Prof. Mohamed Hussein, President of Tanta University, inspected the preparations of the Faculty of Engineering to begin studies, as part of his continuous follow-up of the readiness of the university's faculties to receive students with the start of the new academic year, and to ensure the provision of an integrated educational environment that guarantees the regularity of the educational process and the provision of the best services to students.

    During his tour of the college, the university president monitored the readiness of the facilities, halls, laboratories and educational infrastructure, stressing the importance of completing all necessary preparations before the start of school, and providing all means of support to students and faculty members, which contributes to the regularity of the educational process from the first day.

    On the sidelines of his tour, Prof. Mohamed Hussein attended the introductory seminar on specialized scientific programs using the credit hour system and fees at the Faculty of Engineering, in the presence of Prof. Ahmed Nasr, Dean of the Faculty, and Prof. Yasser Al-Samdouni, Acting Vice Dean for Postgraduate Studies and Research, in addition to a number of faculty members and program coordinators at the Faculty.

    During the symposium, the university president was keen to interact directly with students and listen to their inquiries and opinions about the study and services provided to them, stressing the university's interest in expanding specialized educational programs using the credit hour system, as it provides specializations that keep pace with the latest global developments in engineering and technological sciences, and meet the requirements of the local and international labor market.

    Prof. Muhammad Hussein pointed out the university's keenness to provide full support to its students, and to provide an educational environment that encourages creativity and innovation, and contributes to developing their practical and applied skills and qualifying them to compete in the labor market after graduation.

    For his part, Prof. Ahmed Nasr explained that the college's specialized programs were designed according to high academic standards, in order to achieve integration between the theoretical and applied aspects, appreciating the university administration's continuous support for developing the college's infrastructure and educational system.

    The Dean of the College of Engineering affirmed the college's commitment to providing all academic facilities and guidance to new students, and helping them integrate into the university system, ensuring the best results during their academic career.