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Alexandria University achieves 15 goals of the United Nations in the British Times Classification of Sustainable Development 2022
Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, stated that the British Times Higher Education Impact classification according to the achievement of the United Nations sustainable development goals for 2022, which are seventeen goals, announced that Alexandria University achieved the position (401-600) among 1406 universities Internationally, they were ranked from more than 85 countries, and the university came locally in fourth place at the level of 36 Egyptian universities. The universities are evaluated, according to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), of which there are seventeen goals, and the achievement of the University of Alexandria for 15 of them showed, in detail, ranked (201 - 300) in achieving six goals, which is the fourth goal (Equality in Education). The seventh goal (providing clean and affordable energy), the tenth goal (reducing inequalities), the thirteenth goal (climate action), the fourteenth goal (life under water), and the sixteenth goal (peace, justice and strong institutions The University of Alexandria ranked (301-400) in achieving two goals, namely the second goal (eradication of hunger), and the third goal (good health and well-being), and it ranked (401-600) in achieving four goals, the fifth goal (equality). The ninth goal (industry, innovation and infrastructure), the eleventh goal (sustainable cities and communities), and the twelfth goal (responsible consumption and production), and it ranked (601-800) in achieving two goals, the eighth (decent work and growth of economy), and the seventeenth goal (contracting partnerships to achieve the goals), and it came in (+601) in achieving the first goal (eradicating poverty).
Alexandria University is announcing Master& Doctoral degree scholarships for students from the Nile Basin Countries
Alexandria University is announcing Master& Doctoral degree scholarships for students from the Nile Basin Countries to study in Alexandria University starting the fall semester of 2022/2023 on a competitive basis. The scholarship includes waving of tuition fees only for the duration of study (maximum 3 years for master degree and 5 years for doctoral degree).
Students should submit their applications, copies of their transcripts and a medical HIV testing certificate online. For more details and registration, please visit the following website:
The deadline to submit is June 10, 2022
Fluency in the language of study (Arabic or English) is a must.
Applicant from non-speaking Arabic and English countries should submit a certificate of fluency in either Arabic or English language.
Students from Sudan & South Sudan can apply directly to study in Egypt website as they are offered 90 % discount of the registration and tuition fees according to decision of the Presidency of the Republic.
Alexandria University is among the top 6% of world universities in the Webometrics Ranking for 2022
Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, announced that the university is among the top 6% of the world’s universities in the Spanish Webometrics assessment for the year 2022, advancing 32 global centers from last year, which confirms that Alexandria University’s presence on the global map, and its efforts In the expansion of international partnerships and programs in cooperation with major international universities in many disciplines, and their interest in the specializations of future jobs and the development of programs in line with global trends towards emerging technology, the university president added that Alexandria University, according to this assessment, ranked second at the level of Egyptian universities, and sixth rank. At the level of 1,346 Arab universities, ranked seventh at the level of 2049 African universities, and ranked 731 at the level of 11,998 international universities.
Announcing the names of the scholarship winners at the University of Louisville
In light of the joint cooperation between Alexandria University, the International University of El Alamein and the American University of Louisville, 6 students from Alexandria University were granted a training grant in the summer of 2022 for a period of three months at the American University of Louisville, provided that the funding will be entirely by the University of Louisville with the University of Alexandria bearing the travel expenses.
This comes within the framework of fruitful cooperation and signed agreements, including the 2+2 program between Louisville University and 6 prestigious Egyptian universities (Alexandria University, El Alamein International University, Mansoura University, Assiut University, Benha University and Helwan University).
The faculty of Economic Studies and Political Science holds its fifth scientific conference
Under the patronage of Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, and under the supervision of Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim Abul Naga, Acting Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development, the Faculty of Economic Studies and Political Science held its fifth scientific conference headed by Dr. Ahmed Wahban, Dean of the Faculty, Dr. Osama Al-Adly and Dr. Sherine Nassir As Vice-Presidents, and Dr. Nabil Salah Al-Arabi, rapporteur of the conference, in the large and small conference rooms in the faculty building.
Dr. Ahmed Wahban, Dean of the faculty, indicated that the conference discussed economic and political issues during its sessions, as it discussed on the economic side the issue of “digital transformation in light of the global pandemic, opportunities and challenges” and related issues, such as the Corona pandemic and the overlap between them, the issue of e-learning, the digital divide and ways to confront it, The conference also discussed the development and future of the digital economy in Egypt, the ethics of the digital economy, and discussed some aspects related to the Corona pandemic, such as its impact on the tourism sector in Egypt, and the impact of Corona on digital transformation and e-commerce, while addressing the role of financial technology in reducing the digital divide between rural and urban in Egypt. On the political side, the Dean of the College indicated that the conference discussed the topic of “The World Twenty Years After the September 11th events,” as it touched upon many topics related to the changes that international politics witnessed during the twenty years, such as the growing international interest in the idea of the war on terrorism, and the decline in ideas and endeavors Globalization and democratization with the flourishing of populist ideas and systems, the growth of Islamophobia ideas, and the formation of a new international format that includes, along with the United States, There are two other polar powers, the Russian Federation and China, with some important changes at the level of international law in light of the decline in the concept of sovereignty, as many types of interference in the internal affairs of countries have emerged, such as international humanitarian intervention, international intervention to combat terrorism, and international intervention to disarm weapons of mass destruction. .and others.
The conference included five sessions, during which 22 papers were presented on the political and economic axes, with the participation of researchers from several Egyptian and Arab universities, namely Alexandria, Cairo, Zayed Emirates, Suez, Damanhour and 6th of October, in addition to researchers representing the Maat Center for Development, Democracy and Human Rights, and the Dialogue Center for Political and Media Studies.
