Ain Shams University's Council for Education and Student Affairs held its first session for the 2026/2027 academic year, chaired by Dr. Rami Maher Ghali, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs. The council discussed plans to improve education and student services, with a focus on enhancing the learning experience and student satisfaction. Dr. Ghali emphasized the importance of teamwork and coordination between the education sector and university colleges.
The council reviewed the university's preparations for the new academic year, including the admission of students through the electronic coordination system, which has received around 40,000 students so far. An additional 8,000 students have been accepted through the electronic transfer platform. The council also discussed the results of a survey measuring student and parent satisfaction with university services, which showed satisfactory results.
Dr. Ghali directed the council to focus on improving communication between college administrators and students, and to provide clear mechanisms for receiving student inquiries, complaints, and suggestions. He also emphasized the importance of providing student services offices during working hours and ensuring that student data and information are accurate.
The council reviewed the university's plans for students with disabilities, including the allocation of a special laboratory for students with disabilities at the Faculty of Arts. The university has also updated its brochures and booklets on admission requirements for college programs and distributed them at higher education exhibitions.
The council approved the minutes of its previous meeting and discussed various topics, including the supervision of the university's swimming pool and the accreditation of new college programs. The council also honored college administrators who have completed their terms, citing their contributions to the university.
The council welcomed new members, including Dr. Khalid Hamdi, former Dean of the Faculty of Law, and Dr. Miryam Eiad, Professor at the Faculty of Pharmacy. Dr. Ghali emphasized that the diversity of academic, administrative, and specialized experiences among council members will support discussions and decision-making.
Key initiatives discussed at the council meeting include the implementation of a summer professional qualification program for students and the development of an electronic system for student transfers. The university aims to provide a more attractive and supportive learning environment for students.
Key points
- The university has received around 40,000 students through the electronic coordination system and 8,000 students through the electronic transfer platform.
- The council emphasized the importance of improving communication between college administrators and students.
- The university has updated its brochures and booklets on admission requirements for college programs.
