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Students of the Faculty of Agriculture Achieve Advanced Positions at the First Afro-Arab Agricultural Forum
Under the auspices of Professor Dr. Abdel Aziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, the Faculty of Agriculture at Alexandria University participated in the activities of the First Afro-Arab Agricultural Forum, hosted by the Faculty of Agriculture – Cairo University.
Professor Dr. Heba Sabry Salama, Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture, expressed her pride in the outstanding results achieved by the faculty’s male and female students during their participation in the forum, affirming that this excellence reflects the high level of preparation and continuous support provided for student activities. She also extended her appreciation to the University and Faculty Youth Welfare Administration and the Students’ Union for their efforts, which contributed to the success of the participation and its distinguished representation.
The Dean of the Faculty explained that the faculty participated with a distinguished delegation comprising 53 male and female students who took part in a wide range of activities and competitions, including scouting, artistic, cultural, scientific, sports, and social activities. This participation resulted in remarkable achievements, as the students won a large number of advanced positions, أبرزها included the following:
First Place Cup in:
Five-a-side football competition (Sports Activity).
Scouting Activity in the following fields:
Environmental field
Values and attitudes
Economy and citizenship
Global communication
Life skills
Second Place Cup in:
Scientific activity.
Innovative Project Competition using Artificial Intelligence (AI) (Scientific Activity).
100-meter sprint competition “Female Students” (Sports Activity).
Ideal Female Student competition (Social Activity).
Individual Instrument Performance “Male Students” (Artistic Activity).
Individual Singing Competition “Male Students” (Artistic Activity).
Hymns Competition “Male Students” (Artistic Activity).
Poetry Competition (Cultural Activity).
Scouting Activity in the following fields:
Religious field
Arts and Literature field
Scouting and Guidance field
Third Place Cup in:
Sports Activity.
Hadith Competition “Male Students” (Cultural Activity).
Hadith Competition “Female Students” (Cultural Activity).
Wall Magazine Competition (Cultural Activity).
Chess Competition “Male Students” (Social Activity).
In addition, students of the Faculty won the title of Ideal Scout Leader in the scouting activity.
The delegation was supervised during the forum by Professor Dr. El-Hussein El-Saify, Professor Dr. Ahmed El-Sabroot, Ms. Naglaa Refaat, Head of the Youth Welfare Department, along with the Youth Welfare supervisors of the Faculty.
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Faculty of Nursing Organizes the 11th Employment Forum under the Theme: "Nurses of Today – Leaders of Tomorrow"
Under the auspices of Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, the Faculty of Nursing organized its 11th Employment Forum on the morning of Saturday, August 2, 2025, under the theme: "Nurses of Today – Leaders of Tomorrow." The forum was attended by representatives from leading hospitals and healthcare institutions, faculty members, and students, aiming to connect graduates with the job market by offering direct employment opportunities and providing an interactive platform that brings together graduates and healthcare employers. This initiative supports their professional journey and strengthens sustainable engagement with healthcare partners
In her opening speech, Dr. Nefertiti Hassan Zaki, Dean of the Faculty of Nursing, emphasized that the forum aligns with the Faculty’s mission to empower graduates and prepare them for the labor market, while reinforcing partnerships with stakeholders in the healthcare sector. She highlighted that the Faculty’s international accreditation by the German Accreditation Agency AHPGS is a significant academic and professional achievement, boosting the prospects of its graduates both locally and internationally.
Dr. Sahar Lamada, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development, noted that the forum reflects the Faculty’s commitment to opening practical pathways for graduates and establishing strong ties with healthcare institutions. She affirmed that the Faculty’s graduates possess a high level of competence and training, making them highly qualified for integration into the workforce.
Dr. Eman Taha, Professor in the Department of Nursing Education, spoke about the importance of interprofessional healthcare teams in improving care quality and patient safety, emphasizing the value of continuous training in collaboration, communication, and professional responsibility.
Dr. Esraa Ismail, Coordinator of the Alumni Unit, presented the unit’s role in supporting graduates and enhancing their connection to the Faculty through digital platforms, training workshops, and partnerships with employment agencies. She reiterated the unit’s commitment to addressing graduates’ evolving needs and advancing their practical skills.
Representatives from the participating institutions praised the quality of the Faculty’s graduates and expressed their eagerness to maintain cooperation in such forums that bridge academic knowledge and labor market needs, offering promising employment opportunities for Faculty of Nursing graduates.
The forum hosted participation from a number of institutions including: Alexandria Kidney and Urology Hospital, Nile El Amal Hospital, Dar El Elag Hospital, Safwa Hospital, Agyal Hospital, the Saudi German Hospital, Andalusia El Shalalat Hospital, Smouha International Hospital, the International Heart Center, as well as specialized companies and centers such as Medical Store Company, United Training and Consultancy Center, and the Egyptian-Saudi Company.
The Faculty of Girls’ Physical Education at Alexandria University Organizes Three Awareness Seminars on “Anger and Violence Management,” “The Art of Excellence in University Public Speaking,” and “Combating Cyber Blackmail”
Under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector at the Faculty of Girls’ Physical Education organized a series of awareness events aimed at raising students’ awareness and developing their skills, as part of the faculty’s commitment to providing a supportive and stimulating educational and cultural environment that fosters excellence and creativity.
Dr. Doaa El-Deriry Abu El-Hassan, Dean of the Faculty, emphasized that the Faculty of Girls’ Physical Education continues its efforts to offer awareness and training programs that contribute to building students’ personalities and developing their life and academic skills. She also highlighted the faculty’s ongoing initiatives designed to enhance students’ capabilities and support their role in serving the community, in line with the university’s vision to advance the educational process.
Dr. Sabrine Atiya Morsal, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development, explained that these seminars come as part of the faculty’s plan to qualify students, strengthen their academic and personal abilities, and reinforce the university’s role in serving the community by providing an environment that supports creativity and innovation.
The first seminar, titled “Anger and Violence Management,” was held in cooperation with the Alexandria Health Directorate – East Medical District. It was presented by Dr. Mariam Mounir Fouad and Dr. Manal Ali Mohamed, specialists in family education at the San Stefano Family Health Center. The seminar discussed the concept and mechanisms of anger, methods for controlling emotional reactions, the associated health impacts, and an overview of anger management sessions, alongside practical guidelines to help students deal positively with emotional situations.
The second seminar, titled “The Art of Excellence in University Public Speaking,” was organized by the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector in cooperation with the Department of Curriculum and Teaching Methods of Physical Education. It was delivered by Dr. Naglaa Fathy Khalifa, Vice Dean for Postgraduate Studies and Research and Professor of Teaching Methods of Gymnastics and Sports Shows. The seminar covered essential skills for outstanding presenters, body language, effective communication techniques, methods for building self-confidence and psychological readiness, in addition to designing engaging lectures, academic presentation ethics, and showcasing examples of distinguished speakers.
The third awareness seminar, titled “How to Combat Cyber Blackmail,” was organized by the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector in cooperation with the National Council for Women in Alexandria. The seminar explained the definition and types of cyber blackmail, how individuals fall victim to it, practical steps for dealing with such incidents, and the principles of safeguarding information security and data confidentiality. It was delivered by Ms. Mona Refaat Mohamed Taman, Deputy Chairwoman and Managing Director of Leaders of Future International Group. The seminar witnessed significant engagement from the students, with an open Q&A session at the end.
The events were attended by faculty members and students of the college, and the seminars were coordinated by Dr. Wafaa Gaber, the General Coordinator of Seminars at the Faculty.
Seminar at the Faculty of Computing and Data Sciences titled “Strategic Planning as One of the Factors Behind the Victory of the October War 1973”
As part of Alexandria University’s celebrations of the glorious October victories, and under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of the University, the Popular and Military Defense Forces, in cooperation with the Faculty of Computing and Data Sciences, organized a seminar entitled “Strategic Planning as One of the Factors Behind the Victory of the October War 1973.”
The seminar was delivered by Brigadier General Ahmed Fouad El-Qadi, Advisor at the Center for Strategic Studies of the Armed Forces, and held in the Conference Hall of the Faculty of Engineering.
The event was attended by Prof. Dr. Magda Madbouly, Dean of the Faculty, along with a number of faculty members, representatives from the Military Education Department, and a large group of university students.
During his lecture, Brig. Gen. El-Qadi discussed the vital role of strategic planning as a key factor in achieving the historic victory, emphasizing that meticulous preparation and careful planning formed the foundation of the successful crossing operation. He reviewed the stages of preparation for the war and highlighted the lessons learned in building national capabilities and addressing current challenges.
For his part, Col. Mohamed Maher, Director of the Military Education Department at Alexandria University, stated that the seminar comes within the university’s efforts to instill values of patriotism and national belonging among youth. He affirmed that the heroism of the October War will remain a lasting source of inspiration for future generations to face challenges with determination and thoughtful planning.
At the conclusion of the seminar, university students expressed their pride in the Egyptian Armed Forces’ role in protecting the nation and achieving the historic victory.
Prof. Dr. Magda Madbouly presented the Faculty Shield to Brig. Gen. Ahmed Fouad El-Qadi in appreciation of his service and heroism during the October War, stressing that the heroes of the Armed Forces will always remain symbols of sacrifice and devotion in the service of the homeland.
