Prof. Tamer Samir, President of Benha National University, inspected the graduation project discussions for students of the College of Engineering, which are the first of their kind since the establishment of the College and represent a pivotal moment in the university's academic journey.
the president reviewed several graduation projects presented by the students and listened to detailed presentations about the project ideas, which included innovative engineering solutions and practical applications. These projects reflected the scientific and practical qualifications that students have acquired throughout their years of study, showcasing innovative and distinctive projects that addressed real issues and diverse community needs.
Prof. Tamer Samir expressed his appreciation for the outstanding level and quality of the projects, praising the efforts of the students and College members. He emphasized that the university places great importance on linking academic study with the needs of the labor market, supporting innovation and applied research, within a strategic vision aimed at providing modern university education that keeps pace with rapid technological developments.
Prof. Hussein El-Maghraby, Vice President for Academic Affairs at Benha National University, confirmed that the graduation projects presented by the students of the College of Engineering reflect creative thinking and the ability to apply scientific knowledge in practical applications. He pointed out the university's commitment to developing academic programs in line with modern academic standards and preparing graduates with the necessary skills to compete in the local and international labor market.
Prof. Mahmoud El-Rifai, Dean of the College of Engineering Programs, explained that the graduation projects resulted from intensive scientific and research efforts, stemming from the integration of theoretical study with practical training. He emphasized that the College is keen on guiding students towards innovation, teamwork, and executing projects that meet the requirements of development and the labor market, enhancing their engineering and practical capabilities.
The president noted that the discussions of the graduation projects of the first batch in the College of Engineering embody the fruits of integrated work and continuous collaboration between students, College members, and university administration, contributing to the preparation of qualified graduates capable of competing and excelling in the labor market.
Prof. Tamer Samir was keen to congratulate the students, wishing them continued success in their professional journeys and reaffirming the ongoing support of Benha National University for its students and encouraging them towards creativity and excellence.