awareness among its students and contribute to combating the phenomenon of addiction.................................
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In continuation of the series of seminars organized by the Education and Students Sector represented by the University Students Union in cooperation with the Anti-Addiction Fund, a seminar was held at the Faculty of Arts under the title “You are Stronger than Drugs”.
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Under the patronage of Prof. Mohamed Diaa, President of the University, and Prof. Omar El-Husseini, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, the Faculty organized a symposium entitled "You are stronger than drugs" as part of a symposiums organized by the Education Sector.
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The activities of the Disability Integration Week at Ain Shams University concluded with a sports day in which many students with special needs and normal students participated. The university organized activities that lasted for a whole week........................
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The Community Service Affairs Sector at the Faculty of Medicine, in cooperation with the Department of Neurology and Psychiatry, organized a stroke awareness seminar, where Prof. Ahmed Ali Al-Basyouni, Professor of Neurology and Psychiatry, gave a lecture...........
Read MoreIn the context of enhancing awareness among students about population and health and their role in building a balanced society, the University’s Education Sector organized an awareness seminar entitled “Reproductive Health, Population Growth and Its Impact on the State”
Read MoreIn continuation of the activities of the People of Determination Week at Ain Shams University and within the “Tamkeen” initiative, the university’s Education and Student Sector organized a variety of activities and events dedicated to students with motor disabilities.
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