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The establishment of a Strategic Action Plan, in consultation with all, Will the USTO Mohamed BOUDIAFd'affirmer his trade, vision, and values. On these items, we will develop the main lines, strategies, objectives, actions, and indicate the targets with the contribution of the entire university community. The dialogue will be open, permanent, and responsible without exclusivity or exclusion with the entire staff of the University, at the level of individuals, groups, and unions. Enjoying a privileged location close to major industrial centers such as that of Arzew, USTO Mohamed BOUDIAF must be placed in an advanced training dynamic partnership with the social and economic environment as well as research-targeted development. This will be achieved by integrating our training and research programs, the system of innovation, and the entrepreneurial culture that will help to promote entrepreneurship among our students. The development of the relationship with the socio-economic environment and professionals, today constitutes an essential dimension and an inescapable way for our university. In this perspective, we will multiply contacts with the socio-economic environment and national and international organizations to diversify and adapt the training offer and develop quality scientific research.

The university kasdi merbah Ouargla originated from the Ecole Normale Supérieure (ENS) erected by Decree No. 65- 88 of 22 March 1988 . In 1997, by Decree No. 159-97 of 10 March 1997 was created Ouargla University Centre which now includes under its authority the National Institute of Advanced Training in Agricultural Saharan(INAFSAS - Decree No. 337-97 of 10 September 1997) alongside the 05 founding institutes. The Merbah-Ouargla Kasdi University currently consists of 10 faculties each has several departments by applicable rules, including the D Executive secret No. 13-100 of 2 Jumada El Oula 1434 corresponding to March 14, 2013, amending and supplementing the Decree Executive No. 01-210 of 2 Jumada El Oula 1422 corresponding to July 23, 2001. establishment of the University of Ouargla. the number and the calling of the faculties comprising the University kasdi merbah Ouargla are fixed

Created in 1978 in a spirit of innovation and constant quest for excellence, Ferhat Abbas Sétif University 1 has become over the years a major player and a development driver essential for the region. Open to its socio-economic environment and because of its nature as a center dedicated to science and technology, UFAS1 is still committed to a clear and global vision that takes into account the strategic weight of the region in the development of the country at all levels and the great potential of the university. Sétif University Center was created by Executive Decree No.78-133 of April 9, 1978, to host 242 students spread out over three Institutes (Economics, Exact Sciences and Technology, and Foreign Languages). In 1984, the University Center witnessed the creation of several National Institutes of Higher Education (INES) having administrative and financial autonomy. In 1989, the INESs were merged to form an establishment having the status of a University. Since October 17, 1992, the university has been proudly bearing the name of the late Ferhat Abbas, a well-known figure of the national movement and first president of the Provisional Government of the Algerian Republic (GPRA). During the academic year 1999/2000 and following the reorganization of the institutes into faculties, Ferhat Abbas University has counted 06 Faculties. Since 2005, Ferhat Abbas University has gradually adopted the LMD system. Since January 12, 2010, after a new restructuring, our university is made up of 8 Faculties and 2 Institutes. Like other universities and higher education institutions, Ferhat Abbas Sétif University 1 is today called to improve, on one hand, the quality of its programs to increase the graduates’ skills and qualifications and, on the other hand, to engage in user research for the benefit of the socio-economic sector, which is expected to increase its job offerings in particular for managers. How to achieve these two goals in a relatively short time? is the question that the new management of UFAS1 has attempted to answer. Recognizing that this public university is facing a phenomenon of massive enrollment and it will continue to host a large number of students over the next few years, the new management team is trying to put in place a development strategy that takes into account both the previous constraint and the strengths of this university. A first approach was then made at the MENA Countries Conference organized by the World Bank in Beirut on May 12-14, 2015 during which a presentation of the first draft of this strategy has been made. The mission of the University as well defined by the Higher Education Orientation Act is built around economic, social, and cultural development through the training of professional staff and technology transfer to its environment. On the ground, the situation is quite different. Indeed, its main role is limited to academic knowledge dissemination and issuing degrees and diplomas. This situation has led to a total disconnection of the university from its socio-economic environment. The university must now change the strategy to not be limited to knowledge transfer but to include a know-how transfer (skills and qualifications) which is a guarantee of students’ employability. The university must produce skilled graduates necessary for the smooth functioning of the economic and social system to contribute to the improvement of employability and the exploitation of research results. In the same way, academic scientific research, carried out so far, is practically academic. Scientific production is valued only inside the university through doctoral programs and the career development of faculty. Moving from this rationale of separation to a rationale of openness to the socio-economic environment is more than a necessity. The results of the research must be valued "otherwise" to have an extension to the socio-economic sector through added value to having a positive impact on citizens.

Since the foundation of USTHB, more than one hundred thousand students have studied in it. Nowadays, a community of nearly twenty-five thousand people is living on the campus, some twenty thousand students and more than one thousand five hundred teachers and workers in administrative and technical services. Meanwhile, more than forty thousand students have been graduated up to now USTHB in different cycles (Degree, Master’s degree, and Doctorate. The mission of the university is the graduate and post-graduate education as well as the research of which the organization and management types are called to evolve along with the reformation of the Algerian university. Its ambition is to ensure the best education by international standards which doesn’t ignore humanities and how to enhance student involvement in social issues. To study in the USTHB is to acquire a high level of teaching and recognized research to integrate rapidly into the world of the work after being qualified.

The University Larbi Ben M'Hidi Oum El Bouaghi, which is spread over 4 campuses and an annex consists of seven ( 07 ) and three Faculties ( 03 ) Institutes. The overall student enrollment is 22,299 of which 21,418 are in graduation and 1070 in Post-graduation. Educational support is provided by 783 teachers of which 177 are rank Magistral, representing a rate of 22%. 70 training offers (Licence) and 58 training offers (Master) in eleven ( 11 ) areas of the LMD system. Each year the ULBMOEB delivers 4000 graduates. More than 20 000 diplomas were issued since its creation in 1983 and 4764 certificates were issued in 2013. The scientific and technological research is provided in nine ( 09 ) laboratories by 250 teachers permanent researchers and hundreds of associate researchers. More than 600 theses were defended since the creation ede away. Scientific, cultural, and sporting events occupy a prominent place within the university. More than fifty activities take place each year. Like the country, the University Larbi Ben M'hidi Oum El Bouaghi is changing. The objectives are better quality of training, better management of the living environment of students and staff, more quality scientific production. The assets that conceal our young university can ensure it achieve these goals.

Adhering to the Information Society essentially dominated by the multidimensional implications of the Internet, Mentouri Constantine University takes up residence in this space odyssey. if the renewed presentation of its website, rich in themes and topics provided, offers all Algerian and universal users active relay which develops trade relations for the benefit of knowledge, communication, and partnership whose basic environment is the vast sphere of higher education and scientific research. The interface of this new version presents a wealth of college and the environment in which it is placed, more ergonomics and usability of component sections the pages of this website it also offers graphics and interactive interfaces allowing communication between users and the university world. It also extends to information linking the university and its scientific and social partners.

Created by Decree No. 89-138 of August 1, 1989, as amended and supplemented by Executive Decree No. 95-205 of August 5, 1995, and amended by Executive Decree No. 98-391 of December 2, 1998, the University of Belkaïd Abou Bekr Tlemcen is the result of a long evolution. Higher education was first provided in a university center that included at the origin (1974-1980) the only core curriculum of Exact Sciences and Biology. This teaching has gradually expanded to new sectors, covering every year, a series of training courses and allowing students to pursue their entire graduation courses in Tlemcen. In addition to the establishment, often in difficult conditions of the university in Tlemcen, the former University Centre can count to its credit the release of the first promotions in Social and Human Sciences and language. The establishment, in August 1984, the new university map and thus the creation of national institutes of higher education will first consequence of allowing in one hand, certain sectors of fact confined to mere departments to acquire the status of real institutions, on the other hand to new sectors to emerge.

The Superior National School of Marine Science and Coastal Planning (ENSSMAL) is a school for training and research in the fields of oceanography, land, and coastal management. It is located in the heart of an exceptional academic environment, the large university campus Dely Ibrahim involving the University of Algiers, the University of continuing education, university town. The ENSSMAL is a young and dynamic hotel that combines academic training and scientific and technical research. It provides multidisciplinary training course level scale (Ingéniorat) and post-graduation (Magister and Doctorate). His coaching staff, its training and research programs, and its close relationship with the socio-economic sector national and foreign cooperation partners are the basis of its performance and success. These strengths allow the school to open up to the world of quality and excellence in its areas of competence. The objectives set by the ENSSMAL are part of a broad development prospect of marine science and applications resulting in Algeria. Indeed, both on a fundamental level than in practice.

Created by order 28/75 of 29 April 1975 from the infrastructure of the Institute of Mining and Metallurgy Annaba Badji Mokhtar University -Annaba- was a progressive development with the opening of new branches each year. First organized in departments attached to the Rector, the university has seen in 1980, the creation of five institutes (Social Sciences, Languages and Arabic literature, the nature of Sciences, Exact Sciences and Technology, Medical Sciences). In 1993 she worked with 20 Institutes linked to three major sectors of families: Basic sciences - Technology Sciences - Socials sciences and humanities Assurant formerly cross-trained in OF profiles, Bachelors, Engineers and Senior Technicians (DEUA), University Badji Mothtar -Annaba- was a pioneer in the adoption of the new LMD system. A technological predominance, it nevertheless retains a humanities tradition developed from its inception. These elements make it an ideal place for interdisciplinary and interpenetration with its social and industrial environment. Since 1999, the university was restructured into seven (07) faculties involving 34 departments.

As Maryland’s public honors college, St. Mary’s offers an undergraduate liberal arts education and small-college experience like those found at exceptional private colleges. St. Mary’s shares the hallmarks of private institutions: an outstanding faculty talented students high academic standards a challenging curriculum small classes a sense of community a spirit of intellectual inquiry But as a state institution of higher education, St. Mary’s is also committed to the ideals of affordability, accessibility, and diversity. By combining these virtues of public and private education, St. Mary’s provides a unique alternative for students and their families. St. Mary’s is named for the place it marks: the 17th-century capital of Maryland. The spectacular waterfront setting is in the heart of the Chesapeake Bay region. The campus is 68 miles southeast of Washington, D.C., and 95 miles south of Baltimore. Founded on the site of Maryland’s first capital, the College stands as a living legacy to the ideals of freedom and inclusiveness. Our beautiful residential campus on the banks of the St. Mary’s River inspires our work, our play, and our commitment to the environment. St. Mary’s College of Maryland is Maryland’s honors college, a selective, public liberal arts college-a vibrant community of scholars and learners. We foster a rigorous and innovative curriculum experiential learning scholarship and creativity, close mentoring relationships, and a community dedicated to honesty, civility, and integrity. We are committed to diversity, access, and affordability. Our students, faculty, and staff serve local, national, and global communities and cultivate social responsibility. The Board of Trustees is the governing body of St. Mary’s College, charged by the Governor of the state with responsibility for the institution's financial, administrative, and academic affairs. The College is distinguished from other public college boards by a 1992 charter that grants the Board of Trustees control over the governance and policies of the College. The Board of Trustees consists of 26 members, 23 of whom are appointed by the Governor. The President of the Alumni Association, an appointed student, and a representative from the Historic St. Mary’s City Commission are the remaining three members. The Board also selects the President of the College, who also serves on the Board. Additionally, there are 26 Trustee Emeriti. St. Mary’s College of Maryland has been widely recognized for its successes. Ranked among the top 100 Kiplinger’s list of best values in public colleges (2016) and the top 10 best public liberal arts colleges in the nation by U.S. News & World Report (2016), SMCM continues to build upon its solid reputation for academic excellence under Dr. Jordan’s watch. Under her leadership, the College continues to analyze and assess its programming to ensure students are provided opportunities to be engaged, productive global citizens and leaders. St. Mary’s College of Maryland will increasingly serve as the liberal arts college of choice for intellectually ambitious students, faculty, and staff from diverse backgrounds, attracted by a rigorous, innovative, and distinctive curriculum that integrates theory and practice a talented, professionally engaged, and student­ centered faculty and staff and a robust infrastructure. Students will be part of a collaborative learning community that embraces intellectual curiosity and innovation, the power of diversity, and the College’s unique environment. Our graduates will thrive as responsible and thoughtful global citizens and leaders. The Core Curriculum provides the foundation of St.Mary’s College’s commitment to a broad liberal arts education. The fundamental liberal arts skills–critical thinking, information literacy, written expression, and oral expression–are the cornerstones of a liberal arts approach to education and are essential to our integrative curriculum. In the core courses, you will ask questions, identify issues, and solve complex problems, both within and across disciplinary boundaries. In so doing, students develop an openness to diversity of all of its forms, learn about the global community and environmental stewardship, and demonstrate social responsibility and civic-mindedness.

The University of Freiburg, officially the Albert Ludwig University of Freiburg, is a public research university located in Freiburg im Breisgau, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. The university was founded in 1457 by the Habsburg dynasty as the second university in Austrian-Habsburg territory after the University of Vienna. Today, Freiburg is the fifth-oldest university in Germany, with a long tradition of teaching the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences. The university is made up of 11 faculties and attracts students from across Germany and over 120 other countries. International students constitute about 16% of total student numbers. Named as one of Germany's elite universities by academics, political representatives, and the media, the University of Freiburg stands amongst Europe's top research and teaching institutions. With its long-standing reputation of excellence, the university looks both to the past to maintain its historic academic and cultural heritage and to the future, developing new methods and opportunities to meet the needs of a changing world. The University of Freiburg has been home to some of the greatest minds of the Western tradition, including such eminent figures as Martin Heidegger, Hannah Arendt, Rudolf Carnap, David Daube, Johann Eck, Hans-Georg Gadamer, Friedrich Hayek, Edmund Husserl, Friedrich Meinecke, Max Weber, and Paul Uhlenhuth. Also, 19 Nobel laureates are affiliated with the University of Freiburg, and 15 academics have been honored with the highest German research prize, the Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize while working at the University of Freiburg.

Minia University is rich in history. It is known for its renowned faculties and University buildings. It was separated from Assuit University by Republican Decree No. (93) Of 1976. The University currently includes 19 faculties in addition to the Higher Institute of Nursing. Four of these faculties are located off-campus faculties of Arts, Dentistry, Engineering, and Veterinary Medicine. The other faculties located on campus Faculties of Education, Agriculture, Science, Dar Al-Uloom, Medicine, Fine Arts, Tourism & Hotels, Physical Education, Alsun, Nursing, Pharmacy, Specific Education, Computer & IT Science and Arts of Education. Faculty of science is seeking to graduate distinguished cadres and sophisticated scientific research in the basic sciences and its applications to serve the community, develop the environment, and keep pace with the scientific progress. Prepare specialized human cadres in the different fields of basic science and provide them with knowledge and necessary skills to compete in the labor market, upgrading scientific research that meets the community needs and participating in environmental development. The primary goal of the consortia is to provide interactive information services to Egyptian scholars and students. All the consortia services are electronically available through the EULC portal. Accessing information resources and services through one unified portal would help the Egyptian University's� libraries eliminate the overlap and duplication of resources and efforts, facilitating optimum methods for effectively and efficiently using the allocated resources. Minia University president has assured that Minia University always keen to highlight the current issues at the Arab and Egyptian community where the University studying and addressing these issues to provide appropriate solutions for these problems can be applied on the reality so this conference came to improve the mental image and developing the industry of tourism at the tow regions of the ( Arab and the Middle East ) and create innovative strategies to pass the tourism crisis of theses tow regions as a result for the recent events from revolutions and political and security disturbances led to a significant decline in the number of tourists and the tourism development level. The University seeks to provide the necessary elements of continuous development to keep abreast of the rapid scientific and technological developments and improve the university performance. The University works to achieve its mission through: Preparing specialized technical cadres in various fields that meet society's needs and are required by the areas of comprehensive development. And provide qualified personnel in the new disciplines required by the labor market. Conduct scientific and applied researches and studies related to the problems of society and development programs. Emphasizing noble human values, deepening the value of national loyalty, and preserving society's original principles. Cultural and scientific ties between the university and scientific institutions and Arab and international universities and their documentation. Continuous development of study programs and graduate programs to cope with scientific and technological progress.

In 1975, the Faculty of Education in Fayoum was established as one of the faculties affiliated to Cairo University. Faculty of Agriculture followed in 1976. After that, the Faculty of Engineering was established in 1981. In 1983, a presidential decree was issued declaring the Fayoum branch as an independent Cairo University branch. Finally, the Fayoum people's dream came true by issuing the presidential decree N. 84 dated in 2005 to establish Fayoum University. Then, the presidential decree N.193 dated in 2005 was issued to establish faculties of Medicine and Archeology. Both decrees were crowned with the appointment of Prof. Galal M. Said as a president of Fayoum University. Now, the University includes 13 faculties Education, Agriculture, Engineering, Social Work, Arabic, and Islamic Studies, Sciences, Tourism and Hotels, Specific Education, Archeology, Medicine, Arts, Computers and Information, Kindergarten as the Technical Institute for Nursing. The University also includes 1800 faculty members and their assistants teaching 25,000 students. Faculty of Agriculture aims to educate and train its students efficiently to assume high-level executive and scientific positions in and outside Egypt. Students are prepared through coactive efforts made by an elite of world-famous professors and teaching staff members. With its old history as it is one of the oldest faculties of Agriculture all over Egypt, the Faculty of Agriculture, Fayoum University, has a deep-rooted scientific base. Moreover, it always seeks development as well as responding to the age requirements in different agricultural fields. The study began in the Horticulture department in the academic year 1976/1977. At first, the courses and subjects given were affiliated with Plant Production Department until 1983/1984, which witnessed the setting up of a department of orchards. This department was committed to studying all the courses and subjects related to orchards such as (Fruit – Vegetables – Aromatic and Medicinal Plants). Once the faculty new bylaw issued on January 4th, 1990, a branch affiliated with Orchards Department was constructed. The students who pass the second year are enrolled in the third year. To obtain the B.Sc. in agricultural sciences, orchards program, the student has to study 25 courses (83 units) during the third and fourth years. The first group of this department graduated in 1993/1994. The number of graduates has become 134 until now. For the postgraduate studies, which have begun in 1981/1982, there are 20 courses for the fruit, ten courses for the vegetables, and 11 courses for the ornamental, aromatic, and medicinal plants. The M.Sc. and Ph.D. registered students study one of the three branches above. Food science and technology are defined as applying science and engineering to the processing, preservation, packaging, distribution, and utilization of foods. The objectives of food science and technology are to elucidate the chemical, physical and microbiological properties of foods and to apply this knowledge to the efficient utilization of raw ingredients for economic development and improvement of processes and packaging, leading to products of high quality and nutritional value, as well as provide training and support for the food industry. Faculty of Agriculture offers outstanding opportunities for all those who are interested in agricultural education. Egyptian and non-Egyptian students can avail themselves of those opportunities and participate effectively in the agriculture development plans. Furthermore, it plays an outstanding role in developing knowledge, skills, and expertise in all spheres related to agriculture following quality standards. The University has to reach the lead through achieving excellent growth rates in the various sectors of scientific research, student educational activities, and community service, depending on modern scientific and technical bases.

South Valley University (SVU) covers a large area in Upper Egypt and is distributed in three Governorates (Qena, Luxor, and the Red Sea). SVU is committed to providing a significant role of community service in the region of Upper Egypt. SVU is a vibrant, nationally recognized student-centered research institution with an enrolment of 50827 in the Academic Year 2017/2018. The University attracts students from every governorate of Egypt and some other countries. Its more than 1733 academic staff have been trained at the best international foundations, and they brought to the University a global perspective that enhances the educational environment. SVU is an independent university, so it commits to provide the mission through cultural and educational services. Being a good neighbor and a valued member of the community and one of its highest priorities. Besides, SVU supports scientific research and effective partnership that meets the aspiration of the South Valley community. The University seeks development in work. Many important centers and select units were established, such as Quality Assurance and Accreditation Unit, Strategic Planning Unit, Assessment Centers, and the Career Development Center. It also established several training centers for students, the academic staff, and the outside community. It took the initiative in drawing its strategic plan with the participation of all stakeholders inside and outside the University to achieve its stated mission to be a positive indicator of the development of strategic thinking and governing policies at South Valley University. The university trend towards strategic planning stemmed from its benefits of authenticating problems, maximizing the University's ability to focus on the past, present, and future, improving services and programs, communicating with stakeholders and partners effectively, measuring the performance continuously in the light of specific criteria, assessing the current organizational structure, highlighting the university ability to anticipate some of the issues that can happen in the internal or external environment, Preparing individuals for high administrative levels, setting the appropriate priorities to deal with the main issues and increasing degree of creativity among the leadership of the University. It considers the diversity or multiplicity of its strategies as strategies for students, management, scientific research, and community service to build its future instead of waiting for it.

The history of Suez Canal University dates back to 1976 when the university was established by presidential decree no. 93 for 1976. The study began in 1977 in six faculties: the faculty of science the faculty of agriculture the faculty of commerce the faculty of engineering and technology (in Port Said) the faculty of education (in Suez) Steady expansion in the university has been going on with a new faculty opening its doors almost every year. Today, there are 49588 students registered at the university studying in more than twenty faculties distributed in more than six Branches located in Ismailia, Port Said, and Suez, and El-Arish. Two more faculties, one for arts and humanities and the other for fish, are established soon. As for the administration, the university employs more than 6481 employees in 25 central directorates shouldering the administrative work in collaboration with the university and faculty administrations. Suez Canal University is looking forward to occupying a prominent place among higher education institutions based on its contribution to university education development and its interaction with its community through pioneering research associated with its community. We are a university heading for its community. It aims to provide opportunities to its student for learning and education capable of competition and provide work opportunities in its wide field in the globalization era, responding to its community needs and eager to develop values within it without compromising our identity. To ensure the quality of outputs, activities, and processes of the university. To create new scientific programs for graduate and postgraduate studies. Enforce the university achievements on the national, regional, and international levels. To switch to electronic administration governance and to increase the potential of Excellence present in the university. Maximize the utilization of learning resources and information. Increase the collaboration between SCU and the international centers of Excellence. Innovate new modalities of learning and teaching. Increase the capacity for students without compromising the quality.

Mansoura University was founded in 1972 in Mansoura city, Egypt. Mansoura is located in the middle of the Nile Delta in Egypt. It is one of the most prominent Egyptian universities and has contributed much to Mansoura and Egypt's cultural and scientific life. The faculty of medicine was founded in 1962 as a branch of Cairo University. In 1972, a presidential decree announced the University's establishment under the name "East Delta University." Later on, its name was changed to Mansoura University in 1973. To fulfill worldwide leadership and excellence in the production of knowledge through sustainable development and effective community partnership. To provide an ideal environment for teaching, learning, and scientific research by global quality standards and specialized professional and technical services for different national, regional, and international communities. Faculty of Medicine is the first nucleus of Mansoura University established in 1962, presidential decree No. 1647 as a branch of the College of Medicine - Cairo University, where the study began College in the same year and then the University of East Delta established by Law No. 49 of 1972 was amended called to Mansoura University in 1973. celebrated this year the College has a diamond jubilee. The College of Computers and Information Sciences of Mansoura University shares with the University its fundamental mission to provide the highest quality education commensurate with international standards for education. At the heart of the College program, distinguished faculty committed to teaching, research, and service, and supported by excellent physical facilities. The College provides computer classrooms and other classrooms that are the focal point of computer and multimedia-based learning. Faculty of Engineering is one of the first faculties of engineering in Delta. It had gone through several stages until now. In 1957, the high industrial institute was founded to graduate technical specialists. The duration of the study was four years; then it was increased to five years in 1959. In 1961, the study was divided into two phases. The first one was for three years. At its end, the student got a diploma from high industrial institutes. After passing the first phase, the student could enroll in the second phase to get a bachelor's degree in engineering after five years. In 1974 the republic decree No (542) in 74 was issued to turn the high industrial institute in Mansoura into faculty of engineering, and the duration of the study was five years. Faculty of Medicine is the first nucleus of Mansoura University established in 1962, presidential decree No. 1647 as a branch of the College of Medicine - Cairo University, where the study began College in the same year and then the University of East Delta established by Law No. 49 of 1972 was amended called to Mansoura University in 1973. celebrated this year the College has a diamond jubilee. The College has thirty-three scientific departments, ten academic departments Ted. Taught basic medical sciences, and twenty-three section clinically studied medical science clinical. The School of Medicine, Mansoura University, the degree of Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery, where the College is applied to two undergraduate and two bachelor's traditional program and Mansoura - Manchester. The term of study for undergraduate students six years of study is divided into two phases: The first phase of a three-year academic clinical second three-year phase, followed by a year of excellence and will graduate in the current academic year 2013-2014 the second installment of the program Mansoura - Manchester. The College also awarded master's degrees in 35 majors and doctoral degrees in 37 majors. Followed by a total of eight specialized medical centers (kidney surgery center and urinary tract - gastrointestinal surgery center, Outstanding program and followed by a liver transplant - Emergency Hospital - Medicine and Surgery Center Alaaon- Hospital-Hospital Internal Medicine Specialist University Children - Oncology Center burns and cosmetic surgery center) in addition to the hospital Mansoura University Hospital critical situations and convalescence, which consists of seven winnings on 650 m2 and three units of space unique character (unit of fertility - and infection Control unit -ouhdh conversational) The Faculty of Agriculture is one of the oldest faculties in Mansoura University, where the High Agricultural Institute was founded in 1965/1966 and then became the Faculty of Agriculture in 1973/1974. The College has many objectives, fused in the crucible of one to serve the nation and society by preparing scientific cadres' distinct cope with the development of science at both the local and regional levels. Students in the Faculty of Agriculture study both theoretical and practical science. The duration of study is four years for undergraduates. The College has 13 programs of study for undergraduates, covering all areas of agricultural sciences. These programs were merged into eight programs according to the issuance of Ministerial Decree No. 1485 on 1/7/2009.

As the third Egyptian University, Ain Shams University was founded in July 1950 under the name of "Ibrahim Pasha University." It participated with the two earlier universities, "Cairo University" (Fua'd the 1st ) and "Alexandria University" (Farouk the 1st), in fulfilling the message of universities and meeting the increasing demand of youth for higher education. When it was first established, Ain Shams University comprised several distinguished faculties and academic institutes, which were later developed into University. After the revolution of the 23 rd of July 1952, it was suggested that Egyptian universities be given names that were strongly linked with the roots and historical landmarks of the country. Thus on 21 st of February 1954, the name of the University was changed to "Heliopolis," and then changed in the same year to its present name "Ain Shams," the Arabic for "Heliopolis," or "On," which was the oldest University in history. "On" University was established about 5000 years ago, and it had a wide fame as a center of knowledge and learning, especially in astronomy, engineering, and medicine. Perhaps a perfect example of "On" teachers' knowledge and skill is Imhotep, the chief priest, minister, and architect. They, in 2700 B.C., designed the first large structure of stone known in history, Zoser's Step Pyramid in Sakkara. Westcar Papyrus also states that the founder of the Fifth Dynasty was the Rector of "On" University before ascending the throne. However, the most important achievement of "On" University was the call for worshipping a single deity, the solar disk of Aton, at the hands of Akhenaton, who was influenced by the ideas of "On" priests. The University is now located in the Zaafaran Palace area, built during the regime of Khedive Ismail. The Palace was so named because the area surrounding it was famous for saffron (in Arabic Zaafaran) plantations. The Palace was used to host the Egyptian University administration offices when it was established in 1925. It was used by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (as a guest house) for accommodating important visitors. The Palace also witnessed the signing of the 1936 Treaty between Egypt and Great Britain. Finally, in 1952, it came to be used as the administrative headquarters of Ain Shams University. Being a major scientific and cultural institution, Ain Shams University is fully aware of these challenges. It is confident that it has - with other Egyptian Universities - a problematic challenging responsibility for creating the generation. In 1973 the faculty of Al-Alsun was made the tenth member in the University. However, the history of this faculty dates back to 1835. In 1994, a decree was issued to establish two more faculties, the faculty of Pharmacy and the faculty of Dentistry; the actual study was started the following year in both faculties. In the same year, it was decided to establish the faculty of Computers and Information Sciences, and the study started the following year. The last faculty to join the University is the faculty of Specific Education, in 1998. Faculty of Nursing was established in 1980, and the Institute of Childhood Postgraduates Studies was established in 1981. The establishment of the Institute of Environmental Research and Studies was in 1982. Ain Shams University comprises seven campuses, all of which are situated in Great Cairo. The university administration, faculties of Arts, Law, and Science are all located on the main campus, El-khalifa El Mamoon Street, Abbasi. The faculties of Commerce, Al-Alsun (languages), Pharmacy, Dentistry, Computer and Information Sciences, Institute of Postgraduate Childhood and Institute of Environmental Studies and Research, and the specialized Hospital are located on the second campus on the other side of the street above. Faculty of Medicine and Faculty of Nursing and the university hospitals are located on another campus at Abassia. Faculties of Engineering, Specific Education, Education, Women, and Agriculture are located on a separate campus in Abbasi, Heliopolis, and Shoubra El-Kheema. Our mission is to Integrate a culture of total quality and continuous improvement in the educational process and research. Enrich the theoretical knowledge and applied the following ethical standards, social and cultural life of society. Spreading the culture and ethics of scientific research. Strengthen cooperation between the University and other universities, scientific research centers locally, regionally, and globally. Development of educational programs in light of the standards of local, regional, and global levels. Strengthening continuing education and distance education. Activating the centers and units of an unusual nature to provide research and advisory services to the community.

Assiut University is located in the capital city of Assiut governorate in Upper Egypt. Assiut is the largest city in Upper Egypt and lies about 375assiut map Kilometers south of Cairo. The governorate's total area covers 1553 square kilometers, of which the city of Assiut occupies around 23 sq Km. With such an area, Assiut comes first among upper Egyptian capital cities. Assiut and ancient civilization had been rooted in the depth of history, and its monuments indicate that it had been one of the vanguards of culture, industry, and the arts for more than 4000 years BC. It is one of the oldest cities in the whole world. Leadership in constructing a community of knowledge by offering outstanding education, advanced research, and society enhancement activities. Implementation of human energy to achieve the University's future vision by providing sufficient education for the requirements of the present time and the future, preparing distinguished generations of graduates capable of competition in local and international labor markets graduates who excel in scientific and technological research, and offering research programs that enhance knowledge and contribute to social development. Our Goals: Distinguished graduates are capable of innovation and competition in the labor market. Development of graduate studies and research capacity of the University. Empowerment of interrelation between the University and the community. Effective administrative organization. Established university values and ethics. Support and encouragement for university colleges and institutes to apply for accreditation. Assiut University Faculty of Medicine (AUFOM) was established in 1960. Being the oldest medical school in Upper Egypt, AUFOM serves as Upper Egypt largest academic health complex that combines medical education, biomedical research, patient care, and community outreach services. The Faculty of Veterinary Medicine one of the most prominent faculties at Assuit University, and it has been established by Ministerial Decision No. 828 in 1961. The study started in the 1961/1962 academic year, with hard work and distinguished service techniques. The Faculty of Physical Education was established in 1980 as the first Faculty for physical Education in Upper Egypt to prepare qualified graduates specialized in academic knowledge and training to serve citizens in the cultural and physical education institutions. Relying on its talented human resources and facilities, the Faculty offers distinctive academic programs. It is similarly distinct by its graduate programs and environment and community service. Faculty of Commerce, Assiut University is an educational and research institution specializing in accounting, business administration, economics, insurance, and Political Sciences. It offers a variety of programs and courses of study and advanced training in such fields. The Faculty aims at providing opportunities for scientific research, graduate studies, and continuous education for students in Egypt and the Arab world. There are several places of tourist attractions in Assiut Governorate. These essential tourist sites are the ancient graves and tombs of Mir rock, Badari archaeological sites, Al Muharraq Monastery at al Qusyia, the Monastery of Virgin Mary, and some ancient mosques and churches belonging to ancient times. Of relatively modern attractions are the Assiut barrages, Khan Khalili Factory, Al Azhar University, and Environmental Timber Fair. There are two libraries in the Faculty, one on the second floor for the students and the other on the 6th floor for staff members and their assistants. They are located in the administrative building. Both libraries contain about 23960 books in different pharmaceutical branches. The postgraduate library contains about 1680 thesis (Master and Ph.D.) in pharmaceutical sciences. About 83 journals and periodicals in pharmaceutical sciences are present in the postgraduate library. It is considered one of the biggest libraries in the University. It is supplied with a computer search system, micro-fishes, CD Rom, copy machines, and printing system.

Menofia University (MU) was founded in 1976. It started with four faculties with nearly 9500 students, 214 staff members, and 372 assisting members. It has steadily and remarkably developed to be one of the largest universities in Egypt. Today the University includes 22 faculties & institutes with about 80000 students and 3500 teaching staff members. The University has two campuses. The main cam­pus is located in the city of Shebin EL-koum, the cap­ital of Menofia Governorate, which is 75 Km from Cairo. The University's so other branch has been recently established following the presidential decree No 267, for the year 2006. It is located in Sadat City, 60 Km from Sheb in EL-Toum, and 90 Km from Cairo. Contributing to building the academic and moral structure of people and developing both the local and national societies by providing the specialized knowledge and skill, particularly those that are related to the rural and new industrial communities, through high quality educational, research, and societal services that can help the University to achieve a competitive advantage at the national, regional and international levels. The study began in the College of Agriculture, in its current location in Shebin El Koum in October 1942 institute high- Agricultural, then the Royal Decree No. (92) in August 1950, the establishment of the University of Ibrahim Pasha, the Great, which included making the Higher Institute of Agricultural she bin Koum nucleus of the Faculty of Agriculture that the University, which changed its name in 1954 to the University of Ain Shams, and in the same year, the college moved to Cairo. The re-establishment of the Higher Institute Agricultural same building she bins Koum in 1958, affiliated to the Ministry of Education, and in 1969 turned Institute into another college of agriculture subsidiary of Ain Shams University, then a subsidiary of Zagazig University in 1974, then Tanta University in 1975, and finally to Menoufia University in 1976. The study was the college over its modern history for four years ending obtaining a bachelor's degree in Agricultural Sciences ( agricultural production year), so in 1980, to enter the Specialized التشعيب system in 1978, 1979 in addition to the General Agricultural Division. Graduating qualified engineers to meet the labor market's needs in the sectors of engineering and technology through educational programs consistent with the national academic reference standards and postgraduate programs in various engineering disciplines. The faculty offers specialized training courses and consulting engineering and scientific research that contributes to the community service and development of the surrounding environment.

King Abdulaziz University carries the name of the establisher of Saudi Arabia- God bless him. This University was established in 1387 H / 1967 G as a national university aiming at spreading higher education in the western area of Saudi Arabia. This dream has come true through the continuous efforts of the loyal citizens of this country. The members of the initiating committee had the chance to meet King Faisal Bin Abdulaziz –God bless him- and His Majesty showed all support for this idea. The establishing committee was formed headed by King Faisal- God bless him and his highness the Minister of Education at that time Sheikh Hasan Bin Abdullah Al al-sheik. The University started its first year in (1388h- 1968g) by inaugurating the preparation study program with a few numbers of students( 68 male students and 30 female students,) and directly the year after, the University inaugurated its first college ( the College of Economics and Management,) then in the following year the College of Arts and Human Sciences was established. After the honored resolution of the Council of Ministers was issued in (1394h - 1974g) by including the University in the government, the National University was changed into a government university, and another decision was issued at the same time by including the College of Shariah and the College of Higher Education that was already established in 1369h-1949g in Mekka in King Abdulaziz University. These two colleges followed Omm Al-Qora University after it was established. The government's adoption of this young University and the continuous support significantly affected changing King Abdulaziz University to a modern university with some students that now amounts to 82152 male and female students. The University also occupies a distinguished place among higher education institutions in the Kingdom. According to Islamic regulations, King Abdulaziz University includes two separate campuses, one for males and another for females. Each of these campuses is provided with all cultural, recreational, and athletic facilities and a big library equipped with the most up to date technology to serve students and the teaching staff. Within four decades, the University becomes one of the outstanding higher education institutions on the local and international level. This University offers educational programs for preparing the graduates to do jobs that cope with the community's changing needs. After being established, the University included branches for other universities like Teeba University in Al-Madina Al-Monawarah which became an independent university in ( 1424h - 2003g), the branch of Tabouk University and Jasan University, which also became independent universities, The North Borders University and Araar and Rafha colleges. The University witnessed much development in quality and quantity since it was established until it becomes one of the distinguished universities in terms of the number of students, the number of scientific and theoretical fields of study, and the exclusiveness of specific specializations such as Seas Sciences, Geology, Nuclear Engineering, Medical Engineering, Meteorology and Aviation, and Mineralization. King Abdulaziz University is Considered a pioneer in offering higher education to the Saudi girl, and the female and male sections were inaugurated in the same year. The University not only has the regular students program, but it also has an external program to make it easy for all students to get higher education. It also established the Deanship of Distant Teaching to cope with the development of learning and teaching technology. The Minister of Higher Education presides over the University Council, which includes its membership, HE the Director of the University, The Deputies of the University, the deans of colleges, and the independent deanships.

The Holy Spirit University of Kaslik (USEK) is a private Catholic higher education institution founded by the Lebanese Maronite Order (LMO) in 1938. From that moment, these monks, who had been entrusted with a teaching mission for more than three centuries, have undertaken the management of USEK. Their remit was to provide university teaching in conformity with the labor market requirements and close association with scientific research. Being a national institution, USEK has brought its teachings and curricula into line with the Lebanese state's official requirements, which acknowledges the diplomas it delivers. Furthermore, USEK remains careful in achieving a synthesis of tradition and modernism in the educational options it offers while remaining true to a Christian humanism, which is imprinted on the general education it provides. Due to the pressure to democratize higher education, the University is deploying necessary efforts to fight exclusion and abide by a non-elitist policy, albeit without making any concessions concerning education quality. The establishment of decentralized regional centers (in Zahle, Chekka, and Rmeich) thus springs out of the wish to implement the right to higher education. USEK has adapted well in light of soaring socioeconomic development and has created new vocational specializations to diversify its education and meet the needs of the labor market. Nowadays, USEK welcomes more than 8,000 students across its twelve faculties and three institutes, i.e., fifteen academic units, which offer a broad array of diversified high-level education. Studies in USEK are based on the modular system of units, which are accounted for on a half-year basis, or "credits." Also, the adoption of such a structure enables students to enjoy flexibility on all levels for the prospective degree courses' academic and financial management. It also enables the Promotion of students' mobility in Lebanon and abroad: Credits can be accumulated and transferred from one University to another. Personalization of the students' training: Each student's academic course is adapted to his(her) personal and vocational project. Flexible Organisation of the semester: Students are allowed the freedom to choose the number of credits (while abiding by the minimum and maximum numbers set by the University) and the courses taken during the semester (out of a group of courses that are required for a given curriculum), thus enabling them to ameliorate how they set their schedule. Development of close pedagogical support: The teachers' follow-up and support are reinforced by the fact that thanks to this system, education is centered on the students. The offer of diversified courses to students promotes a multidisciplinary approach and exchanges within and among disciplines. Facilitation reorientation: Thanks to the establishment of links among the various education courses proposed, students can easily change their curriculum without losing all their achievements. USEK cultivates a strong feeling of belonging among its students, thanks to its welcoming student life and the multiple services. Hence, outside the framework of courses, student life in USEK takes several shapes and offers new occasions to develop new competencies and knowledge and build an extensive network of contacts: a student magazine, social associations, and clubs, pastoral work, cultural trips, student parties, etc. Since the University is keen on emphasizing the culture of the body and that of the mind, it also offers students a broad choice of sports activities. The program includes basketball, volleyball, football, tennis, table tennis, oriental dance, yoga, ski, etc. Also, USEK has several sports teams, which take part regularly in competitions among universities and national and international championships. USEK has always been interested in research activities, as proven by the international magazines published by the University (Melto, Parole de l'Orient), the annals and proceedings of high-level conferences and seminars held at USEK, in addition to the numerous publications, which are the result of individual or collaborative research works and which – by and large – pertain to a broad theme of diversification, namely that of the Lebanese and Near-Eastern heritage (musical, theological, liturgical, literary, legal, historical, architectural, technical, scientific, etc.). In this context, exchanges within and among disciplines are promoted, thus establishing links among USEK's faculties and institutes to achieve better collaboration. Moreover, the University has access to much resource equipment earmarked for research activities and put at the disposal of teachers/researchers and students. As higher education became widespread and the socioeconomic crisis in the country grew harsher, USEK has set the following objectives for itself: Make higher education accessible to all equally, without discrimination and, most importantly, without excluding economically deprived students Preserve the quality of its students' education and training to better live in society and their vocational sphere. Since its founding, USEK seeks, and by Article 92 of the Constitutions of the OLM (ed. 2012) and the Catholic Church's social teaching on universities, to contribute to all its students' development through quality educational programs and research in various fields of study. By providing a high-quality American-style education to its students, USEK intends to prepare future leaders for innovation, professional growth, and life-long learning, in Lebanon, within the Middle East, and throughout the world. USEK is committed to a faith-based educational development of its students rooted in the Catholic tradition, whereby spiritual values and ethics and respect for cultural and religious pluralism are promoted.

The establishment of Kuwait University began by issuing an Amiri decree in 1966 No. 29/1966. It took the responsibility of preparing and educationally qualifying the young generation, the real wealth of this country, to achieve the ambitious future goals with the most necessary knowledge, culture, and science. The ability to offer distinguished academic learning for these young generations is the key to developing and disseminating the knowledge needed to meet all goals and meet the requirements of society. Since its establishment, Kuwait University has witnessed a significant expansion in the number of scientific colleges reaching 16 colleges. The colleges offer various undergraduate and graduate programs. They are College of Law, College of Arts, College of Science College of Medicine, College of Engineering and Petroleum, College of Allied Health Science, College of Education, College of Sharia and Islamic Studies, College of Business Administration, College of Pharmacy, College of Dentistry, College of Social Science, College of Women, College of Architecture and College of Computer Science and Engineering. As for graduate programs, the university currently offers 6 Ph.D. programs, 48 Masters and 4 Higher Diploma programs in various disciplines. It is planned to offer new graduate studies programs to cover all the available bachelor degree programs at Kuwait University. Early at the beginnings of establishing Kuwait University, administrations and academic work centers supported and contributed to the development of research, education, and community service. These administrations and work centers are University President and Vice Presidents ( Vice President for Academic Affairs- Vice President for Research- Vice President for Planning- Vice President for Academic Support- Vice President for Health Science), Secretary-General and the related departments, Deanship of Community Services and Continuing Education, Deanship of Admission and Registration, Deanship of Student Affairs, Center of Information Systems, Center for Strategic and Future Studies, Center Of Evaluation and Measurement, center for Distant Learning, Gulf and Arabian Peninsula study, Arabic Regional Center for Environmental Law, Khawarizmi Training Center, Construction Program, and Student Book Shop. To maintain the bright journey of KU, the significance of strategic planning became one of the most critical priorities, taking the responsibility of unifying the framework and organizing priorities in order to be able to move forward towards achieving all goals and objectives that were set up since its establishment. A five-year strategic plan was also set up (2013-2017). It consists of new directions for the futuristic vision that will draw a clear pathway of taking Kuwait University as a leading national university in the region. Every college and work center is required to prepare a five-year action plan according to specified goals and objectives, set up previously in Kuwait University's strategic plan (2013-2017). Kuwait University is committed to preparing great human wealth armed with the knowledge to meet the requirements of the state of Kuwait's development and keep up with the pace of modern life through high-quality education, excellence in scientific research, and advancement of community service. Kuwait University is a pioneering national university with outstanding qualifications in higher education and scientific research. To prepare a prominent human capital characterized by their exceptional knowledge, to meet the development requirements, to keep pace with the latest information and technology in higher education, and to lead in scientific research while upgrading in serving the community.

Science is the foundation stone for progress and development taking place in human life; the University of Jordan (UJ), which was founded in 1962, has grown to become Jordan's most extensive and leading University, excelling in pedagogy, research, and innovation and advancing in global standing, it has offered a wide choice of academic programs for students who can choose from more than 250 Programs from 24 schools in various disciplines. UJ offers 94 bachelors in different programs in Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Nursing, Rehabilitation Science, Science, Agriculture, Engineering, Information Technology, Art, Business Administration, Shari'a, Educational Sciences, law, Physical Education, Arts and Design, International Studies, Foreign Languages, Archaeology, and Tourism. At the graduate level, UJ provides 38 doctoral Programs, which represent more than 50% of doctoral programs in Jordan, and 111 master programs, which represent about 25% of master programs in Jordan, 16 higher specialization programs in medicine and one in dentistry, and three diploma programs. UJ has qualified academics working in parallel with its ambition and aspirations to excel; many of them have held many vital roles in academic, administrative, and political fields in Jordan; some of them are ministers, advisers, deputies, and heads of universities, while some are excelled in innovation, scientific research, and literature. UJ is looking to reach the highest level of excellence. However, it is also trying to apply the principles of total quality management and use the latest information technologies in its programs and strategies. The University of Jordan has achieved advanced positions in various international rankings: UJ is one of the best 600 Universities worldwide, one of the best 10 Arab universities, and it has recently achieved four stars according to QS. Also, UJ has gained many international accreditations for its programs, such as medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, engineering, rehabilitation, and other disciplines. Our mission is to provide students with fulfilling learning experiences, conduct knowledge-producing research, and build strong social ties within an environment conducive to creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship making efficient use of resources and forging fruitful partnerships. The University of Jordan is celebrating its Golden Jubilee amid ever-growing global challenges to higher education. Over the past 50 years, the University has made great strides in becoming Jordan's leading and most comprehensive University that has provided successive generations with a solid education. That has contributed fundamentally to the making of modern Jordan. Much has been accomplished, and much is currently being done. There remains, however, much more to be done and ample space for improvement. The challenges of the times and the needs of a knowledge-based society make it imperative that the University charts new strategies for meeting the challenges and gaining global recognition. Excellence in education has been and will remain a priority for the University. However, there is a need to streamline academic programs in a manner that guarantees continued excellence while simultaneously meeting the demands of the rapidly-changing domestic, regional, and global job markets. The University will continue adapting to the internationally accepted best practices, and its faculty members will be encouraged to adopt blended-learning approaches. It will also vigorously seek to prepare its students for entrepreneurial careers by spreading entrepreneurship culture through integrating entrepreneurship education into curricula campus-wide. The University will focus on developing research capacity to meet domestic, regional, and global challenges. Providing a conducive research environment that promotes world-class scholarly activities is a high priority. The University's quest for global recognition necessitates establishing and nurturing Centers of Excellence that maintain a balance of basic and applied research and promote industry-oriented applied research and commercialization of research and development. Encouraging and supporting Business Incubators on- and off-campus will be high on the University's agenda. Faculty members will be encouraged to get involved and take initiatives in this regard. The University will also focus on transforming its students, faculty, and staff into global citizens capable of engaging not only each other but also people and cultures worldwide. We will seek to enhance campus diversity and further internationalize the student and faculty bodies. We envision the University as an intellectual and cultural melting pot that reflects positively on the values, lives, and careers of those affiliated with it. Students and faculty alike will be encouraged to contribute to University policy-making rather than be on the receiving end. With the University's internationalization initiatives, the dedication and hard work of its academic and administrative staff, and its students' excellence and creativity, the University will continue to lead the society and be Jordan's laboratory for innovation cradle of science and culture. They will pursue initiatives that will propel it towards joining the world-renowned universities' league in the not-so-distant future.