Prof. Muhammad Hussein to graduates: Continuing learning and commitment to professional ethics are the basis for success and community service

    Prof. Mohamed Hussein, President of Tanta University, witnessed the graduation ceremony of the 48th batch of the Bachelor of Pharmacy program at the Faculty of Pharmacy, in the presence of Prof. El-Sayed El-Ajouz, Vice President of the University for Education and Student Affairs, Prof. Mona El-Aasar, Dean of the Faculty, Prof. Iman Gouda, Vice Dean for Postgraduate Studies and Research, Prof. Sherine Hammad, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development Affairs, and Dr. Hani Donia, Head of General Syndicate of Pharmacists in Gharbia, in addition to faculty members, graduates and their families.

    During his speech, Prof. Muhammad Hussein congratulated the graduates of the 48th batch and their families, stressing that the graduation of a new batch of pharmacists represents an important addition to the health system, and the beginning of a professional career that requires continued learning, commitment to professional ethics, and bearing responsibility towards society.

    The university president stressed Tanta University's keenness to develop its educational system and prepare graduates who possess the knowledge and skills that enable them to keep pace with the rapid developments in pharmaceutical sciences, and enhance their capabilities for innovation and continuous learning in line with the needs of the labor market and development requirements.

    Prof. Mohamed Hussein praised the efforts of the Faculty of Pharmacy, faculty members, and supporting staff in preparing scientifically and professionally qualified pharmacy cadres, wishing the graduates a future full of success and excellence, and to be honorable ambassadors for Tanta University across various fields of professional practice and service.

    For his part, Prof. Al-Sayed Al-Ajouz stressed that graduation represents the beginning of a new phase of professional and humanitarian responsibility, emphasizing the importance of graduates continuing to develop their knowledge and skills and keeping pace with scientific and technological developments, which contributes to supporting the health system and serving the community.

    He added that Tanta University is keen to provide an integrated university experience that combines academic achievement, skills development, supporting student activities, and encouraging creativity and excellence, which contributes to building a personality capable of bearing responsibility and interacting with the requirements of the labor market.

    Prof. Mona El-Asr stated that the graduation ceremony of the 48th cohort represents a moment of pride for the Faculty of Pharmacy community and marks the culmination of years of learning, training, and experience-building. She emphasized that the Faculty’s mission extends beyond academic education to instilling the values of accuracy, integrity, and ethical commitment, while fostering scientific thinking and teamwork skills among its students.

    She explained that the rapid development in the pharmaceutical field requires graduates to continue learning and gaining experience throughout their professional careers, enabling them to perform their mission efficiently and contribute to improving the quality of health care.