Prof. Mohamed Hussein, President of Tanta University, announced the regularity of the work of the electronic coordination office at the university, today, Saturday, August 29, 2026, coinciding with the launch of the third phase of university admission coordination, and receiving high school students wishing to register their desires electronically, stressing the university's keenness to provide all means of technical and technological support to students and their parents throughout the coordination period, which continues until Wednesday, September 2, 2026.

    The university president explained that 5 laboratories equipped with the latest computers and high-speed Internet networks have been allocated, ensuring that the procedures for registering applications are completed easily and conveniently, noting that all laboratories have been grouped within the scope of the medical complex to facilitate matters for students and facilitate access to them.

    The laboratories designated for electronic coordination include: the Information Technology Club (1) and the Information Technology Club (2) at the Central Library of the Medical Complex, and the General Services Center for Computers and Technology Laboratories (1) and (2) at the Central Library, in addition to the Computer Laboratory at the Faculty of Pharmacy at the Medical Complex, where the laboratories receive students and provide them with free wish registration and technical support services During official working hours from nine in the morning until three in the afternoon throughout the period of the third phase of coordination.

    Prof. Mohamed Hussein stressed that Tanta University is keen to play its role in supporting high school students during this important stage of their educational journey, explaining that the level of readiness has been raised within the coordination laboratories and all necessary technical and human capabilities have been provided to ensure regular work and facilitate the procedures for registering desires accurately and quickly.

    Prof. Al-Sayed Al-Ajouz, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs, added that the laboratories have been equipped with specialized teams of information technology specialists and engineers to provide technical and guidance support to students during all steps of registering applications, and to work to overcome any obstacles they may face. He stressed that the laboratories will continue to operate at full capacity within the deadlines set for the third phase, and that there will be continuous coordination to ensure that the service is provided to students efficiently and regularly.