Latest in Tag: Higher Education Highlight
Latest in Tag: Higher Education
Egypt opens 5th edition of Higher Education Exhibition
Egypt’s Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, and Minister of Trade and Industry Nevine Gamea inaugurated, on Sunday, the fifth Higher Education Exhibition, with the participation of 40 universities and institutes. The exhibition will run for two days, providing an opportunity for all universities and institutes to promote their best programmes. …
South Korea, Egypt’s Ain Shams University discuss higher education cooperation
Korean language department at Ain Shams University serves as catalyst for promoting mutual understanding between Korea, Egypt, says Ambassador Hong
Planning, Higher Education Ministers discuss investment plan for FY 2021/22
Egypt’s Minister of Planning and Economic Development Hala El-Said met with Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research Khaled Abdel Ghaffar to discuss details of the latter ministry’s investment plan for fiscal year (FY) 2021/2022.
Higher Education Ministry denies rumours of study suspension, exam postponement
Universities, institutes across Egypt will continue providing on-site lectures, with exams taking place at scheduled dates
Egypt climbs 9 spots on US News’ Best Global Universities Rankings
Abdel Ghaffar said that Egypt opened several new universities recently, noting that “no country in the world can open four universities at the same time
Daily coordination vital among Health, Higher Education Ministries on COVID-19: Cabinet
Egypt reports 1,567 new coronavirus cases and 94 new fatalities on Tuesday
Health, Higher Education Ministers brief Madbouly on Covid-19 containment
During the meeting, Health Minister Hala Zayed briefed Madbouly on the situation on the ground and her ministry’s performance in line with World Health Organization (WHO) instructions
Student enrolment in higher education increase by 4% during 2018/2019: CAPMAS
CAPMAS also stated that the rate of enrollment in university education in the Arab region is 32.52% for males, 33.51% for females, compared to 31.65% for males, and 32.32% for females in Egypt.
AUC’s Middle States Commission on Higher Education accreditation reaffirmedÂ
Accreditation comes along with AUC’s centennial anniversary celebration
We were shocked by position of higher education, former health ministers in Clinical Trial Law: MP Mostafa Kamal El-Din Hussein
Education should not be tampered with by every new minister
3.031m students enrolled in higher education in 2016/2017
The Central Agency for Public Mobilisation and Statistics (CAPMAS) revealed on Sunday that the total number of students enrolled in higher education increased by 2.1% to reach 3.031 million students during the 2016/2017 academic year, up from 2.969 million students in 2015/2016. According to CAPMAS’ annual bulletin of enrolled students and faculty staff members in …
Serving growing need for higher education
The demand for higher education around the world is growing. By 2030, according to UNESCO, the number of enrolled students is expected to more than double to over 414 million. Serving that population and others requires extraordinary energy and imagination, strategic thinking, and innovation. The need for quality higher education is especially important in the …
NBE signs 2 cooperation protocols with ministries of higher education and planning worth EGP 500mÂ
The two conventions aim to serve scientific research and support external scholarship missions
484 antiques were returned to Egypt: Anany
Al-Sisi discussed with the ministers of antiques and education their latest projects
Egypt GCI ranking of 116th is first improvement since 2011
Country makes slight improvements in basic requirements in 2015-2016, says GCI report
Deputising university security puts Eissa under fire
Students criticise Minister of Higher Education for failing to cancel the decision
Short-term solution for Nile University crisis turned down
Zewail City turns down solution sponsored by Minister of Higher Education and offers alternative solution