📢 Exam Locations for the Second Semester for Undergraduate Students (Academic Year 2025-2026)

The Faculty of Education announces the availability of exam locations for the second semester for undergraduate students (Academic Year 2025-2026). This is to facilitate students' access to their assigned exam rooms before the start of exams.

📎 A file detailing the exam room locations is attached to this announcement.

The Faculty urges all students to check their assigned exam rooms in advance and to adhere to the exam regulations.

💙 We wish all our students continued success in their exams.

🔗 For more information, please visit the official Faculty of Education website at the following link:

https://b.aun.edu.eg/education/ar

On Tuesday, April 28, 2026, the Board of Directors of the Psychological and Educational Counseling Center at the Faculty of Education convened, chaired by Professor Dr. Hassan Mohamed Huweil, Dean of the Faculty and Chairman of the Center's Board of Directors. Also in attendance were Professor Dr. Amani Mohamed Sharif, Vice Dean of the Faculty for Community Service and Vice Chairman of the Board, Professor Dr. Ali Salah, Director of the Center, and other members of the Board.

The meeting addressed several important topics, primarily the mechanisms for reviewing and publishing research in the Center's journal, "Studies in Psychological and Educational Counseling," which aims to enhance the quality of scientific publications and support researchers in this field.

The Board also emphasized the vital role the Center plays in providing psychological and educational support services to individuals with special needs who visit the Center and their families, and the necessity of developing these services to achieve the highest levels of care and rehabilitation.

This comes within the framework of the Faculty's commitment to strengthening its community role and supporting scientific and research efforts in the fields of psychological and educational counseling.

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"Understanding the Risk Indicators of Autism Spectrum Disorder: Towards Early Detection."

The seminar was attended by a number of faculty members, a select group of researchers in the field of special education, and students from the Special Education Program.

The seminar was held under the supervision of:

Professor Dr. Amani Mohamed Sharif, Vice Dean for Community Service Affairs, and Professor Dr. Rasha Hosny, Coordinator of the Special Education Program.

The seminar was presented by Professor Dr. Maysara Hamdy Shaker, Assistant Professor of Mental Health and Special Education at the College, who addressed the most prominent risk indicators associated with autism spectrum disorder and the importance of early detection in improving opportunities for effective intervention, thus contributing to better support for children and their families.

💡 This seminar comes as part of the college’s commitment to spreading scientific awareness of special education issues and enhancing its societal role in supporting groups with special needs.