Geography is one of the most exciting subjects to study at university. We live in an interdependent world caught up in chains of events that span the globe. We depend upon an increasingly fragile physical environment, whose complex interactions require sophisticated analysis and sensitive management.The Geography Department is one of the leading departments accompanied the establishment of the faculty of Arts.

Geographers study the material and symbolic transformation of the earth in relationship to both human and natural processes. In keeping with contemporary global shifts in culture, the environment, politics and economics, the boundaries of the geographic discipline are dynamic. Geography is both a natural science and social science as it examines people and their environment and serves as a bridge between the physical and cultural worlds. 

Assiut University is one of the oldest regional universities and the first university in Upper Egypt. Therefore, society in this strategic location will make use of such studies in widening their horizons and methods of viewing matters.

The department believes that it will represent a new platform for studying Hebrew Language and Literature in the Egyptian Universities by exerting the right efforts.

Mission

Hebrew Language and Literature department aims to present a knowledgeable message based on the Jewish culture while casting the spotlight on how the Islamic ideology affected Judaism through various studies which include: linguistics, literature, society, and religion.

Vision

The department aspires to be a Scientific Center of Excellence in Hebrew studies in South Egypt.

Department's Mission:

The Department of Eastern Languages ​​seeks to transfer knowledge about different cultures to Egyptian society through linguistic, literary, societal, and religious studies.

Department’s vision:

To become a distinguished and specialized scientific center in the field of oriental studies in southern Egypt, considering that Assiut University is the oldest regional university and the oldest university in southern Egypt in order for the society in this important region to benefit from these studies in order to develop and advance it and to link with Egyptian, Arab, and international community.