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Faculty of Specific Education Organizes the Second Postgraduate Studies and Research Forum Entitled: "Visions and Trends in the Development of Contemporary Specific Education"
Under the auspices of Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, the Faculty of Specific Education organized today, Wednesday, August 6, 2025, the second Postgraduate Studies and Research Forum under the title: "Visions and Trends in the Development of Contemporary Specific Education", with the participation of a distinguished group of academic leaders, experts, and specialists in various fields of specific education.
The forum’s opening was attended by Dr. Nagda Mady, Dean of the Faculty and President of the Forum; Dr. Salwa Basha, Vice Dean for Postgraduate Studies and Research Affairs and Vice President of the Forum; Dr. Mokhtar Youssef, former Vice President of Alexandria University; Dr. Sherif Abdel Moneim, Forum Coordinator; Dr. Dina El-Gayar, Executive Director of the University Projects Management Unit; Dr. Saad Darwish, former Dean of the Faculty of Computers and Artificial Intelligence at Matrouh University; Dr. Lamiaa El-Shafei, Assistant Coordinator of Social Issues at Alexandria University; Dr. Sara Osama, Communication Officer at the “PILOT” Incubator; Dr. Rihaf Hassan Foula, International Consultant in Management, Education, and Training; and Ms. Mona Qobtan, General Director of Cultural Relations at the University. A number of deans and vice deans of faculties and institutes, along with a large group of researchers and postgraduate students, also attended the forum.
In her opening remarks, Dr. Nagda Mady affirmed that the forum represents a prominent scientific event focused on discussing issues and trends in contemporary specific education. She explained that its organization stems from the faculty’s keenness to promote a culture of scientific research and provide an opportunity for researchers to exchange ideas and visions on the latest trends contributing to the development of specific education in line with the challenges and demands of the modern era. She emphasized that postgraduate studies are not merely a continuation of academic pursuit but a platform for knowledge production and the creation of new intellectual frameworks that support societal development. She also highlighted the importance of providing a stimulating educational environment that brings together faculty, researchers, and administrators to support the path of science and community service. Dr. Mady extended her gratitude to all organizers and participants, considering their contributions a valuable addition to the academic field.
For her part, Dr. Salwa Basha noted that the forum constitutes a unique scientific platform that allows postgraduate students to engage with a distinguished group of professors and experts in the field of specific education. She stressed the importance of promoting academic dialogue on topics such as international publishing, artificial intelligence applications, research projects, sustainable development, scientific missions, and technological advancement. Dr. Basha stated that the forum reflects the faculty’s belief in the necessity of preparing a generation of researchers capable of driving change through innovative research projects aligned with modern trends and rooted in real societal needs. She also expressed her hope that the forum’s sessions would yield practical recommendations to support academic and educational development.
The forum included discussions on a number of specialized scientific themes, most notably: effective scientific research, artificial intelligence applications in research, research quality in light of the Sustainable Development Goals, research projects, intellectual property rights, technological incubators, patents, and international publishing.
A select group of professors and specialists contributed to these discussions, enriching the sessions with their scientific insights and extensive expertise, which greatly benefited the participating researchers and postgraduate students.
Faculty of Medicine Organizes Awareness Seminar on Energy Conservation in Cooperation with the Electricity Distribution Company
In line with the state’s direction toward rationalizing energy consumption and enhancing resource efficiency, and under the auspices of Prof. Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Acting President of Alexandria University, the Faculty of Medicine organized an awareness seminar in cooperation with the Alexandria Electricity Distribution Company. The event was held at the faculty’s conference center, aiming to raise awareness among all university members about the importance of the rational use of electricity.
The seminar was attended by Dr. Affaf Al-Oufy, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development; Dr. Tamer Abdallah, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine; Dr. Eman Youssef, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs; and Dr. Jehan Gofeel, Vice Dean for Graduate Studies and Research. The event was supervised by Dr. Mohamed Sadaka, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development.
In her speech, Dr. Affaf Al-Oufy emphasized that energy conservation is no longer an option but a national necessity imposed by current challenges. She referred to the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector’s initiative “Think… Save… Change,” which aims to promote awareness of positive behaviors within the university community, particularly the optimal use of resources. She added that strengthening this culture is a key pillar for achieving sustainable development and reflects the university’s commitment to supporting state directions and building a more aware and responsible society.
Dr. Tamer Abdallah affirmed that this event is part of the faculty’s ongoing efforts to enhance community awareness and support national initiatives aimed at achieving optimal energy use, which positively impacts the national economy and environmental preservation.
For his part, Dr. Mohamed Sadaka explained that organizing this seminar comes within the framework of the Community Service Sector’s plan to implement a series of awareness activities targeting the promotion of positive behaviors within the university community. He stressed that conservation begins with simple daily practices carried out by individuals, which collectively have a significant cumulative impact at both the institutional and national levels.
The seminar addressed several important topics, including methods for optimal energy use within institutions, ways to reduce waste in daily consumption, and practical tips that can be applied at home to help lower electricity bills and conserve resources.
The event also witnessed positive engagement from attendees, with numerous questions and discussions raised about best practices for energy conservation and the role of individuals in supporting the state’s efforts to achieve sustainability and reduce economic burdens.
Awareness Seminar at the Faculty of Engineering – Alexandria University on “Digital Violence Against Women”
As part of Alexandria University’s commitment to promoting community awareness and fostering a culture of safe technology use, and under the patronage of Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Acting President of Alexandria University, the Faculty of Engineering organized an awareness seminar titled “Digital Violence Against Women.” The seminar aimed to raise awareness among students and staff about contemporary issues related to digital transformation.
Dr. Wael El-Maghlani, Acting Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, emphasized that organizing this seminar aligns with the faculty’s role in engaging with pressing societal issues. He highlighted the importance of raising awareness among youth about the risks of unsafe technology use and promoting a culture of digital responsibility, especially in light of the rapid expansion of digital platforms.
The seminar was delivered by Major General Dr. Mohamed Abu Leila, former Director of the Internet Investigations Department, who reviewed the most common forms of digital violence against women, including cyber extortion and defamation. He also discussed prevention strategies and ways to address such crimes amid rapid technological advancements, stressing that digital awareness is the first line of defense against online risks. He further emphasized the need for collaboration between institutions and individuals to protect society—particularly women—from cyber threats.
This seminar is part of a series of activities organized by the faculty to enhance community awareness and build a generation capable of using modern technology safely and responsibly. The event was attended by a distinguished group of faculty members, including the Director of the Quality Assurance Unit, the Assistant Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development, and the Coordinator of Awareness and Training Programs at the Women’s Empowerment Committee.
At the conclusion of the seminar, an open discussion session was held, which witnessed notable engagement from students, with various questions addressed.
Faculty of Medicine Holds Its Sixth Annual Conference for Intern Doctors
Under the auspices of Dr. Abdel Aziz Konsowa, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Dr. Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, Minister of Health and Population, and Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Acting President of Alexandria University, the Faculty of Medicine at Alexandria University held its sixth annual conference for intern doctors on Thursday, February 12, 2026. Held for the sixth consecutive year, the conference serves as a leading scientific platform reflecting the university’s role in preparing qualified medical professionals and supporting the healthcare system in the community.
The conference was attended by Dr. Tamer Abdullah, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Chairman of the University Hospitals Board; Dr. Iman Youssef, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs; Dr. Mohamed Sedka, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development; Dr. Essam Badawy, Executive Director of University Hospitals; Dr. Ahmed Sabry, Director of the Mandatory Training Program for Intern Doctors; Dr. Osama Abdel Hay, President of the Egyptian Medical Syndicate; along with a distinguished group of department heads, faculty members, and representatives from the Alexandria Medical Syndicate.
The conference presented a comprehensive scientific program aimed at enhancing the clinical and professional skills of intern doctors, with broad participation from the 2025–2027 and 2026–2028 cohorts, as well as interested students from various universities. Sessions focused on leveraging modern technology, developing communication skills, and finding professional mentorship, while emphasizing adherence to medical ethics as a fundamental guideline for practice.
The activities concluded with a set of practical recommendations stressing the importance of continuous learning, maintaining psychological balance, and efficiently managing stress, ensuring graduates excel in their professional careers. Participants affirmed that this annual event has become a cornerstone of Alexandria University’s strategy to consolidate academic and professional excellence in the medical field, and to strengthen its leadership in preparing medical professionals capable of meeting the challenges of modern healthcare.
Alexandria University Faculty of Medicine Launches Comprehensive Medical Convoy to Serve the Vocational Rehabilitation Center in El-Syouf
As part of Alexandria University’s societal role in supporting the local community and serving the most vulnerable areas, and under the auspices of Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of the University, the Faculty of Medicine launched an extensive medical convoy to the Vocational Rehabilitation Center in El-Syouf to provide healthcare and therapeutic services.
The convoy coincided with the celebration of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. It included participation from the Faculty of Dentistry, Faculty of Pharmacy, Medical Research Institute, High Institute of Public Health, Faculty of Nursing, Faculty of Early Childhood Education, Faculty of Girls’ Physical Education, and the Rotary Club—reflecting an exemplary model of institutional cooperation and joint efforts in community service.
Dr. Tamer Abdallah, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Chairman of the University Hospitals Board, and Rapporteur of the University’s Convoys Committee, confirmed that the convoy successfully provided comprehensive medical services to 361 cases across various specialties, including Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Ophthalmology, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Dentistry, ENT, Orthopedics, Chest Diseases, and Dermatology. He added that all medications were provided free of charge, and 35 cases requiring advanced follow-up were referred to the Main University Hospital for further examinations and necessary treatment.
It is worth noting that organizing such convoys reaffirms the university’s humanitarian and societal mission to provide high-quality healthcare services and promote health awareness among citizens. The university continues to implement its medical convoys regularly to deliver services across different areas of the governorate.