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Alexandria University Students Participate in International Student Exchange Programs in Europe
As part of Alexandria University’s efforts to promote internationalization and academic mobility, four students from the Faculties of Engineering, Computing and Data Science, and Fine Arts are participating in the Erasmus+ Program, spending a semester studying at partner universities in Italy and Denmark during the Fall 2026 semester.
The participation is part of the University’s international academic cooperation agreements, providing students with opportunities to gain diverse academic and cultural experiences, explore international education systems, and develop their skills, enhancing their readiness for the global job market and international competition.
Alexandria University Holds Economic Program Hearing Session
Alexandria University held a university hearing session on the economic program, with the participation of Acting President Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Vice President Dr. Afaf El-Awfy, Business School Dean Dr. Ayman Shtewy, academics and economic experts, and representatives of the Ministries of Planning, Investment, Finance and Industry, as well as the Central Bank.
The session focused on identifying economic challenges, evaluating existing policies, proposing practical alternatives, and setting priorities for the next five years, in preparation for presenting the outcomes to the National Conference on Partnership and Development.
Four specialized workshops addressed key issues, including foreign currency resources and debt management, the informal economy and private sector, investment, economic transformation, productivity, and competitiveness.
The session emphasized strengthening cooperation between universities, government institutions, and the private sector, and developing evidence-based recommendations that support sustainable economic growth and enhance Egypt’s competitiveness.
Alexandria University Among the World’s Top 1,000 Universities in THE 2027 Rankings
Alexandria University has maintained its position among the world’s top 1,000 universities in the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2027, ranking in the 801–1000 band.
Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Acting President of Alexandria University, stated that the university’s continued presence in the global top 1,000 reflects its ongoing efforts to enhance the quality of education and scientific research, increase impactful international publications, expand global academic and research partnerships, and strengthen internationalization.
He emphasized that the university will continue improving its academic and research performance in line with Egypt’s national strategy for higher education and scientific research.
The THE World University Rankings evaluate universities across 18 performance indicators covering five key areas: teaching, research environment, research quality, international outlook, and industry and innovation.
Alexandria National University Council Reviews Academic and Student Affairs
The Alexandria National University Council, chaired by Acting President Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, discussed academic and student affairs and preparations for the 2026/2027 academic year.
The Council approved the admission of STEM students and recipients of the Central Bank of Egypt scholarship, as well as offering German for academic and professional purposes.
It also approved plans to establish a comprehensive student platform and reviewed the Student Guidance Center’s action plan, youth welfare activities, and the Fall 2026 academic calendar, supporting digital services, student development, and the smooth operation of the educational process.
Alexandria University Discusses Future Vision for Developing Egypt’s Healthcare System
Alexandria University held a meeting chaired by Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Acting President of the University, with the deans and vice deans of health-sector faculties and institutes, to discuss key issues related to the future of healthcare policies in Egypt and develop recommendations for the upcoming National Health Policy Dialogue.
The meeting addressed major priorities including disease prevention and early detection, healthcare quality and patient safety, workforce development, digital transformation, health data management, access and health equity, pharmaceutical and medical technology, sustainable healthcare financing, comprehensive health insurance, and preparedness for health emergencies.
Dr. Abdel Hakim emphasized the university’s commitment to supporting national efforts to develop the healthcare system and strengthening cooperation with the Ministry of Health and Population, highlighting the role of university hospitals, specialized medical centers, medical convoys, presidential healthcare initiatives, and the training of qualified healthcare professionals.
Participants also stressed the importance of integrating education, research, training, community service, health awareness, and preventive programs to improve healthcare quality and citizens’ quality of life.
