English Faculty News
Faculty of Sports Sciences Continues Its Scientific Salon with a Discussion on an Artificial Intelligence Book
Under the auspices of Prof.Dr. Doaa El-Dardiri Abu El-Hassan, Dean of the Faculty, stated that the event included a discussion of the book “Artificial Intelligence and Wearable Technology” by Dr. Ihab Mahmoud Ismail, Professor of Sports Physiology at the Faculty of Sports Sciences for Boys – Capital University. The session highlighted the book’s main themes and methodology, followed by an open scientific discussion with faculty members, researchers, and female students.
The discussions featured various questions on the practical application of the book’s ideas, emphasizing the importance of transforming theoretical outcomes into applied practices, along with proposals to organize specialized workshops.
The session was moderated by Dr. Mohamed Waheed Soliman, Assistant Professor of Educational Technology at the Faculty of Specific Education – Alexandria University, in a meeting that reflected the importance of promoting a culture of critical reading and the exchange of academic expertise.
The High Institute of Public Health Organizes an Awareness Seminar titled “Smoking and Lung Cancer: Be Active and Join the Awareness Efforts”
As part of the global observance of Lung Cancer Awareness Month, and under the auspices of Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of Alexandria University, the High Institute of Public Health organized an educational seminar titled “Smoking and Lung Cancer: Be Active and Join the Awareness Efforts.”
The event was attended by Dr. Heba El-Qadi, Dean of the Institute; Dr. Zeinab Sheta, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development; and Dr. Nashwa Azzam, Vice Dean for Graduate Studies and Research.
The seminar witnessed wide participation from students of various theoretical and scientific faculties, in addition to student societies affiliated with the General Administration of Youth Welfare at Alexandria University.
During the sessions, Dr. Mamdouh Hanafy, Professor of Environmental Health at the Institute, presented a series of key scientific topics related to lung cancer, explaining its link to environmental pollutants and the risks associated with all forms of smoking, including cigarettes, shisha, and e-cigarettes. He also highlighted prevention methods and the importance of healthy nutrition and antioxidants in reducing the risk of disease.
Dr. Azza Mohanna, Acting Head of the Department of Health Administration and Behavioral Sciences, delivered a presentation on the cognitive biases that lead individuals to continue smoking. She outlined key behavioral modification skills—such as motivational interviewing and behavioral economics—which university students can utilize to support their peers in quitting smoking.
During the seminar, Dr. Hala El-Gizawy, Teaching Assistant at the Department of Family Health, gave an explanatory presentation on the early signs of lung cancer and diagnostic methods, emphasizing the importance of early detection in improving prevention and survival rates.
Dr. Norhan Hussein, Teaching Assistant at the Department of Family Health, provided a comprehensive explanation of the relationship between mental health and smoking, clarifying the concept of addiction and approaches to dealing with peer pressure. She also offered key tips for quitting smoking and highlighted the dangers of e-cigarettes and shisha and their impact on public health.
The seminar concluded with an interactive scientific competition designed to encourage students to acquire health information in an engaging and enjoyable way, amid strong participation and enthusiasm from attendees.
Faculty of Medicine Holds an Educational Seminar for Female Dormitory Students on Promoting Mental and Reproductive Health and Combating Cyberbullying
As part of Alexandria University’s commitment to enhancing students’ awareness of reproductive, mental, and overall health, and under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Abdelaziz Konsowa, President of the University, the Faculty of Medicine organized an extensive educational seminar yesterday for female students residing in the university dormitories. The event aimed to promote health education and address contemporary behavioral and social challenges.
Prof. Dr. Tamer Abdallah, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, emphasized the importance of such meetings in raising students’ awareness and developing their ability to make informed decisions in their daily lives. He noted that the seminar reflects the Faculty's mission in community service and in enriching health and psychological awareness, highlighting the significance of continuing to organize similar educational events due to their vital role in enhancing students’ health and societal awareness.
Dr. Dalia El-Neily, Assistant Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development, explained that this event comes as part of a series of educational activities and programs implemented by the Faculty, reaffirming its commitment to its pioneering role in building a student community capable of confronting health, psychological, and societal challenges.
A group of specialized professors from the Faculty of Medicine participated in the seminar. Prof. Dr. Emad Darwish, Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, provided a comprehensive explanation of reproductive health, the risks of early marriage, and the importance of family planning. Meanwhile, Prof. Dr. Heba Abou El-Ala, Professor of Neurology and Psychiatry, discussed the psychological and social aspects related to choosing a life partner and how to make sound decisions at this stage of life. Dr. Heba Abd El-Samea, Assistant Professor of Forensic Medicine and Clinical Toxicology, presented an overview of cyberbullying, its psychological and social impacts on students, and key prevention methods and response strategies.
The seminar witnessed a wide attendance from female students, who showed remarkable engagement by asking questions and engaging in discussions with the speakers, fostering an atmosphere of meaningful dialogue and psychological and social support.
A New Sporting Achievement for Alexandria University… Female Student from the Faculty of Physical Education for Women Wins African Gold
Prof. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Acting President of Alexandria University, extended his congratulations to student athlete Malak Ahmed Mohamed Hassan, a second-year student at the Faculty of Physical Education for Women, on winning the gold medal at the African Women’s Wrestling Championship (Under 20), held at Borg El Arab Stadium in Alexandria. He wished her continued success and further achievements that bring pride to the University and Egyptian sports.
For her part, Prof. Doaa El-Dardiry, Dean of the Faculty, expressed her sincere congratulations to the student, praising her strong and outstanding performance that earned her the gold medal amid fierce competition from top African wrestlers. She also affirmed that the student is one of the promising talents at the Faculty of Physical Education for Women.
Alexandria University Team “Aquaphoton” Wins First Place at MATE ROV Egypt 2026
Alexandria University announced that its student team “Aquaphoton” from the Faculty of Engineering has won first place at the MATE ROV Egypt 2026 competition, held at the Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport. The team has qualified to represent Egypt at the upcoming international competition in Canada next June.
Prof. Dr. Ahmed Adel Abdel Hakim, Acting President of Alexandria University, praised the achievement, noting that it reflects the university’s commitment to fostering innovation and supporting student excellence in advanced engineering fields.
The team, consisting of 38 students, received four awards, including Best Computer Vision and Image Processing, Best ROV Design, Best Mission Performance Underwater, and Best Marketing Presentation.
Team leader Ibrahim Beshir stated that the next goal is to achieve first place globally, highlighting ongoing efforts to further develop ROV technologies for real-world applications in offshore industries.