The club aims to enhance the students’ social skills through participating in organizing the university events, e.g. Welcome parties festivals, graduation ceremonies, orientations, Employment fair ….etc.

AIESEC offers talent solutions to a variety of organizations such as companies, start-ups and NGOs to find and bring on board the right candidate for the job from our pool of global talents.

Holding charity work like visiting orphanages and giving MIU students the chance to help these children and bring them happiness.

We are committed to maintaining a compromise between both real knowledge and entertainment through social marketing campaigns.

An Organizational project that seeks to provide a Pharmaceutical service represented in unique information and advice, hoping for a healthier patient and more aware healthcare professionals.

An educational club that aims at maximizing the intellectual, emotional, social and physical potential for children, to help in forming a more effective society.

ElWarsha is an artistic club at MIU and other international universities that aims at improving the artistic skills through a variety of workshops and also spreading art everywhere outside campus.

The club has the vision of initiating a club that serves both MIU students and the community in terms of human development, awareness and charity-based activities that include tangible and intangible aids.

Community Dental Care MIU involves the students to spread and provide dental health awareness by running educational campaigns, community service activities, dental researches and statistics, and dental convoys supported by MIU dental hospital and staff.

It provides opportunities for MIU students to explore various media outlets, organizations and programming at the local state and national levels.

Stock Market Simulation “SMS”, is an on-campus annual academic event organized by students. It is a 9-day event divided into 4 days of Academic Sessions and 3 days for the Stock Market Simulation. In the academic sessions, delegates gain information about worldwide stock exchanges, role of financial institutions and members, as well as recent global economic events. In addition, the Simulation applies a real life experience using a computerized system to help the delegates live the stock market world as a Broker, Investor, Mutual Fund, or a Bank.

The club aims to develop the musical and artistic skills of MIU students through training them to sing, play musical instruments and set up musical concerts.

IEEE is an academic association that targets computer science and ECE students. It aims at upgrading their technical skills to practical ones. As an on-campus club, IEEE arranges a number of events, starting with the Easter Event right before the final exams, ending with the Professional Week that is held annually as a closing event to each academic year.

The Dental Student Scientific Association of Misr International University (DSSA MIU) is part of DSSA Egypt, a full member in the International Association of Dental Students (IADS). DSSA MIU was established in December 2015, and is currently running under the supervision of Prof. Nehad Samir. DSSA MIU does various programs, including but not limited to, prophylaxis campaigns, scientific research and events, dental convoys, student exchange and more. DSSA MIU currently has 52 members, varying from instructors and professors, interns and dentistry students.

MST is a marketing simulation tournament club based in MIU. Our club performs on campus every year aiming to add value to our university and students by bringing an online marketing simulation that is played by 100 delegates from the university. All what we do is that we give sessions to help the delegates with their simulation, way of thinking and their decisions since our delegates are most likely from different disciplines other than Business. We are planning to set 3 events this year including the main event. Our simulation tournament offers the delegates an international certificate that is granted by “Market Place Organization”.

LASIM MIU, the League of Arab States Integrated Model is a student activity fully accredited and sponsored by the league of Arab States headquartered in Cairo, Egypt. It’s an activity that aims at promoting the Arab league and its importance to university students around Egypt and the Arab world. The model also includes discussing topics that matter to our Arab world politically, economically and socially. It is active and working in 20 universities around Egypt including BUE, AAST, Nile University, Sherouk Academy, 6 of October University, Delta University, Cairo university, Ain shams university, Alexandria University, etc. The model will reach a target of 40 universities 2019 both on the national and the Arab world scale. Every year students from every university make a project based on the sustainable development goals to solve a problem in the Arab world, then all universities are assigned an Arab country to represent at the Great Hall final conference at the Arab league. All projects are represented in a competition for the best university.

Model United Nations is a simulation of the UN General Assembly and other multilateral bodies. In model UN, students step into the shoes of ambassadors from UN member states to debate current issues on the organization’s agenda.

International Hepatitis Club located in MIU is a student activity run by volunteers who aim to provide a Hepatitis C & B Free community, through major awareness campaigns, Screening campaigns and treatment campaigns held by our follow-up team.
Our target is to raise awareness about the diseases, avoiding the infection and getting the right treatment. Sponsored by Pharco, we provide screening for all the targeted citizens and the follow up team guides them through the treatment journey.

LEAD combines 4 Main aspects in one club which are: Sports, Development, Charity and Entertainment.

Ted is a non-profit organization dedicated to spreading ideas that are worth spreading. TED stands for Technology, Entertainment and Design, three areas that are collectively shaping our future.

Enactus is a worldwide organization that aims at raising awareness of entrepreneurship. This is done through sessions and participation in national competitions by our projects with the 56 other universities. Afterwards, we will join the world cup competition between 37 countries.

Gamers Legacy is the first entertainment club at the MIU that organizes Gaming & Animi Events. It also gives academic sessions in “Gaming Development” Fields which use 3DSMAX & Unity Engine.

MIU Entrepreneurship Week was launched by Linum MIU to celebrate the Global Entrepreneurship Week with MIU students by providing different workshops and talks that tackle the main topics in entrepreneurship to help MIU students in building their own startups.

Aim: To prepare MIU students to be globally aware and culturally competent citizens in an
interconnected world.
The club achieves this by facilitating exchange-student buddy systems; hosting webinars
with overseas universities; and creating campaigns that address the United Nations
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) from a cross-border perspective.
Advisor: Dr Hady Gamal

Aim: To develop technical and artistic skills in visual storytelling through the lens of a
camera. The club achieves this by conducting workshops on composition, lighting, editing
software (e.g., Lightroom, Photoshop), and smartphone photography; organizing photo walks
around Cairo and MIU’s campus; hosting themed contests and exhibitions; and providing
event coverage for university activities. The club also explores documentary photography to
capture Egypt’s changing social and architectural landscapes.
Advisor: Dr Ramez Naguib

Aim: To nurture creative and critical writing skills in both Arabic and English, providing a
supportive community for aspiring poets, storytellers, journalists, and essayists.
The club achieves this by organizing weekly writing workshops, peer critique sessions, and
prompts to overcome writer’s block; publishing a student-run digital or print literary
magazine; organizing poetry slams and short-story competitions; and inviting published
authors for masterclasses. The club also encourages academic writing, blogging, and writing
for social change.
Advisor: Dr. Magdy Ahmed

Aim: To celebrate and facilitate cultural exchange among MIU’s Egyptian and international
students (including exchange students, expatriates, and returnees).
The club achieves this hosting international food festivals, language exchange tables (Arabic,
English, French, Spanish, etc.), cultural nights, and discussion panels on adapting to different
cultures. The club also provides a welcoming support network to help international students
integrate into campus life and Egyptian society.
Advisor: Mrs. Yosra Eid

Aim: The Investment Club is established to enhance financial literacy and promote
informed understanding of personal finance, investment principles, and economic trends.
The club provides a learning environment where students can explore financial concepts and
develop analytical skills relevant to personal and professional success. Members will have
opportunities to learn about financial planning, investment strategies, capital markets, risk
assessment, and economic development through educational and experiential activities.
The Investment Club aims to cultivate financial responsibility, critical thinking, and
informed decision-making, preparing students to navigate complex financial environments
with confidence.

Men’s Football Team- Women’s Football Team
Responsibilities of the Coordinator
 Prepare announcements and send emails to students at the beginning of the academic year to recruit participants and form teams for various sports.
 Receive applications and ensure that all documents required by the Egyptian Universities Sports Federation are submitted, while facilitating all related administrative procedures.
 Register students and obtain official identification cards for participation in competitions organized by the Egyptian Universities Sports Federation.
 Monitor competition schedules and keep students informed of upcoming events.
 Coordinate with the University to provide and distribute uniforms to team members.
 Accompany students during competitions and ensure that all necessary arrangements are in place, including tournament registration, meals, and transportation, while remaining available throughout the duration of each event.
 Prepare a comprehensive annual report on all sports activities and competitions in which the University participated, including photographs, results, locations, and dates.
Sport Coordinator: Khaled Abdel Moneim
Men’s Football Team
• Number of Participants: Fifteen students
• Faculties: (Business Administration – Mass Communication – Computer Science –
Communications Engineering)
• Clubs: (El Ghaba – Telecom Egypt – ENPPI – Petrosport – Easy Sports – El Tayaran –
El Mostaqbal Youth Center – Heliopolis – Arab Contractors)

• Training Sessions: The University organizes two to three on-campus training sessions.
 Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship) and the Fifth Sector Championship for Private Universities
• International Competitions: The University does not participate in any international football competitions at the men’s level.
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end of the academic year.
II. Women’s Football Team
• Number of Participants: Twelve students
• Faculties: Business Administration – Mass Communication – Computer Science – Pharmacy
• Clubs: El Gouna – Pyramids – El Zohour – SIK FC – Al Nasr Lel Solb – Palm Hills
• Training Sessions: The University organizes two to three on-campus training sessions.
 Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship) and the Fifth Sector Championship for Private Universities
• International Competitions: The University does not participate in any international football competitions at the women’s level.
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end
of the academic year.

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Men’s Volleyball Team- Women’s Volleyball Team
Responsibilities of the Coordinator
• Prepare announcements and send emails to students at the beginning of the academic year to recruit participants and form teams for various sports.
• Receive applications and ensure that all documents required by the Egyptian Universities Sports Federation are submitted, while facilitating all related administrative procedures.
• Register students and obtain official identification cards for participation in competitions organized by the Egyptian Universities Sports Federation.
• Monitor competition schedules and keep students informed of upcoming events.
• Coordinate with the University to provide and distribute uniforms to team members.
• Accompany students during competitions and ensure that all necessary arrangements are in place, including tournament registration, meals, and transportation, while remaining available throughout the duration of each event.
• Prepare a comprehensive annual report on all sports activities and competitions in which the University participated, including photographs, results, locations, and dates.
Sport Coordinator: Abdelrahman Adel
Men’s Volleyball Team
• Number of Participants: Ten students
• Faculties: (Business Administration – Mass Communication – Computer Science –
Pharmacy – Communications Engineering)
• Clubs: (Police Sporting Union Club- El Tayaran – El Qanah – Maadi – Wadi Degla –
El Gaish – Al Ahly)
• Training Sessions: The University organizes two to three off-campus training sessions.
 Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship) and the Fifth Sector Championship for Private Universities
• International Competitions: African Universities Championship and International Universities Championship
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end of the academic year.

II. Women’s Volleyball Team
• Number of Participants: Twenty students
• Faculties: (Business Administration – Mass Communication – Computer Science –
Pharmacy – Dentistry)
• Clubs: (Shooting Club – Zamalek – Nasr City – Wadi Degla – El Shams – Al Ahly –Arab Contractor.
• Training Sessions: The University organizes two to three off-campus training sessions.
• Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship) and the Fifth Sector Championship for Private Universities
• International Competitions: African University Games and World Inter-Universities Championship.
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end
of the academic year.

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(Gymnastics- Track and Field- Fencing- CrossFit- Modern Pentathlon- Shooting- Esports)
Responsibilities of the Coordinator
• Prepare announcements and send emails to students at the beginning of the academic year to recruit participants and form teams for various sports.
• Receive applications and ensure that all documents required by the Egyptian Universities Sports Federation are submitted, while facilitating all related administrative procedures.
• Register students and obtain official identification cards for participation in competitions organized by the Egyptian Universities Sports Federation.
• Monitor competition schedules and keep students informed of upcoming events.
• Coordinate with the University to provide and distribute uniforms to team members.
• Accompany students during competitions and ensure that all necessary arrangements are in place, including tournament registration, meals, and transportation, while remaining available throughout the duration of each event.
• Prepare a comprehensive annual report on all sports activities and competitions in which the University has participated, including photographs, results, locations, and dates.
Sport Coordinator: Mohamed Sha’aban
I- Gymnastics
• Number of Participants: Five students (four males and one female)
• Represented Faculties: Architecture, Computer Science, Electronics and Communications, and Business Administration
• Sports Clubs: Al-Ahly Club, Nasr City Club, and Wadi Degla Club
• Training Sessions: The University does not provide any training sessions; students train at their respective clubs.
• Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship)
• International Competitions: African University Games and the World Inter-Universities Championship.
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end of the academic year

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II- Track and Field
• Number of Participants: Five students (two males and three females)
• Represented Faculties: Business Administration, Dentistry, and Mass Communication
• Sports Clubs: Al-Ahly Club, El Shams Club, and Zamalek Club
• Training Sessions: The university does not provide any training sessions; students train at their respective clubs.
• Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship) and the Fifth Sector Championship for Private Universities
• International Competitions: African University Games and World Inter-Universities Championship.
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end of the academic year.

III- Fencing
• Number of Participants: 6 students (3 males and 3 females)
• Represented Faculties: Dentistry, Computer Science, Mass Communication, and Business Administration
• Sports Clubs: Egyptian Fencing Club, El Shams Club, Maadi Club, and Tanta Club
• Training Sessions: The university does not provide any training sessions; students train at their own clubs.
• Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship) and the Fifth Sector Championship for Private Universities
• International Competitions: African University Games
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end of the academic year.

IV- CrossFit
• Number of Participants: One student (female)
• Represented Faculties: Business Administration
• Sports Clubs: Trio Academy
• Training Sessions: The university does not provide any training sessions; students train at their own club.
• Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship) and the Fifth Sector Championship for Private Universities
• International Competitions: The University does not participate in any international championship for this sport activity.
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end of the academic year.

V- Modern Pentathlon
• Number of Participants: Three students (Two males and one female)
• Represented Faculties: Business Administration, Computer Science, and Dentistry
• Sports Clubs: El Shams Club
• Training Sessions: The university does not provide any training sessions; students train at their own clubs.
• Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship) and the Fifth Sector Championship for Private Universities
• International Competitions: African University Games
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end of the academic year.

VI- Shooting
• Number of Participants: One student (female)
• Represented Faculties: Al-Alsun (Languages)
• Sports Clubs: Police Sporting Union Club
• Training Sessions: The university does not provide any training sessions; students train at their own club.
• Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship)
• International Competitions: The University does not participate in any international championship for this sport activity.
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end of the academic year.

VII- E-sports
• Number of Participants: Two students
• Represented Faculties: Business Administration, and Mass Communication
• Sports Clubs: N/A
• Training Sessions: N/A
• Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship) and the Fifth Sector Championship for Private Universities
• International Competitions: The University does not participate in any international championship for this sport activity.
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end of the academic year.

Men’s Handball Team- Women’s Handball Team
Responsibilities of the Coordinator
• Prepare announcements and send emails to students at the beginning of the academic year to recruit participants and form teams for various sports.
• Receive applications and ensure that all documents required by the Egyptian Universities Sports Federation are submitted, while facilitating all related administrative procedures.
• Register students and obtain official identification cards for participation in competitions organized by the Egyptian Universities Sports Federation.
• Monitor competition schedules and keep students informed of upcoming events.
• Coordinate with the University to provide and distribute uniforms to team members.
• Accompany students during competitions and ensure that all necessary arrangements are in place, including tournament registration, meals, and transportation, while remaining available throughout the duration of each event.
• Prepare a comprehensive annual report on all sports activities and competitions in which the University participated, including photographs, results, locations, and dates.

Sport Coordinator: Yasmine Gomaa
Men’s Handball Team
• Number of Participants: Sixteen students
• Faculties: (Business Administration – Mass Communication – Computer Science –
Dentistry – Electronics Engineering)
• Clubs: (Al Obour – Royal – Al Rehab – Nasr City – El Zohour)
• Training Sessions: The University organizes two to three off-campus training sessions.
• Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship) and the Fifth Sector Championship for Private Universities
• International Competitions: The University does not participate in any international handball competitions at the men’s level.
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end of the academic year.
II. Women’s Handball Team
• Number of Participants: Twenty students
• Faculties: (Business Administration – Mass Communication – Computer Science – Pharmacy – Dentistry – Al-Alsun – Architecture – Electronics Engineering)
• Training Sessions: The University organizes two to three off-campus training sessions.
• Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship) and the Fifth Sector Championship for Private Universities
• International Competitions: African University Games and World Inter-Universities Championship.
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end of the academic year.

 

The club is dedicated to promoting healthy lifestyles, nutrition awareness, and wellness
education among students. The club aims to create a supportive environment where students can
learn practical nutrition habits that improve academic performance, physical health, and overall
well-being.
Advisor: Dr. Shereen Mehrez

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The club aims to enhance fine motor skills, reduce academic stress, and foster
entrepreneurship among dental students. This can be done through learning and creating
artwork using different techniques focusing on crochet, macrame, amigurumi crochet,
decoupage, patchwork and many more.
University students face high levels of psychological stress and require exceptional fine
motor precision. Handicrafts directly complement dental training by improving hand-eye
coordination and patience.
Advisor: Prof. Marwa Mokbal

The club is dedicated to fostering a supportive environment to promote mental well-being, resilience, and community connection through peer support, creative stress-relief workshops, and psychoeducation. By filling the gap between casual socializing and formal clinical counseling, this club will serve as a vital resource for student retention and campus wellness.
Advisor: Dr. Tasneem Soliman

 

The modern job market demands far more than just academic degrees; it requires leadership, communication, and adaptable soft skills. Catalyst is designed to serve as an internal incubator for student talent. A catalyst accelerates change without being consumed by it.
Advisor: Dr. Naqaa Ahmed
Catalyst Club — Empowering Future Professionals

As one of the first initiatives leading up to the club’s official launch, MIU students participated in our interactive Professional Development and Career Readiness Activity, designed to explore the skills and competencies needed for future success.
The activity focused on understanding:
• Students’ professional development interests
• Essential soft skills for academic and career success
• Presentation and communication skills
• CV and personal profile development
• Career planning and workplace readiness
Students actively contributed ideas and identified areas in which they would like to strengthen their professional capabilities. The event emphasized the importance of continuous personal and professional development in preparing students for future career opportunities and leadership roles.
The Club Advisor is Dr. Nakaa Ahmed, who provides mentorship and guidance in professional development, leadership, communication, and career preparation initiatives.
#CatalystClub #ProfessionalDevelopment #SoftSkills #CareerReadiness #PresentationSkills #CVWriting #MIU #StudentActivities

The club aims to promote evidence-based skincare education, skin disease awareness, student
wellness, and community outreach. The club provides educational workshops, awareness
campaigns, peer engagement activities, and collaborations with national and international
skin care companies, well-known dermatologists and skin care experts/ influencers with a
scientific background.
Advisor: Dr. Heba Khadragy

The club is established to promote holistic physical health, functional fitness, and lifestyle
wellness among the student body. Our mission is to make physical health accessible,
engaging, and social for students of all fitness levels. Through group movement sessions,
nutritional education, and body-awareness workshops, the club aims to combat the sedentary
lifestyle often brought on by heavy academic schedules, fostering a campus-wide culture of
vitality.
Advisor: Dr. Tasneem Soliman

Aims: To bridge the generational gap by encouraging students to actively support and learn
from the elderly in our local community. Aims include organizing regular visits to senior
homes and community centers, offering companionship, assisting with daily tasks (e.g.,
technology tutoring, errands), and raising awareness about elder abuse and loneliness. The
club
also documents oral histories to preserve cultural heritage and instills values of empathy,
respect, and social responsibility.
Advisor: Prof. Eman Eltaftazany

The Podcast Club provides a collaborative space for students interested in audio content creation,
storytelling, communication, and public engagement. The club aims to cultivate students’
abilities to communicate ideas effectively through podcasting and other audio-based formats.
Members have the opportunity to explore podcast planning, content development, interviewing
techniques, audio production, and audience engagement strategies. The club encourages
meaningful dialogue, creative expression, and knowledge sharing on topics relevant to the
university community and beyond.
The Podcast Club seeks to improve student voices and foster a culture of thoughtful
communication and lifelong learning
Advisor: Dr Marwa Mokbel

The Cybersecurity Club is established to promote awareness, knowledge, and best practices
related to digital security and information protection. The club seeks to create a community of
students interested in understanding cybersecurity challenges, emerging threats, and strategies
for safeguarding digital assets.
The club provides opportunities for students to explore topics such as cyber defense, ethical
hacking, digital privacy, risk management, and secure computing environments.
By encouraging responsible digital citizenship and security awareness, the Cybersecurity Club
aims to prepare students to navigate an increasingly connected world with confidence and
competence.
Advisor: Dr. Mohamed Al-Husseini

The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Club is a student-led community dedicated to exploring the
transformative potential of artificial intelligence and its applications across diverse fields. The
club provides a collaborative environment where students can learn about emerging AI
technologies, machine learning, data-driven innovation, and responsible AI practices.
Through future workshops, discussions, projects, and networking opportunities, members will
have the opportunity to enhance their technical knowledge, critical thinking, and problem-
solving skills while gaining insights into one of the fastest-growing fields of the modern world.
The AI Club aims to foster innovation, creativity, and ethical awareness, empowering students to
contribute meaningfully to the future of intelligent technologies.
Advisor: Dr. Diaa Salama

The Freelancing Hub serves as a platform for students interested in the collection, analysis,
interpretation, and visualization of data to support informed decision-making and innovation.
The club aims to cultivate analytical thinking and data literacy by introducing members to the
principles of data science, statistical analysis, predictive modeling, and business intelligence.
Students will have opportunities to explore how data-driven approaches can address challenges
across various academic disciplines and industries.
The Freelancing Hub seeks to develop future leaders capable of leveraging data to generate
meaningful insights and drive positive changes.
Advisor: Dr. Ahmed Mansour

Aims: To foster a vibrant musical community on campus where students of all skill levels
can express themselves through performance, composition, and appreciation of diverse
genres. The club aims to organize open-mic nights, workshops on music theory and
instruments, and collaborative jam sessions. It also seeks to promote cultural exchange
through Egyptian and international music, and to provide stress relief and creative outlets for
university students.
Advisor: Dr Belal Elsheikh

Aim: To equip students with essential leadership, communication, and decision-making skills
for academic, professional, and civic success.
The club achieves this by hosting workshops on public speaking, conflict resolution, team
motivation, and time management; inviting guest speakers from industry and government;
organizing mock board meetings and case competitions; and esatblishing peer-mentoring
systems. The club strives to build a network of proactive, ethical leaders who can initiate
positive change in their communities.
Advisor: Dr. Mohamed Saraia

Aims: To promote environmental sustainability and eco-conscious behavior across MIU’s
campus and beyond. Key aims include reducing plastic waste, launching recycling
campaigns (paper, batteries, e-waste), organizing tree-planting days, and hosting awareness
seminars on climate change and water conservation. The club also works with university
administration to implement green policies (e.g., energy-saving lighting, reusable containers
in cafeterias) and participates in national and global environmental initiatives.
Advisor: Dr. Tamer Awny

Aim: To provide a dynamic platform for students to turn imaginative ideas into tangible
projects, prototypes, or start-ups.
The club achieves this by organizing hackathons, design-thinking workshops, and innovation
challenges; offering mentoring from faculty and entrepreneurs; and facilitating access to
makerspaces and brainstorming labs. The club encourages cross-disciplinary collaboration
(engineering, business, arts, languages, media, pharmacy, dentistry and computer science) to
solve real-world problems and to foster a culture of curiosity, experimentation, and risk-
taking.
Advisor: Dr. Reham Kamal

(Diving- Swimming- Fin swimming)
Responsibilities of the Coordinator
• Prepare announcements and send emails to students at the beginning of the academic year to recruit participants and form teams for various sports.
• Receive applications and ensure that all documents required by the Egyptian Universities Sports Federation are submitted, while facilitating all related administrative procedures.
• Register students and obtain official identification cards for participation in competitions organized by the Egyptian Universities Sports Federation.
• Monitor competition schedules and keep students informed of upcoming events.
• Coordinate with the University to provide and distribute uniforms to team members.
• Accompany students during competitions and ensure that all necessary arrangements are in place, including tournament registration, meals, and transportation, while remaining available throughout the duration of each event.
• Prepare a comprehensive annual report on all sports activities and competitions in which the University participated, including photographs, results, locations, and dates.
Sport Coordinator: Mohamed Hassan
I- Diving
• Number of Participants: One student
• Represented Faculties: Dentistry
• Sports Clubs: Al-Ahly Club
• Training Sessions: The university does not provide any training sessions; students train at their own clubs.
• Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship)
• International Competitions: The University does not participate in any international championship for this sport activity.
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end of the academic year.
II- Swimming
• Number of Participants: Three students (females)
• Faculties: Business Administration, Dentistry, Mass Communication, Electronics and Communications, Computer Science, and Pharmacy
• Sports Clubs: Al-Ahly Club, Maadi Club, Wadi Degla Club, El Shams Club, Arab Contractors Club, and Heliopolis Club.
• Training Sessions: The university does not provide any training sessions; students train at their own clubs.
• Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship) and the Fifth Sector Championship for Private Universities
• International Competitions: African University Games and World Inter-Universities Championship.
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end of the academic year.

III- Finswimming
• Number of Participants: Thirteen students (Seven males and six females)
• Represented Faculties: Pharmacy, Dentistry, and Computer Science.
• Sports Clubs: El-Gaish Sporting Club, El Tayaran Club, and El Mostakbal Club
• Training Sessions: The university does not provide any training sessions; students train at their own clubs.
• Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship)
• International Competitions: African University Games and World Inter-Universities Championship.
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end of the academic year.

(Judo- Karate- Boxing- Taekwondo)
Sport Coordinator: Mr. Ahmed Medhat
. Judo
• Number of Participants: Four students (Two male students and two female students)
• Represented Faculties: Dentistry, Business Administration
• Sports Clubs: El Shams Club, El Zohour Club
• Training Sessions: The University does not organize training sessions for this sport, as all participants train independently at their respective clubs.
• Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship)
• International Competitions: African Universities Championship
• Students who win medals are honored at an awards ceremony held at the end of the academic year.
II. Karate
• Number of Participants: 3 students (2 male students and 1 female student)
• Represented Faculties: Architecture Engineering, Dentistry, Electronics
• Sports Clubs: Al Ahly Club, El Zohour Club, Kuwait Club
• Training Sessions: The University does not organize training sessions for this sport, as all participants train independently at their respective clubs.
• Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship) and the Fifth Sector Championship for Private Universities
• International Competitions: African University Games
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end of the academic year.

III. Boxing
• Number of Participants: One student
• Represented Faculties: Business Administration
• Sports Club: Police Union Club
• Training Sessions: The University does not organize training sessions for this sport, as the student trains independently at his club.
• Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship) and the Fifth Sector Championship for Private Universities
• International Competitions: Boxing is not currently included in any international university championships in which the University participates.
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end of the academic year.

IV. Taekwondo
• Number of Participants: Six students (one male student and five female students)
• Represented Faculties: Business Administration, Dentistry, Computer Science, Architecture
• Sports Clubs: Giza Yacht Club, Shabab El Tagamoa Club, El Seid Club, and the Egyptian National Team
• Training Sessions: The University does not organize training sessions for this sport, as all participants train independently at their respective clubs
• Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship)
• International Competitions: Taekwondo is not currently included in any international university championships in which the University participates
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end of the academic year.

Men’s Basketball Team- Women’s Basketball Team
Responsibilities of the Coordinator
• Prepare announcements and send emails to students at the beginning of the academic year to recruit participants and form teams for various sports
• Receive applications and ensure that all documents required by the Egyptian Universities Sports Federation are submitted, while facilitating all related administrative procedures
• Register students and obtain official identification cards for participation in competitions organized by the Egyptian Universities Sports Federation
• Monitor competition schedules and keep students informed of upcoming events
• Coordinate with the University to provide and distribute uniforms to team members
• Accompany students during competitions and ensure that all necessary arrangements are in place, including tournament registration, meals, and transportation, while remaining available throughout the duration of each event
• Prepare a comprehensive annual report on all sports activities and competitions in which the University participated, including photographs, results, locations, and dates
Sport Coordinator: Mohamed Tarek
Men’s Basketball Team
• Number of Participants: Fifteen students
• Represented Faculties: Business Administration, Mass Communication, Computer Science, Dentistry
• Sports Clubs: El Ghaba Club, El Tayaran Club, El Seid Club, Al Gezira Club, Maadi Club, Nasr City Club, Heliopolis Club, Wadi Degla Club, El Shams Club, and Al Ahly Club
• Training Sessions: The University organizes two to three off-campus training sessions.
• Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship) and the Fifth Sector Championship for Private Universities
• International Competitions: The University does not participate in any international basketball competitions at the men’s level.
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end of the academic year.
II. Women’s Basketball Team
• Number of Participants: Fifteen students
• Represented Faculties: Business Administration, Mass Communication, Computer Science, Pharmacy, Electronics, Dentistry
• Sports Clubs: El Tayaran Club, El Seid Club, Obour Club, Zamalek Club, Nasr City Club, Heliopolis Club, Wadi Degla Club, El Shams Club, Al Ahly Club, El Sekka El Hadid Club, Petro Sport Club, and Tagamoa Heights Club
• Training Sessions: The University organizes two to three off-campus training sessions.
• Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship) and the Fifth Sector Championship for Private Universities
• International Competitions: African Universities Championship and International Universities Championship
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end of the academic year.

(Table Tennis- Tennis- Squash- Badminton- Speedball)
Responsibilities of the Coordinator
• Prepare announcements and send emails to students at the beginning of the academic year to recruit participants and form teams for various sports.
• Receive applications and ensure that all documents required by the Egyptian Universities Sports Federation are submitted, while facilitating all related administrative procedures.
• Register students and obtain official identification cards for participation in competitions organized by the Egyptian Universities Sports Federation.
• Monitor competition schedules and keep students informed of upcoming events.
• Coordinate with the University to provide and distribute uniforms to team members.
• Accompany students during competitions and ensure that all necessary arrangements are in place, including tournament registration, meals, and transportation, while remaining available throughout the duration of each event.
• Prepare a comprehensive annual report on all sports activities and competitions in which the University participated, including photographs, results, locations, and dates.
Sport Coordinator: Ahmed Shellal
Table Tennis
• Number of Participants: Five female students
• Represented Faculties: Computer Science and Information Technology, Dentistry, and Al-Alsun
• Sports Clubs: Obour Club, Zamalek Club, and Al Ahly Club
• Training Sessions: The University does not organize training sessions for this sport, as each student trains independently at her respective club.
• Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship) and the Fifth Sector Championship for Private Universities
• International Competitions: African University Games and World Inter-Universities Championship.
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end of the academic year.

II. Tennis
• Number of Participants: Two female students
• Represented Faculties: Business Administration and Dentistry
• Sports Club: El Seid Club
• Training Sessions: The University does not organize training sessions for this sport, as each student trains independently at her respective club.
• Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship) and the Fifth Sector Championship for Private Universities
• International Competitions: African University Games
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end of the academic year.

 

 

 

 

 

 

III. Squash
• Number of Participants: Six students (Four male students and two female students)
• Represented Faculties: Business Administration, Dentistry, Architecture, Electronics, and Computer Science
• Sports Clubs: El Shams Club and Heliopolis Club
• Training Sessions: The University does not organize training sessions for this sport, as each student trains independently at his or her respective club.
• Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship) and the Fifth Sector Championship for Private Universities
• International Competitions: African University Games
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end of the academic year.

 

 

 

 

IV. Badminton
• Number of Participants: Fifteen students (one male student and four female students)
• Represented Faculties: Pharmacy, Dentistry, Mass Communication, and Computer Science
• Sports Clubs: Police Union Club, Sports World Club, and El Zohour Club
• Training Sessions: The University does not organize training sessions for this sport, as each student trains independently at his or her respective club.
• Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship) and the Fifth Sector Championship for Private Universities
• International Competitions: African University Games
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end of the academic year.

V. Speedball
• Number of Participants: Three female students
• Represented Faculties: Pharmacy, Mass Communication, and Business Administration
• Sports Clubs: Heliopolis Club and Wadi Degla Club
• Training Sessions: The University does not organize training sessions for this sport, as each student trains independently at her respective club.
• Local Competitions: Egyptian Universities Championship (Al-Shaheed Al-Refaie Championship) and the Fifth Sector Championship for Private Universities
• International Competitions: This sport is not currently included in any international university championships in which the University participates.
• Recognition: Students who win medals are honored at an award ceremony held at the end of the academic year.

 

Aims: To reconnect students with the rich historical, natural, and cultural treasures of Egypt
beyond the classroom. Aims include planning affordable weekend trips to archaeological
sites (e.g., lesser-known pyramids, monasteries, Siwa, Nubian villages), desert and coastal
eco-tours, and museum visits with student-led guides. The club also organizes lectures on
Egyptian heritage, supports local craftspeople, and encourages responsible tourism that
respects local environments and traditions.
Advisor: Dr Mohamed Samir Elsawy