With great sadness and sorrow, Professor Dr. Hassan Mohamed Hawil, Dean of the College, mourns the passing of Professor Dr. Afaf Mohamed Mahmoud Aglan, Assistant Professor of Mental Health at the College, asking God Almighty to have mercy on the deceased and forgive her, and to inspire her family and relatives with patience and solace.

The Faculty of Education – faculty members, teaching assistants, staff, and workers – extends its deepest condolences to Professor Dr. Hassan Mohamed Huweil, Dean of the Faculty, on the passing of his mother.

We pray to God Almighty to grant her His abundant mercy, to admit her to His spacious Paradise, to make her grave a garden of Paradise, to forgive her, have mercy on her, pardon her, and grant her a better abode and a better family in Paradise. May He grant her family and loved ones patience and solace.

To God we belong, and to Him we shall return.

With deep sorrow and grief, Professor Dr. Hassan Mohamed Huweil, Dean of the Faculty, mourns the passing of Professor Dr. Awad Al-Toudari, Professor of Curriculum and Methods of Teaching Mathematics at the Faculty of Education, Assiut University... asking God Almighty to have mercy on the deceased, forgive him, grant him a place in Paradise, and...

Assiut University Discusses the Repercussions of Iranian-American Tensions on the Egyptian State and Citizens in an Awareness Seminar at the Faculty of Education

Under the auspices of Dr. Al-Minshawi, President of the University, and Dr. Ahmed Yahya, Head of the Internal Media Sector at the State Information Service, the Community Service and Environmental Development Sector at the Faculty of Education, Assiut University, in cooperation with the State Information Service in Assiut Governorate, organized an awareness seminar entitled: “An Analytical Reading of the Effects of Iranian-American Tensions on the Egyptian State and Citizens.” The seminar was presented by Dr. Mohamed Adawy, Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development.

Dr. Al-Minshawi emphasized Assiut University’s commitment to organizing awareness seminars that address influential regional and international issues. He pointed out that educational institutions play a vital role in enhancing youth awareness and empowering them to understand international issues and analyze their various dimensions objectively. He added that the university strives to prepare students with sufficient awareness and knowledge to understand regional and international changes and their potential impacts, thereby strengthening their ability to deal consciously with contemporary challenges and contributing to supporting societal stability and consolidating the values ​​of national belonging.

The seminar was held under the supervision of Dr. Hassan Hawil, Dean of the Faculty of Education; Dr. Amani Mohamed Sharif, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development; Ms. Abeer Gomaa Hussein, Director of the Assiut Media Department; and Ms. Fatima Ahmed, Deputy Director of the Assiut Media Department. Attendees included faculty members, teaching assistants from various university faculties, staff members, and a large number of students.

During his lecture, Dr. Mohamed Adawy addressed several important topics, including the escalating Iranian-American tensions, their regional and international repercussions, the Egyptian position and crisis management efforts, the potential security and economic impacts, and Egyptian policies for dealing with the consequences of these tensions.

The Vice President of the University pointed out that any escalation between the two sides could threaten the stability of the Middle East region, given its direct impact on the global economy, particularly energy markets and international trade. He reviewed the potential effects on Egypt, which adopts a balanced foreign policy based on supporting regional stability and diplomatic solutions, while emphasizing the state's and its institutions' ability to manage crises and protect national security.

He explained that international tensions may indirectly affect citizens through the global economy, such as through potential increases in energy prices, but the state continues to implement economic policies that contribute to mitigating these repercussions and maintaining market stability and living standards.

Dr. Hassan Huweil noted the college's commitment to organizing scientific and awareness-raising events that contribute to developing students' understanding of contemporary issues. He explained that analyzing international events from a scientific perspective contributes to building students' character, enabling them to understand and interpret events critically, free from rumors or inaccurate interpretations.

Dr. Amani Mohamed Sharif emphasized that the symposium represents an excellent opportunity for dialogue and the exchange of perspectives on the impact of international crises on societies. She pointed out the importance of educating students on how to interpret the global political landscape and its economic and social ramifications, thereby enhancing their ability to understand reality and interact with it consciously and responsibly.

In the same vein, Professor Abeer Gomaa Hussein expressed her delight at collaborating with Assiut University in organizing this seminar, noting that such events contribute to strengthening community culture and raising awareness of current issues. She emphasized that awareness-raising media plays a vital role in clarifying facts and providing reliable information to the public.

For her part, Professor Fatima Ahmed commended the organization of these seminars, which serve as a platform for constructive dialogue and the exchange of perspectives between specialists and students. This contributes to establishing a culture of awareness and objective analysis of events. She stressed the importance of the role of youth in understanding the nature of regional challenges and their various repercussions on societies.

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Important Announcement for Postgraduate Students at the Faculty of Education, Assiut University

The Faculty of Education announces the commencement of tuition fee payment for postgraduate students who have not yet paid, starting Wednesday, March 11, 2026, and continuing until Wednesday, March 18, 2026.

Tuition fees can only be paid through any outlet equipped with the following electronic payment machines:
Daman, Aman, Waqty, and Khadamaty.

Payments should be made using the payment number listed for each student in the published list of names.

⚠️ Please note that payments via Fawry machines are not permitted. The Faculty declares that it is not responsible for any payments made outside of this official system.

After completing the payment process, students must submit the original payment receipt and two copies to the Postgraduate Studies Department at the Faculty within four days of the payment date.

If fees are not paid within the specified period, the student will be considered unregistered for the second semester courses, their name will be removed from the lists, and they will not be permitted to take the exams.

Therefore, please adhere to the specified deadlines and procedures.

The Faculty of Education, in cooperation with the State Information Service, will hold a seminar tomorrow, Sunday, at 9:30 AM, entitled "An Analytical Reading of the Effects of the Iranian-American War on the Egyptian State and Citizen." The seminar will take place in the discussion hall on the first floor of the Faculty Building.

The speaker will be Professor Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Adawy, Vice President of the University for Community Service and Environmental Development.

We would be delighted by your presence.

The Faculty of Education Welcomes the Holy Month of Ramadan with a Spirit of Love and Cooperation 🌙✨

Under the patronage of

Prof. Dr. Hassan Mohamed Hawil – Dean of the Faculty

And under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Howaida Mahmoud Sayed – Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs

The Faculty of Education welcomed the holy month of Ramadan in an atmosphere brimming with joy and human warmth. Students participated in decorating the faculty's corridors with Ramadan decorations, in a scene reflecting a spirit of participation and belonging.

The moments of work were intertwined with joy and smiles, and the initiative transformed into a gathering filled with warmth and affection, affirming that the faculty is not only a place of learning, but also a community that unites its members in love and solidarity.

This scene embodies the spirit of this blessed month, the month of mercy and closeness, which unites hearts before places, and strengthens the values ​​of cooperation and giving among students.

May you all be well every year, and we ask God to bring it back to us all with goodness, blessings, and prosperity, and to perpetuate the beautiful spirit of our faculty that always unites us in goodness.