English 
Under the auspices of Professor Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, the Faculty of Economics Studies and Political Science organized today the first introductory forum for professional master's programs in economics and political science, in the presence of Dr. Ahmed Wahban, Dean of the Faculty, vice deans, a group of parliament members, faculty members, several representatives of civil society organizations, media professionals, and a number of researchers and students.
In his speech, Dr. Ahmed Wahban explained the specializations offered by the professional master's programs offered by the Faculty amounting to six programs, explaining that they come in response to the demands and needs of the Alexandrian community and neighboring governorates, especially members of civil society who play a prominent role in educational work and in serving Egyptian citizens.
Dr. Wahban pointed out that these programs are of high quality, especially since they come within the framework of an authentic and well-established scientific institution such as the Faculty of Economics and Political Science. He also stressed that the faculty took into account the economic aspects in designing these programs in terms of expenses, and also took into account the study dates and days so that study is limited to Fridays and Saturdays of each week.
Dr. Sherine Nasr, Vice Dean of the Faculty for Graduate Studies and Research, reviewed the most prominent characteristics of the professional master's programs at the faculty and the difference between them and the academic master's, in addition to providing an overview of those teaching from academics, specialists, diplomats and consultants in many related fields. She discussed the admission requirements and the target group, as well as the many benefits that will accrue to students and details related to tuition and administrative expenses, as well as the discount rates.
Dr. Mahmoud Zaqzouq, an economics lecturer at the faculty and one of the economics program coordinators, and Dr. Ragab El-Talkhawi, a political science lecturer at the faculty and one of the political science program gave more details related to the nature of the study, the courses and their objectives.
The forum activities ended with receiving questions and interventions from the attendees, which were answered by Dr. Sherine Nasr.
