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Contributing to a more diverse and equitable future in the technology sector at Dell Technologies Egypt is introducing the second edition of the STEMAspire program

STEMAspire program designed to empowering female students studying STEM.

The Program aims to provide talented female students with the tools, support, and mentorship needed to thrive in their chosen paths in the IT field.

Register now and take the first step to transform your career: Careers (myworkdayjobs.com)

Starting studies in the dual degree program in cooperation between University of Alexandria and the University of Essex for students enrolled in the Computer and Communications Engineering program

First batch of Faculty of Engineering students from the computer and communications engineering program enroll in the 4+1 dual degree program with the University of Essex and arrive at the University of Essex campus to start their studies.

The agreement between Alexandria University and the University of Essex allows Faculty of Engineering students from the computer and communications engineering program, mechatronics and robotics engineering program and electromechanical engineering program to obtain a Bachelors degree from Alexandria University and a Masters degree from the University of Essex, where the student studies 4 years (8 semesters) at Alexandria University followed by 1 year at the University of Essex.

 
 Students from the Faculty of Engineering, Alexandria University achieve advanced positions in the competition for the best research poster award during the Second International Symposium for Applied Water Research

Alexandria University students participated in the “Second International Symposium for Applied Water Research in the Private and Public Sectors,” which was organized by Ain Shams University during the period from 25-26 October and included activities and competitions for the best student research poster presentation, where the student Mosaad Darwish, a student in the Civil and Environmental Engineering Program at the Faculty of Engineering, won the second place award, while Salma Al-Shabrawi, a master’s student at the Faculty of Engineering, won the third place award.