Prof. Mohamed Hussein, President of Tanta University, witnessed the graduation ceremony of the 41st batch of the Faculty of Sports Sciences, at the Sports Stadium in the Colleges Complex in Sarbay, in the presence of Prof. Al-Sayed Al-Agouz, Vice President of the University for Education and Student Affairs, Prof. Hani Saeed Abdel Moneim, Dean of the College, the College's deputies, and a group of faculty members, graduates and their families.
Prof. Mohamed Hussein congratulated the graduates, stressing that graduation represents the beginning of a new phase of work, giving and community service, noting that sports have become one of the basic axes in building a person's health, physical and psychological well-being, in addition to their role in establishing the values of discipline and teamwork.
The university president emphasized the importance of sports science graduates keeping pace with scientific and technological developments, benefiting from artificial intelligence applications, performance analysis, and smart training, and moving toward entrepreneurship and innovating new sports services and projects. He emphasized the university's commitment to developing the college's programs and strengthening its connection to the needs of the labor market and sports institutions.
For his part, Prof. Al-Sayed Al-Ajouz stressed that the message of the sports science graduate goes beyond competitions and championships to contribute to building the human being and spreading the culture of health, fitness and discipline, calling on graduates to continue learning and developing their skills, and to participate effectively in serving the community and achieving development goals.
Prof. Hani Saeed Abdel Moneim stressed that the college was keen to prepare graduates who combine scientific knowledge, applied skills, and professional and ethical values, which qualifies them to work in various fields of sports sciences, contribute to spreading the culture of practicing sports, supporting health, and discovering and nurturing talents.
10/1/2026