About the  Department:

The Department of Documents and Libraries is considered one of the most important Departments in the Faculties of Arts within all the Egyptian Universities.  It is the newest Department in the Faculty of Arts, Mansoura University, in which study started in the academic year 2004/2005, and the first batch was graduated in the academic year 2007/2008 in order to meet the needs of the libraries in Al-Daqahlya governorate and the nearby governorates. The study in the department varies between the disciplines of documents, libraries and information in an integrative manner to graduate a student capable of dealing with the modern techniques and mechanismsused in the age of information and technology; in order to access the sources of information necessary to achieve human development.

The Vision:

• A creative diversity in the topics and branches of documents, libraries and information disciplines and their approaches.
• Amastery and an innovation in the fields of education and research
• An effective contribution to community service, culture, research and environmental development.

The Mission:

• Emphasizing the importance of knowledge acquisition and the developing the skills of scientific critical thinking.
• Emphasizing the importance of Documents, libraries and information discipline and clarifying it role in the comprehensive development of society.
• Encouraging innovation and creativity in the fields of education, and multi-angles scientific research.
• Supporting the respect of ethical values in research, education, community service, and the professional practices of library, archive and information specialists.

The Objectives:

• Providing high quality bachelor’s degree courses that lead to an educational outcome compatible with the needs of the labor market.
• Providing postgraduate courses that contribute to the research cognitive balance, and qualify researchers for a high level of practical, professional and ethical respects.
• Providing consultancy services to the institutions in Al-Daqahlia governorate.
• Preparing successive generations of faculty staff members capable of developing themselves continuously and delivering an outstanding university performance.

The Scientific Content:

The students study Documentation, Libraries and Information Sciences, Public References, and Statistics, and learn about the origin and history of the Arabic Archive and Manuscripts, as well as the science of the Arabic Papyrus. They also study the Science of Arabic Writing, the categories of Audiovisual Materials, and the terminologies of each category. The students also learn how to control the secondary sources of information in its electronic and traditional forms, and learn about the fundamentals of modern publication industry, its structure, characteristics and trends. The Students study information and libraries’ networks and the theoretical and scientific foundations of intellectual production research services available in the sources of electronic information sources through networks or CDS. The study in the department also deals with the laws and legislations that governs the flow of information, the origin and development of the internet, and the possibilities available through the network such as E-mail services, interest groups, and file transfer,… etc. The study in the department also deals with how to market information services and how to use the computer in the fields of archive and documentation. The students also learns about the systems and institutions that issued the public and private Arabic documents in various eras, the rules of indexing the different types of documents, the abstraction and indexing, administrative information systems, analyzing and designing systems, as well as the systems of managing databases, its development and how to plan to design it both in logical and materialistic terms. The students also become fully acquainted with English, Arabic and Turkish Language in addition to field assignments in one of the libraries.

The Scientific Content of the Department’s Courses:

Staff Members and Their Assistants

Job Title

Name

Professor and the dean of the faculty

Professor/ Reda Sayed Ahmed

Professor and head of the department

Professor/ Shalaby Ibrahim

El-Geedy

Pofessor

Professor/ Sobhy Attia Yonis

Emeritus Professor

Professor/ Hussien Abd El-Raheem

Eleewa

Emeritus Professor

Professor/ Abd El-Mageed

Abo El-Fotooh

Badawy

Emeritus Professor

Professor/ Talaat Esmaeel Ramadan

Emeritus Professor

Professor/ Mohamed Eissa

El-Hareery

Emeritus Professor

Professor/ Ali Mohamed Hamed

Shalaby

Emeritus Professor

Professor/ Wessam Abd El-Azeez

Farag

Emeritus Professor

Professor/ Abd El-Ghany Mahmoud

Abd El-Atty

Emeritus Professor

Professor/ Ibrahim Adb El-Mageed

Mohamed

Emeritus Professor

Professor/ Reda Abd El-Gawad

Raslan.

Emeritus Professor

Pofessor/ Ibrahim El-Adl El-Morsy

Associate Professr

Pofessor/ Magdy El-Sayed Hasheesh

Associate Professr

Professor/ Abd El-Haleem Ali

Ramadan

Associate Professr

Professor/ Ashraf Mohamed Anas

Associate Professr

Professor/ Amal Ahmed Hamed

Abd El-Azeez

Emeritus Lecturer

Dr./ Reyad Mohamed El-Refaee

Lecturer

Dr./ Magda El-sayed Yossef

Lecturer

Dr./ Ahmed Kamel Abd

El-Maksood

Lecturer

Dr./ Madeeha El-Sayed El-Feky

Lecturer

Dr./ Dalia Hanafy Mahmoud

Lecturer

Dr./ Salma Mahmoud Ismaeel

Lecturer

Dr./ Kareem Abd El-gany

Mahmoud

Lecturer

Dr./ Mohamed Kamal El-sayed

Lecturer

Dr./ Ahmed Mohamed

Abd El-hameed

Lecturer

Dr./ Fatma Abd El-monem Rafaee

Lecturer

Dr./ Rasha Abd El-Mgeeb Yossef

Tarabeya

Lecturer

Dr./ Shrook Samir Mansor Hekal

Assistant Lecturer

Mr./ Ammar Mahmoud Ali

El-Hosary

Assistant Lecturer

Mr./ Wael Abd El-wahab

Abo-Sereea

Assistant Lecturer

Mr./ Ibrahim Ibrahim Mohamed

Ali Seada

Demonstrator

Miss/ Fatma El-Zahraa El-Sayed

Demonstrator

Miss/ Amal El-Hasaneen Omar

Mosa

Demonstrator

Miss/ Layla Mahmoud Mohamed

Demonstrator

Miss/ Rasha Tharwat Yossef

El-Sayed

Demonstrator

Miss/ Shaymaa Ramzy Abd El-razek

The Department's List of Subjects

First Year (General Subjects)

First Semester

Second Semester

1

Persian Grammar I

Persian Grammar II

2

Persian Writing I

Persian Writing II

3

Ancient History of Iran

Ancient History of the Far East

4

History Of Semitic Languages

Arabic

5

General Linguistics

Modern European Language

6

Hebrew Syntax and Morphology

Hebrew Syntax and Morphology II

7

Modern Hebrew Texts

Modern Hebrew Listening and Speaking

8

Human Rights

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Languages of the Islamic Nation (Persian- Turkish- Urdu)

Second Year

First Semester

Second Semester

1

Persian Stylistics

Persian Prose till the end of Seljuk

2

Persian Poetry until the end of the Seljuk Era

Urdu Grammar I

3

Turkish Grammar I

Islamic Arts and Monuments

4

History of Iran till the Sixth Century of Hijrah

Arabic (Pre-Islamic Literature)

5

An Introduction to Arabic Literature

European Texts I

6

Persian Influence on the Islamic Civilization

Persian Mysticism

7

Persian Literary Figures (Poetry and Prose) I

Introduction to Turkish or Urdu Lit

Languages of the Islamic Nation (Persian- Turkish- Urdu)

Third Year

First Semester

Second Semester

1

Persian Conversation

Persian Poetry in Mughal and Timorese Periods

2

Persian Prose in Mughal and Timorese Periods

Persian Novel

3

Turkish or Urdu Stylistics

Urdu or Turkish Texts

4

History of Iran in Mughal and Timorese Periods

Arabic (Abbasi and Andulusi Lit)

5

History of Islamic Doctrines

European Texts II

6

Persian Storytelling

Ottoman Empire and India's History

7

Persian Literary Figures (Poetry and Prose) II

Persian Library

Languages of the Islamic Nation (Persian- Turkish- Urdu)

Fourth Year

First Semester

Second Semester

1

Comparative Lit (Islamic and Arabic)

Turkish or Urdu Poetry

2

Persian Poetry in Safawi and Afshari Periods

Islamic Sufism

3

Persian Translation

Modern Persian Poetry

4

History of Iran since Safawi Period

Turkish or Urdu Translation

5

Persian Drama

Persian Rhetoric

6

Persian Prose in Safawi and Afshari Periods

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                                              Semitic Languages (Hebrew-Abyssinian- Syriac)            

Second Year

First Semester

Second Semester

1

Modern Hebrew Syntax and Morphology III

Same as First Semester

2

Modern Hebrew Listening and Speaking II

Hebrew Listening and Speaking III

3

Ancient Hebrew Text

Modern Hebrew Prose

4

Abyssinian Grammar

Arabic (Writing and Grammar)

5

Modern Hebrew Poetry

European Language

6

Jews' Ancient History

Palestinian History

7

Phonetics

Syriac Grammar

                                              Semitic Languages (Hebrew-Abyssinian- Syriac)            

Third Year

First Semester

Second Semester

1

Mishna and Talmoud Hebrew Texts

History of Modern Hebrew(European)

2

Jewish Doctrines

Contemporary Hebrew Texts

3

Hebrew Short Story

Hebrew Translation

4

Syriac or Abyssinian Grammar

Arabic Texts in Abbasi and Andulusi

5

Hebrew Translation

European Texts

6

History of Modern Hebrew (Haskalah)

Comparative Religion

7

History of Middle Age Hebrew

Syriac or Abyssinian Literature

                                              Semitic Languages (Hebrew-Abyssinian- Syriac)            

Fourth Year

First Semester

Second Semester

1

Hebrew Literature (Palestinian Era)

Hebrew Literature ("Israeli" Era)

2

Old Testament Criticism

Modern Hebrew Conversation

3

Abyssinian or Syriac Prose or Poetry

History of Syriac or Abyssinian Lit.

4

Comparative Languages

Middle Age Hebrew Texts

5

Hebrew Translation

European Text II

6

Arabic Translation into Hebrew

Jews in Islamic History

7

Middle Age Hebrew Texts

Audio Translation (In Laboratory)

Name

Position

1

Prof. Asmaa Ahmed El-Sherbiny

Professor

2

Prof. Mohsen AbdelGhany Gabr

Professor

3

Prof. Hamdy Muhammad Shahin

Head of the Department

4

Dr. Ali Muhammad Ali Mustafa

Associate Professor

5

Prof. Muhammad AbdelAziz El-Refaey

Professor Emeritus

6

Dr. Abdullah Muhammad Al-Betebsy

Lecturer

7

Dr. Islam Ahmed El-Sady

Lecturer

8

Dr. Suzy AbdelMoniem El-Sayed

Lecturer

9

Dr. Mona AbdelMoniem Kasem

Lecturer

10

Dr. Suzan Muhammad El-Refaey

Lecturer

11

Dr. Muhammad Hassan El-Sawy

Lecturer

12

Dr. Basma Hosny Ahmed Saleh

Lecturer

13

Dr. Rania Shawky Muhammad Hassan

Lecturer

14

Dr. GhadaBadawyAbdelAzeem

Assistant Lecturer

15

Dr. Rehab Farouk Gad

Assistant Lecturer

16

Dr. Rolla Taha El-Sharkawy

Assistant Lecturer

17

Rania AbdelhamidAboukarima

Demonstrator

18

ShereenTharwatHasaneenMokbel

Demonstrator

19

Sara HamedHawass

Demonstrator

20

Sally Muhammad El-Sheikh

Demonstrator

21

Basma Awad Ahmed Sarhan

Demonstrator

22

SamahElsaid Muhammad Helmy

Demonstrator

23

Dina Ahmed Sultan

Demonstrator

Department of Greek and Latin Studies 

First year

series

First Semester

        Second Semester

1

Greek language

Latin Exercise

2

Greek history

Greek literature until the end of the classical era

3

Greek Antiquities                                        

Arab Islamic civilization and

Greek heritage

4

 Modern Greek language           

Arabic

5

Latin language         

Greek language exercises

6

 Modern European language      

Modern Italian Language

7

Greek Philosophy

8

Human rights and general legal principles

Second year

series

First Semester

Second Semester

1

Greek language

Latin Exercises

2

Alexandrian literature

Latin literature until the end of the Golden Age

3

 Roman history until the end of the Republic

Philosophy in Roman times

4

Romania relics

Arabic

5

 Modern European language

Greek language exercises

6

 Latin language

Modern Italian Language

7

 Modern Greek language

Third year

series

First Semester

Second Semester

1

Greek Texts (Poetry)

Latin texts (prose)

2

 Latin Literature (Silver Age)

Translation from and to Latin

3

History of Egypt in the Ptolemaic Period

Special theme in Greek literature

4

 Translation from and  to Greek

Greek texts (prose)

5

Latin Texts (Poetry)

History of the Roman Empire

6

Greek and Latin inscriptions

Modern European language

7

Modern Greek language

Modern Italian language

Forth year

series

First Semester

Second Semester

1

Latin Texts (Poetry)

Latin texts (prose)

2

Greek Texts (Poetry)

 Latin Literary criticism

3

 Criticism of the Greek and Latin languages

Greek papyrus

4

Modern Greek language

History of Egypt under Roman rule

5

Greek literary criticism

Greek texts (prose)

6

Special theme  in Latin literature

Modern Italian language

Series

Name

Degree

Specilisation

Email

1

Associate

Professor

Dr . Magdy Ahmed Ismail Ali

Associate

Professor

Greek, papyrus and inscriptions

Head of the Department of Greek and Latin Studies

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2

Associate

Professor

Dr . Magdy Sobhy Abdel Hamid El Hawary

Associate

Professor

Religion and Comparative Literature

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3

4

Associate

Professor

Dr. Nahla Abdel Rahim Sayed Ahmed

Dr.Dahab Abdulaziz Ramadan Hassan

Associate

Professor

lecturer

Greek Literature and  

Alexandrian literature

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5

Dr. Yasser Abdulrahman Ibrahim Al-Leithi

lecturer

Greek Literature

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6

Dr. Abdel Aziz Emam Mahmoud Ahmed

lecturer

Latin Literature

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7

Dr. Hamdy Refaat Fahmy El Sayed

lecturer

Latin language and literature

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8

Dr. Vasilyke Nikola Nikitopoulou

lecturer

Papyrus and inscriptions

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9

Dr. Rania Mohammed Mustafa Salam

lecturer

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10

Dr. Maryam Wissa Wassef Hanna

lecturer

Greek Literature

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11

Mrs  / Nahed Fathy elarabawy

Demonstrator

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12

Mrs  / Magda Ibrahim Ibrahim Mohamed El Sayed

Demonstrator

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13

Mrs  / Doaa Fathy Mohamed Hassan

Demonstrator

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14

Mrs  / Dalia Adel El Sherbiny Raslan

Demonstrator

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15

Mrs  / Leqaa  Abdul Latif Abu Atta Abdul Latif

Demonstrator

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16

Mrs. Fatima El Sayed Mohamed Ali Hamouda

Demonstrator

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Mrs  / Doaa ali ali alalfi

Demonstrator

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Mrs/menn atallah remah nasif Abdulhaid

Demonstrator

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19

Mrs  / Heba  Ramah Nasif Abdul Hadi

Demonstrator

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20

Mrs  /  Nermeen Mohamed Refaat Ibrahim Habib

Demonstrator

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The Department of French Language

The Alumni  Network of the Department of French Language

On the 10^th of April, 2012, the council of the department of French language approved the establishment of the department’s alumni association under the chairmanship of prof. MahaAbd Al-LatifAlsegeny, Head of the department of French language, and with the participation of all the department’s staff members and their assistants.

A Synopsis about the Department and its Objectives:

The Faculty of Arts was the first building brick in the edifice of Mansoura University, and since then the department of French has been eager to keep the staff members and the scientific research at a high level of competence and scientific ability, while on the same time continuing to develop the courses and subjectsthat are taught in the department.

• Courses were designed in a systematic manner in order to lead the students to a high level of language proficiency and academic achievement.
• Serious training on independent thinking and expressing one’s self fully and precisely both verbally and orally was taken care of while preparing the bachelor’s degree courses.
• The courses were basically designed to prepare students to work in the fields of teaching, translation and literary criticism.

The Vision:

The Department of French language Looks forward to achieving excellence in the fields of teaching and scientific research in the linguistics and literature of the French language locally and regionally.

The Mission:

The Department of French seeks to provide integrated education and training on the French Language, its literature, and theoretical and applied linguistics. The department also aims at developing the student’s linguistic and intellectual skill in order to meet the needs of the labor market.It also takes care of scientific research, community service and encourages communication and understanding between different cultures.

The Objectives

1. Providing students with comprehensive knowledge of the French language, its literature, and its linguistics.
2. Developing students' linguistic and communication skills through the use of theoretical and technical means in teaching listening, speaking, reading and writing.
3. Studying the French literature with its different majorsduring different historical phases.
4. Developing students’ creativity and preparing them to criticize and analyze literary texts.
5. Improving students’ critical thinking skills and developing their research skills in the field of specialization.
6. Conducting theoretical and comparative researches in the field of French literature and linguistics.
7. 7. Enriching the community through the participation of thedepartment’sstaff members in various activities such as teaching, writing, translation and lecturing.
8. Encouraging critical understanding of the French-speaking world’s thought and culture, andpromoting cultural communication with French-speaking nations and people.

In order to Achieve these objectives, the department focuses on two main aspects: the first one is the practical training in the language labs, which aims at helping the students to acquire the essential linguistic skills. The second one is the theoretical training that deals with linguistics and literature.

Curriculums for all the divisions

Bachelor’s Degree in French Language program:

The department of French provides a university study program that leads to acquiring the Bachelor’s Degree in French Language, and this degree allows the students to:

• Teaching French Language in secondary schools or any equivalent levels in French language learning centers after receiving appropriate educational training.
• Continuing their post-graduate studies in literature, linguistics, or civilization.
• Continuing their study in the professional diploma of simultaneous and written translation.
• Working in fields that require French language skills such as: translation, tourism, teaching, foreign relations, or French institutions.

The Department’s Strategy for developing performance and raising students’ levels:

The Department of French Language seeks to develop the performance of the educational processand to create opportunities in order to raise the level of the students and the assistant staff members. Therefore, the department has activated the following international agreements:

Mansoura University / Lyon 2University Agreement

• This agreement between Mansoura University, Lyon 2 University, and the French Embassy’s French Cultural Centergives first year students, who are promoted to second year, the chance of receiving summer training during July and August for five days a week (25 hours weekly training in the basic French language skills). The training is offered to two groups of students, and each group of 25 students is trained by a French instructor who is a graduate of Lyon 2 university and specialize in the field of teaching non-native speakers. The scientific content which is taught to the students during this training is supervised and designed by a professor from Lyon 2 University.This agreement has been held and activated since 2008 and up till now.
• The department also organizes supplementary courses for these students during the following academic year so that the benefit continues and the students’ language skills continue to develop.

Mansoura University / Francophone University Association Agreement

After Mansoura University has become a member of the Francophone University Association, cooperation protocols were held between the university and the Association in the field of raising students’ levels by holding a training course for the first, second, and third year students throughout the academic year. This training course is usually supervised by a French Trainer.

Developing the skills of the Assistant Staff members’ Committee that includes Demonstrators and Associate Lecturers:

• Through the cooperation protocol between Mansoura University and the Francophone University Association, the department of French Language has organized a training course“Applications on the French language used in the medical field” for the demonstrators and the associate lecturers in the departments of French language in Mansoura University (faculty of Arts- Faculty of Education – Faculty of Arts, Damietta), during which the French expert AnokPolikan trained from 13 to 20 December 2009.
• The department also monitors the capacity development programs of thedemonstrators and the assistant lecturers in the trainer training courses organized by the French Embassy’s French Cultural Center, which was of a great benefit to them especially that the training is conducted by French teachers who are specialized in the modern techniques of teaching foreign languages.

To make sure that the students of the bachelor’s degree are fully aware of their field of specialty, the program seeks to achieve its scientific objectives through two stages:

• The first stage: developing the students’’ linguistic skills in listening, speaking, reading and writing so that the program’s graduates can use these skills in different situations.
• The second stage : Providing students with basic knowledge of:
  • The linguistic theories that provide a description of the different aspects of language such as : Phonetics, syntax, and composition
  • The most important theories of language acquisition, including the theories of reading and writing in the French language as a second language and its applications in learning French Language as a foreign language.
  • The main issues of translation, its principles, and approaches.
  • The most important literary works including the most prominent poets, novels, plays, short stories, and selections of the 20^th century literature.

The Teaching Staff Members and their Assistants :

Registration requirements for master degree in arts

Mission of the geographical program

An abstract about the geography department  

Curricula or courses in the pre-master year

Objectives of the geographical program

Study in the department

PhD in arts

Students' evaluation for the member of faculty staff

Scientific content of the courses

Statistic for MA and PhD dissertations
 

 Members of faculty staff and their assistants

Department's library

Department's library

The geographical program development project

Vision of the geographical program

No.

Head of the Department

Period of time

Job Title

Prof. Dr. Talaat Ismaeel Ramadan

1986: 1987

Supervisor of the department

Prof. Dr.Mohammad Issa Hariri

1989: 1987

Supervisor of the department

Prof. Dr.Ahmed Hassan Ibraheem

1989: 1990

Supervisor of the department

Prof. Dr.Mohammed Hijazi Mohammed

1990: 1993

Supervisor of the department

Prof.Dr. Abd El-hameed Ahmed Cleo

1993: 1999

Acting head of department

Prof. Dr.Mohamed Abd El- Aziz El- Hindawi Abd El-Aal

1999: 2003

Tenured assistant professor for the supervision of the geography department

 Prof.Dr. Munir Bassiouny Salem El-hity

2003: 2009

Acting head of department

No.

First Semester

Second Semester

1-

Geography of structure and topographical relief

Research methods and development of the geographical thought

2-

Human geography

Geography of rural settlements

3-

Economic geography

Agricultural geography

4-

Field study (population and settlement)

Maps and surveying

5-

History of Egypt and the ancient Near East

Arabic language

6-

Modern European language

No.

First Semester

Second Semester

1-

Geography of climate and meteorology

Geography of population

2-

Field study (services)

Geography of minerals and energy

3-

Eurasia

Geography of the Arab World

4-

Natural maps 

seas and oceans

5-

Features of Islamic and Medieval European history

Modern European language

6-

Arabic language

No.

First Semester

Second Semester

1-

Geomorphology (Earth surface formations)

Geography of transport and trade

2-

 Geography of cities

Maps of economic and population distribution

3-

Geography of the New World

Geography of the dry land

4-

Modern and contemporary history of Europe

Field study (economic)

5-

Geographical texts in modern European language

Geography of soil and plant

No.

First Semester

Second Semester

1-

Geomorphology (Earth surface formations)

Geography of cities

2-

Geography of transport and trade

Maps of economic and population distribution

3-

Geographical texts in modern European language

Statistics and geographical applications

4-

Geological maps

Field study (economic)

5-

Tachometric surveyor (rapid mechanism)

Technical methods

6-

Map projections

7-

Modern and contemporary history of Europe

No.

First Semester

Second Semester

1-

Natural geography of Egypt

Human geography of Egypt

2-

Regional planning

Geography of Africa and Nile Basin

3-

Political geography

Geography of services

4-

Geography of the environment

Historic geography

5-

Geographical texts in modern European language

Civil geography (natural and environmental)

6-

Modern and contemporary history of Europe

No.

First Semester

Second Semester

1-

Natural geography of Egypt

Human geography of Egypt

2-

Regional planning

Geography of Africa and Nile Basin

3-

Geographical texts in modern European language

Topographic contoured maps

4-

Aerial maps

Field Study

5-

Political geography

Applied cartographic project

6-

Maps of climate and weather

7-

Modern and contemporary history of Europe

No.

Name

Job

1.

Prof. Dr. Mahmoud Abd El-Aziz Abu El-Enin

Full professor

2.

Dr. Abd El- Hameed Ahmed Cleo

Assistant Professor

3.

Dr. Magdy Shafiq El-Sayed Saqr

Assistant Professor

4.

Dr. Hoda Mohammed Mahmoud Hassaneen

Assistant Professor

5.

Prof. Dr. Munir Bassiouny El-hity

Assistant Professor (On loan)

6.

 Dr. Mervat Ahmed Khallaf

Assistant Professor (On loan)

7.

 Prof. Dr.Mosaad Salama Mandour

Assistant Professor(On loan)

8.

Dr. Mustafa Abd El- Aal Tammam

Lecturer

9.

Dr. Mohamed Abd El-Hameed El-Jazairi

Lecturer

10.

Dr. Hwaida Ibraheem Ramadan

Lecturer

11.

Dr. Hussein Saad Hussein El-Deeb

Lecturer

12.

Dr. Mohammed Shawky Mohammed Nassif

Lecturer

13.

Dr. Ramadan Abd El- Hameed Nofal

Lecturer

14.

Dr. Shohdi Abd El- Hameed Al-Khawaja

Lecturer

15.

Dr. Wael Abdullah Ibraheem

Lecturer (On Loan)

16.

Dr. Mohammed Irfan Taha El - Amrawi

Lecturer

17.

Dr. Maha Hassaneen Ahmed

Lecturer

18.

Tolbah Tolbah Borham

Administrator

19.

Mohammed Abd El- Ghani Abd El- Hameed

Administrator

No.

Academic course

Number of theoretical hours

1-

Natural Geography

3

2-

Human Geography

2

3-

Geographical  Research Methods

2

4-

Quantitative Geography

2

5-

Research Auditorium

2

6-

Modern European Language

2

Number of hours per week

13