Important Announcement – Summer School at Huazhong Agricultural University

Under the patronage of:
Prof. Dr. Nasser El-Gizawy – President of the University
Prof. Dr. Jehan Abdelhady – Vice President for Graduate Studies and Research

The International Relations Office announces the opening of applications for participation in the Summer School program at Huazhong Agricultural University, scheduled from July 1 to July 21, 2026, in the following fields:

? Biotechnology
? Nanotechnology
? Genetics
? Bioinformatics

? Application Requirements:

• Open to undergraduate students and teaching assistants at Benha University
• Proficiency in English (a certified proof of language proficiency is preferred)
• A valid passport with at least 6 months of remaining validity
• Submission of a Motivation Letter

? Program Benefits:

• Accommodation provided by the summer school
• Domestic transportation within China covered
• Meals provided

? Costs:

• Participants are responsible for round-trip airfare
• Any additional personal expenses are to be covered by the participant

? Application Deadline: April 1, 2026

? Application Link:
docs.google.com

Important Notice for Students of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine – Benha University

Please be informed that buses will depart tomorrow according to the following schedule to attend the Second Employment and Career Development Forum at Benha University:

Bus 1: In front of the Faculty of Arts, Benha — 8:00 AM
Bus 2: From the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Moshtohor — 8:00 AM

All students are kindly requested to arrive before the scheduled departure time to ensure timely movement and avoid delays.

Thank you for your cooperation and commitment 

In Line with State Efforts: Benha University Implements 12 Measures to Rationalize Electricity Consumption

Dr. Nasser El-Gizawy, President of Benha University, announced that the university has adopted a comprehensive plan to reduce electricity consumption across all its facilities and affiliated units. This initiative aligns with the Egyptian state’s efforts to promote energy efficiency and responds to global climate changes, as well as challenges affecting supply chains and fuel prices.

The plan includes 12 key measures as follows:

1. Switching off high-consumption lighting in buildings and facilities and maximizing the use of natural daylight during morning hours.
2. Inspecting all electrical systems across the university to ensure safety and compliance with operational standards, reducing energy waste.
3. Developing a plan to transition to solar water heaters in university dormitories, hospitals, and laboratories.
4. Adhering to the Egyptian energy efficiency code when constructing new facilities in the future.
5. Reducing lighting levels in roads and entrances across the campus by 50%.
6. Operating air conditioning systems in summer at 26°C, except in rooms requiring lower temperatures due to scientific or medical equipment.
7. Launching awareness campaigns across faculties and administrative units on the importance of energy conservation.
8. Using energy-efficient lighting (LED) in university buildings and facilities.
9. Implementing solar-powered lighting for campus fences and green areas.
10. Forming a committee comprising members of the Engineering Administration and professors from the Faculties of Engineering (Shoubra and Benha) to monitor electricity consumption.
11. Ensuring that electricity is switched off in all facilities after official working hours.
12. Expanding the number of solar-powered units across the university.

This initiative reflects the university’s commitment to sustainability, efficient resource management, and environmental responsibility.