In a bid to support scientific and practical activities, Delta Technological University organized a field trip for students from the Mechatronics Technology program to the Egyptian Space Agency (EgSA). The visit, which took place on October 3, 2026, was supervised by Dr. Wajeh Ahmed Al-Askari, the university's president, and accompanied by Engineer Abdel Qader Emad. The trip aimed to introduce students to the latest applications and technologies in the field of space and satellites.
The visit was carried out under the supervision of Dr. Ashraf Al-Sisi, the university's vice president, Dr. Ahmed Al-Sawi, dean of the College of Industry and Energy Technology, Dr. Hamdi Qotb, the college's deputy for training and services, Dr. Hisham Azzazi, head of the Mechatronics Technology program, and Dr. Abdel Aziz Ismail, supervisor of the New and Renewable Energy Technology program. The students were given a scientific tour and a briefing on satellite communication systems and their importance.
During the visit, students learned about the applications of satellites in various fields, including remote sensing, data transmission, environmental change monitoring, and providing coverage for remote areas. They also gained knowledge about the role of satellites in urban planning and development. The students were introduced to the basic components of satellites, as well as data processing and thermal control systems.
The visit provided students with an opportunity to learn about modern technological and professional paths, particularly in the rapidly evolving field of space and satellites. Dr. Wajeh Al-Askari emphasized that the university attaches great importance to scientific activities and field trips that contribute to building the student's personality and qualifying them for the job market.
The university's president highlighted the significance of openness to specialized scientific and technological institutions, which represents a valuable opportunity for students to learn about the latest scientific and technological advancements. The visit concluded with a significant interaction and interest from the students, who expressed their appreciation for the scientific experience.
The university administration extended its sincere thanks and appreciation to the Egyptian Space Agency and all those involved in the agency for their warm reception and cooperation during the visit. The visit provided students with beneficial information and experiences.
The event reflects the university's commitment to providing students with hands-on experiences and exposure to cutting-edge technologies. By collaborating with institutions like the Egyptian Space Agency, the university aims to equip its students with the skills and knowledge required to excel in their chosen fields.
Key points
- Delta Technological University students visit Egyptian Space Agency to learn about space technology and satellite applications.
- The visit aimed to introduce students to the latest applications and technologies in the field of space and satellites.
- The university administration expressed its gratitude to the Egyptian Space Agency for their cooperation during the visit.
