Al-Azhar University has announced the opening of an electronic portal for students to transfer between colleges, a move aimed at facilitating student mobility within the institution. According to Dr. Mahmoud Siddiq, President of Al-Azhar University, the portal is now open for students to apply for transfers. This development is expected to streamline the transfer process, making it more efficient for students.
The transfer process, which begins on September 28, 2026, and ends on October 2, 2026, allows students to apply for transfers through a dedicated link provided by the university. Dr. Sayed Bakri, Vice President of the University for Education and Student Affairs, emphasized the importance of adhering to the specified timeline to ensure a smooth transition for students. The university has urged students to take advantage of this opportunity to transfer to their preferred colleges.
In a related development, Dr. Mahmoud Siddiq, President of Al-Azhar University, inaugurated two new colleges, the College of Quranic Sciences for Boys and Girls, in Cairo. The colleges aim to promote the study and dissemination of Quranic sciences. The inauguration ceremony was attended by prominent officials, including Dr. Mohamed El-Gendy, Secretary-General of the Islamic Research Complex.
The College of Quranic Sciences is an extension of the existing college in Tanta, and it seeks to provide a platform for students to engage with Quranic studies. During the inauguration ceremony, Dr. Mahmoud Ibrahim, Dean of the College, welcomed guests and emphasized the college's mission to propagate the teachings of the Quran. The event featured a Quranic recitation by Dr. Ahmed Nae'n, a renowned Quranic reciter.
The university's initiative to open an electronic portal for transfers is part of its efforts to enhance student services and provide more flexibility in academic pursuits. By leveraging technology, the university aims to simplify administrative processes and improve the overall student experience. Students can access the portal through a provided link to apply for transfers.
The transfer process is expected to benefit students who seek to change their academic programs or colleges. The university's decision to open the portal electronically reflects its commitment to embracing digital solutions to facilitate student mobility. This move is likely to have a positive impact on student satisfaction and academic outcomes.
Al-Azhar University's efforts to enhance its services and infrastructure are ongoing, with a focus on improving the academic experience for its students. The inauguration of the new colleges and the electronic transfer portal demonstrate the university's dedication to innovation and student-centricity. As the university continues to evolve, it is likely to remain a prominent institution in Egypt's higher education landscape.
Key points
- Al-Azhar University opens electronic portal for students to transfer between colleges
- The transfer process is open from September 28 to October 2, 2026
- The university inaugurated two new colleges, the College of Quranic Sciences for Boys and Girls, in Cairo
