As part of its commitment to providing the best services for General Secondary Certificate students, Ain Shams University has finalized its preparations to receive the first-phase applicants for university admissions coordination for the 2026/2027 academic year........
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In line with its vision to support innovation and entrepreneurship, the Academy of Scientific Research has announced the opening of applying for the new cycle of the “My Project… My Beginning” program to support graduation projects for final-year students at universities.
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Ain Shams University Pavilion attracted a large number of students and parents on the final day of its participation in the EDUGATE 2026 Forum and Exhibition, where visitors explored the University's academic programs, admission opportunities, and student services...
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The Faculty of Arts hosted H.E. Ambassador Justice Solomon Korantwi-Barimah, Ambassador of Ghana to Egypt, to strengthen academic cooperation and discuss signing a Memorandum of Understanding, reinforcing the University's strategy to expand international partnerships.
Read MoreUnder the leadership of the President of Ain Shams University, the Vice President for Education and Student Affairs, and the Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry, the activities of the First Summer Camp 2026 at the Faculty of Dentistry have officially commenced..........
Read MoreAin Shams University has announced the opening of applications for undergraduate and postgraduate students in language departments to participate in the “History Through Egyptian Eyes” initiative, a national project aimed at correcting misconceptions about Egypt’s history.
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In a move reflecting the Faculty of Arts' readiness according to the academic standards, the faculty hosted the Arts Sector Committee of the Supreme Council of Universities to inspect the human resources for implementing the new credit-hour system for postgraduate studies.
Read MoreThe IARC/WHO's GLOBOCAN platform announced a decrease in incidence and mortality rates for several of the most common cancers in Egypt, including liver, bladder, and breast cancers. This marks the first such decrease since international statistical monitoring began.
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