Prof. Muhammad Hussein: The university's progress in international rankings is the result of integrated institutional work aimed at enhancing the quality of education, scientific research, and internationalization

Prof. Hatem Amin: We are working to increase the university's international research impact and expand scientific cooperation networks and academic partnerships

    Tanta University has achieved new progress in the QS Arab Region University Rankings 2027, as it came in 94th place in the Arab world, 3 places ahead compared to the previous year, to continue its presence among the top 100 Arab universities, in light of the expanding scope of competition and the increase in the number of universities included in the ranking to 325 universities, an increase of 29 universities over the previous version.

    At the regional level, Tanta University ranked sixteenth among North African universities, and came in thirteenth place among the 44 Egyptian universities included in the 2027 ranking, compared to 42 universities in the previous edition, which enhances the university's presence at the local, regional and Arab levels.

    Prof. Mohamed Hussein, President of Tanta University, stressed that the university's progress in the QS ranking of Arab universities reflects the fruits of continuous institutional work to develop the university's various sectors, noting that maintaining the university's position among the top 100 Arab universities in conjunction with increasing the number of participating universities and increasing the level of competition represents a positive indicator of the sustainability of the development process and the improvement of the university's academic and research presence.

    The university president added that Tanta University adopts an integrated vision that aims to improve the quality of the educational process, support scientific research and innovation, increase impact and research citations, enhance academic and international reputation, and expand partnerships with prestigious universities and research institutions worldwide, stressing that the university aims to achieve sustainable progress in various international classifications, as it is one of the important tools for measuring the competitiveness of universities and evaluating the impact of institutional development plans.

    Prof. Mohammed Hussein explained that the university works within the framework of its strategic plan to promote the internationalization of education and scientific research, support interdisciplinary fields and applied research, link scientific research outputs to the development needs of the state and society, and create an academic and research environment that stimulates creativity and innovation. He thanked the faculty members, researchers, administrative staff, all sectors of the university, and the University Center for International Classification for their efforts that contributed to achieving this progress.

    For his part, Prof. Hatem Amin, Vice President of Tanta University for Postgraduate Studies and Research, stressed that the university's progress in the classification comes as a result of continuous efforts to develop the scientific research and postgraduate studies system, enhance international scientific publishing, its quality and impact, in addition to supporting researchers, encouraging multidisciplinary research cooperation and building more effective international cooperation networks. Prof. Hatem Amin currently holds the position of Vice President for Postgraduate Studies and Research, according to the university's official website. 

    The Vice President of the University added that the next stage will witness more focus on increasing the impact and scientific citations of published research, enhancing international research cooperation, supporting research with applied and societal returns, and expanding partnerships and joint research projects with universities and international institutions, which will contribute to improving the university's indicators and enhancing its position on the map of higher education and scientific research regionally and internationally.