Prof. Dr. Mohamed Hussein, President of Tanta University, continued his extensive field tours today to monitor the conduct of semester final examinations at the Colleges Complex in the Sebrbay district. This comes as part of the university administration’s commitment to direct and daily oversight of the examination process across all faculties.

    The tour included inspection of examination committees and halls at the Faculties of Computers and Information and Law, in the presence of Prof. Nancy El-Hefnawy, Acting Dean of the Faculty of Computers and Information, and Prof. Mohamed Ibrahim, Acting Dean of the Faculty of Law, along with faculty vice deans and a number of academic staff members.

    During his inspection of the examination committees, Prof. Mohamed Hussein ensured that appropriate conditions were provided for students and that full compliance with the rules and regulations governing examination procedures was maintained. He also confirmed the presence of course professors inside the examination halls to respond to students’ inquiries, and verified the readiness of medical clinics within the faculties and the availability of medical teams to promptly handle any emergencies.

 

  Prof. Dr. Mohamed Hussein, President of Tanta University, affirmed that the continuation of field tours aims to directly assess the discipline of the examination process and to immediately overcome any obstacles students may face. He emphasized his commitment to providing an ideal psychological and health environment that enables students to perform their exams in comfort and ease. He praised the level of organization and discipline within the Sebrbay Campus faculties, noting that the combined efforts of all work teams ensure a well-regulated examination environment that reflects the organizational excellence and leading status of Tanta University.