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Dr. Badrawi holds a discussion session for IDU faculty members on the Professional Diploma Program for Egyptology.
Prof. Hossam Badrawi received at the headquarters of the Association for the Dissemination of Culture and Knowledge a group of professors and faculty members at The International Digital University, led by Dr. Zahi Hawass, to discuss the final stages of launching the university and the unprecedented professional diploma in Egyptology.
Dr. Badrawi had also announced earlier the announcement of the launch of a smart company to provide distance education service, which aims to provide an interactive electronic platform for distance education for Egyptian students and around the world at a global level, in cooperation with UNINETTUNO University in Italy, and New York State University in the United States, which are institutions A pioneer in the field of digital education.
Dr. Badrawi says that digital education will be the primary in the future because it solves many challenges such as the number of students in traditional education, as it will be less expensive and save students the expenses of transportation or travel, in addition to saving time and overcoming geographical barriers.
Students participating so far in the Diploma in Egyptology come from all over the world.
Dr. Reham Mohsen, the Executive Director of the project, presented to the audience the final stages that the university has reached for launching from next year, whether at the technological or executive level.
Dr. Zahi Hawass praised the experience and spoke about the Egyptology curricula that will be taught in it, and that it will be a comprehensive course that will add a lot to students applying to the university, whether Egyptians or from different countries of the world.
The meeting was attended by Dr. Tarek Tawfik, program coordinator and assistant professor of Archeology and Ancient Egyptian Civilization, Faculty of Archeology, Cairo University
And Prof. Dr. Ola El-Ajezy, Professor of Ancient Egyptian Language, Faculty of Archeology, Cairo University
And Professor Dr. Sahar Salem, expert in scanning the pharaonic mummies, and professor of radiology at the Faculty of Medicine at Cairo University
And Prof. Dr. Mona Raafat, Professor of History, Faculty of Tourism and Hotels, Helwan University
And Dr. Osama Abdel-Warth, museum expert and director of the Children’s Museum in Heliopolis
Dr. Sarah Abd Rabbo is a teacher at the Faculty of Applied Arts, Benha University
Prof. Hossam Badrawi received at the headquarters of the Association for the Dissemination of Culture and Knowledge a group of professors and faculty members at The International Digital University, led by Dr. Zahi Hawass, to discuss the final stages of launching the university and the unprecedented professional diploma in Egyptology.
Dr. Badrawi had also announced earlier the announcement of the launch of a smart company to provide distance education service, which aims to provide an interactive electronic platform for distance education for Egyptian students and around the world at a global level, in cooperation with UNINETTUNO University in Italy, and New York State University in the United States, which are institutions A pioneer in the field of digital education.
Dr. Badrawi says that digital education will be the primary in the future because it solves many challenges such as the number of students in traditional education, as it will be less expensive and save students the expenses of transportation or travel, in addition to saving time and overcoming geographical barriers.
Students participating so far in the Diploma in Egyptology come from all over the world.
Dr. Reham Mohsen, the Executive Director of the project, presented to the audience the final stages that the university has reached for launching from next year, whether at the technological or executive level.
Dr. Zahi Hawass praised the experience and spoke about the Egyptology curricula that will be taught in it, and that it will be a comprehensive course that will add a lot to students applying to the university, whether Egyptians or from different countries of the world.
The meeting was attended by Dr. Tarek Tawfik, program coordinator and assistant professor of Archeology and Ancient Egyptian Civilization, Faculty of Archeology, Cairo University
And Prof. Dr. Ola El-Ajezy, Professor of Ancient Egyptian Language, Faculty of Archeology, Cairo University
And Professor Dr. Sahar Salem, expert in scanning the pharaonic mummies, and professor of radiology at the Faculty of Medicine at Cairo University
And Prof. Dr. Mona Raafat, Professor of History, Faculty of Tourism and Hotels, Helwan University
And Dr. Osama Abdel-Warth, museum expert and director of the Children’s Museum in Heliopolis
Dr. Sarah Abd Rabbo is a teacher at the Faculty of Applied Arts, Benha University
