Professor Mohamed Hussein, President of Tanta University, inspected today the progress of the first-semester examinations for undergraduate and postgraduate students at the Faculty of Education. This visit comes as part of his ongoing field tours to monitor discipline and the smooth conduct of examination committees across the university’s various faculties. He was accompanied during the tour by Professor Ahmed Helal, Dean of the Faculty of Education, along with the faculty’s vice deans, a number of academic staff members, and teaching assistants.

 

   The President’s tour included visits to examination halls and lecture theatres to observe the performance of students at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. He was keen to ensure on-site that all examination venues were fully prepared, and he reviewed and verified the implementation of civil protection and occupational safety procedures within the faculty, in order to guarantee the highest levels of safety and security for buildings, students, and those responsible for the examination system.

 

   Professor Mohamed Hussein affirmed that safety and security constitute a fundamental pillar of the examination system at Tanta University, alongside the university’s continuous efforts to provide academic and psychological support for students. He stressed the university’s role in reviewing the readiness of civil protection and occupational safety plans across all halls and lecture theatres, confirming the university’s commitment to providing a fully safe and model examination environment for students at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, ensuring they are able to take their exams in the best possible conditions. At the end of his tour, the President praised the level of commitment, discipline, and effort exerted by the Faculty of Education administration in organizing the examination process.