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Our mission affirms international education's central principles: academic rigor and diversity, critical thinking, and communication across cultures. We are the only Bay Area school offering a truly multilingual, multicultural education that culminates in the International Baccalaureate or French Bac. Our youngest students pursue a bilingual curriculum in French and English through 8th grade. As students progress through the school, they hone their critical thinking skills, communicate in at least three languages, and participate in a rich array of arts, athletics, service learning, and travel programs. Our classrooms are lively, and our school community is always engaging. Students and faculty from across the Bay Area worldwide forge meaningful, trusting relationships as they experiment and explore, question, and collaborate. Committed to every student's well-being and success, our teachers bring global teaching experience and expertise in their disciplines into a differentiated classroom daily. Boldness is a hallmark of a French American education: students grapple with real issues raised in the context of a challenging curriculum. Here, students experience the world and develop a sense of autonomy, empathy, and agency. They are primed to go out into the world and make a positive difference. Guided by the principles of academic rigor and diversity, the French American International School offers programs of study in French and English to prepare its graduates for a world in which the ability to think critically and communicate across cultures is of paramount importance. Our international community brings together people from many backgrounds. Together we strive to create a shared culture that develops compassionate, confident, and principled people who will make the world better. We base our community on these values: RESPECT – We celebrate the dignity, shared humanity, and potential in everyone. We listen attentively, speak thoughtfully, and act with courtesy and kindness. We take care of ourselves, our community, and our environment. INTEGRITY – We speak and act with honesty. We take responsibility for our actions, and we meet our commitments. INCLUSION – We celebrate the diversity that defines our school, our community, and the world. We seek to understand one another and to appreciate differing perspectives. We act with empathy and compassion. COLLABORATION – We prize the benefits of working and learning together. We succeed through shared effort and by seeking excellence in ourselves and one another. CURIOSITY – We are inquisitive about the world and our place in it, about ourselves, and one another. We ask questions, take risks, and delight in discovery. At French American International School, our youngest minds are immersed in two languages from day one. Teachers pay close attention to each student's linguistic and socio-emotional development, warmly encouraging critical thinking, active exchange, and cooperation. As students progress through the school, they learn to communicate in at least three languages, study mathematics in two languages, participate in a rich array of arts, athletics, and travel programs, engage in local and global service-learning projects, and further develop strong critical thinking skills within a challenging, engaging curriculum. There is no better way to see what we do than to come to an Open House, schedule a campus tour, or attend one of our community events. Our doors are open, and we look forward to welcoming you soon.

When it opened its doors in 1962, for a handful of students, the French School of Kuala Lumpur was generously accommodated in the premises of the Alliance Francaise and no one could imagine then the rapid development that it would experience. Today, the Lycee Francais of Kuala Lumpur accommodates around 800 students from the Kindergarten to Terminale in premises that have undergone several changes. The mission of French schools abroad is to provide schooling for French children who move to Malaysia with their parents, but with the additional mission of enabling each child to achieve their full potential in a multi-cultural environment. Welcoming students of other nationalities and from other cultural origins, be they children from the host country or children of another nationality, is an undeniable asset for all students at our school. The Lycee Henri Fauconnier has been affiliated with the Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE) since 1990 and as such benefits from the expertise of educational professionals, who guarantee the quality of the education provided. The network of French schools abroad contracted to or in partnership with the AEFE, is unique in the world, as it enables each student to benefit from an education conforming rigorously to the curricula and spirit of the French educational system, as well as to the republican values embodied by it. Our ambition is to prepare our students for the world of tomorrow so that they are better armed to face the challenges of the 21st century and become responsible and tolerant citizens. This objective is fully apparent in the cultural richness of the teaching offered to them. Taking each student’s individuality into consideration is an indisputable factor in their success, which is why a personalized pedagogic relationship is one of our teaching priorities, and the educational personnel is ready to provide help and confidence to the students to accompany them in their learning and schooling. Finally, the collaboration between families, the pedagogic team, and the school’s administration is a necessity to make our investment, in serving your children, all the more efficient.

Our little school has grown. The high school moved into a new building in 2013 the elementary school renovation was finished in 2014, and modern facilities are available from pre-school to 12th grade. All these changes mean that the school offers its students optimal conditions for teaching and learning. Apart from the buildings, we also offer a French, English, and Arabic multilingual project that focuses on the progressive learning of several languages and their cultures from the last year of pre-school. This ambitious project created meticulously in 2013 and launched at the start of the 2014 academic year is now proving successful at the start of the 2015 year. Knowledge of foreign languages opens doors around the world, allows us to understand others and their differences, and adapt to diversity. It is also a valuable asset for studies and future careers. The future of the young people in our care is what drives our projects and our actions. A future based on universal human values, a future of solidarity, an environmentally conscious future, a future to be reinvented through innovation and commitment, because this is the 21st century. This is our children’s century. Albert Camus said, "Real generosity towards the future consists of giving everything to the present." So we give, we give everything, we give our young people the tools to develop their analytical thinking, a critical mind, a sense of initiative, inventiveness, and citizenship. Prepared in this way, our students ultimately stand out as budding ambassadors. They stand out at the meeting of High School Student Council delegates of all the French high schools worldwide, at the award of Major Excellency Scholarships, and finally when the results of the baccalaureate reveal a 100% pass rate, 86% of which are distinctions. With a French baccalaureate under their belts, which serves as an international passport and is recognized throughout the world, our students are all accepted into the country and course of their choice – in France, of course, but also in England, Germany, Belgium, the United States, Canada, and Lebanon, among others. We are pleased to welcome young people from twenty different nationalities who will remain in contact through the alumni association network of French schools worldwide. We are proud of our joint achievements and confident about the future we plan together. The LFA is a rapidly changing school and is putting all of its energy into updating the school development plan and projects. The French School of Amman, progression, and transformation, A slow but regular transformation. A small elementary school was built in 1972 near Akleh Hospital and later near Addastour in the Djebel Amman district. It operated under the CNED and obtained accreditation 10 years later in 1982. The accreditation continued from 1997 to 2001, with each grade (42 students in 2002) created gradually, then 2007 to 2009 for the recent secondary school (25 students in 2005). It moved to its current premises in Their Ghobar with 150 students on January 7, 1990, the year that the Jordanian Ministry of Education recognized the school. The inauguration took place on June 13, 1990. At the start of 1996, the French government bought the land and the school buildings and undertook renovation works during that same summer. In 1996-1997, the Franco-Jordanian cooperation agreement mentioned the school. The French School of Amman is an international, accredited, and officially appointed institution. The education provided conforms to the programs, educational objectives, and organizational rules in France for public education institutions, as defined by the French Ministry of National Education and followed in all schools in the network of schools offering the French program worldwide. The school prepares for the same exams and certifications as the public schools: the Baccalaureate and the Diplôme National du Brevet (the national diploma awarded in 9th grade). Students of over 20 nationalities are represented from pre-school to 12th grade they enrich and are the pride of French institutions overseas. A melting pot of nationalities, the school welcomes the children of diplomats, embassy staff, researchers, executives of companies, and international organizations who are all faithful to the French educational system. We are honored that 26% of Jordanian families have selected our school. French School of Amman High School +962 6 4300600 secretaire@efa.edu.jo

The International French School in Tokyo registers students from kindergarten through high school, with 55 different nationalities represented. Our school follows the French National Curriculum and prepares students for Brevet and French Baccalaureat. Our mission is to provide a high-quality educational program within the framework of multilingual education. We help students to develop self-confidence, respect for others, curiosity, and openness to different cultures. Most importantly, we strive to inspire a desire to learn. In Tokyo, the LFI Tokyo assures continuity in public educational services for French expatriate children while also contributing to the promotion of the French language and culture abroad, particularly by welcoming students of Japanese and many other nationalities. The LFI Tokyo offers a program of instruction by the French curriculum and includes significant linguistic and cultural components about the Japanese context. Diplomas and qualifications awarded by the school are identical to those conferred by institutions in France. The LFI Tokyo currently accommodates nearly 1380 francophone pupils of French or other nationalities. Our campus houses the primary school (with students beginning petite section at age three) and accommodates students through upper-secondary and terminal (age 18). Most courses are conducted in French, but foreign-language instruction (in Japanese, English, German, and Spanish) also constitutes an important part of the curriculum. French/English bilingual classes have been created in the primary school, while a bilingual Section européenne for Social Studies is on offer in lower secondary. Finally, the Option international du Baccalauréat (OIB) is available to Japanese-speaking and English-speaking students (opened in September 2017) in the upper secondary school. We recently relocated to a new facility with the highest of safety standards. The LFI Tokyo provides high-quality equipment and sports facilities on a 6 — acre — campus. 3 tennis courts 2 futsal pitches lA heated outdoor pool A 280-seat auditorium with professional quality equipment An athletics track A multi-activity sports center and a Japanese dojo. We are a private educational foundation accredited under Japanese law and established by French authorities (AEFE) and the Governorate of Tokyo on December 20th, 2005. It welcomes 1380 students (current as of September 2018). All students are French-speaking, regardless of nationality. Courses are taught in French (except certain bilingual French/English sections). Japanese language and literature are introduced in the lower primary years. Students are welcomed from the “petite section” (pre-kindergarten age 3) to Terminale (age 18). As an exam center, the LFI Tokyo prepares students for the Diplôme National du Brevet (DNB), as well as three streams of the Baccalaureat diploma (Littéraire, Economique et Social, and Scientifique). Additionally, the “Option international du Baccalauréat” (OIB) is available to Japanese-speaking students in the upper secondary school.

Coppin State University is a model urban, residential liberal arts university located in the northwest section of the City of Baltimore that provides academic programs in the arts and sciences, teacher education, nursing, graduate studies, and continuing education. An HBCU (Historically Black Colleges and Universities), Coppin has a culturally rich history as an institution providing quality educational programs and community outreach services. Coppin offers 53 majors and nine graduate-degree programs. A fully accredited institution, Coppin serves Baltimore residents and students from around the world, with flexible course schedules that include convenient day, evening, and weekend classes and distance learning courses. Coppin was founded in 1900 at what was then called Colored High School (later named Douglass High School) on Pennsylvania Avenue by the Baltimore City School Board, who initiated a one-year training course to prepare African-American elementary school teachers. By 1902, the training program was expanded to a two-year Normal Department within the high school, and seven years later, it was separated from the high school and given its principal. Coppin, which was officially renamed Coppin State University on April 13, 2004, is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. Also, the undergraduate and graduate academic programs are accredited by several specialized agencies. Teacher education programs are accredited by the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education and are approved by the Maryland State Department of Education. At Coppin State University, we help you realize the potential within by challenging you to excel beyond your dreams. We prepare you to overcome fears to try things out of your comfort zone to make the unimaginable imaginable and ignite your intelligence, creativity, and uniqueness. To fly like an Eagle! We are a global university with a long tradition of academic excellence and community engagement. You will learn with our world-class faculty in countless hands-on learning opportunities, in and out of the classroom for every major. Coppin State University supports your passion for discovery, purpose, and aspirations in an ever-changing and evolving world. Our goal is to help make your undergraduate experience meaningful in your life's work. The result is that you will make a meaningful difference in society. The College of Arts & Sciences and Education (CASE) is organized into two schools that house five departments, ranging alphabetically from Humanities to Teaching and Learning, offer majors for the interested student. The School of Arts and Sciences offers degree programs at the undergraduate level in a variety of disciplines. These programs support students as they develop strengths as communicators, critical thinkers, problem solvers, and lifelong learners who can see the big picture. Graduates of programs in the School of Arts & Sciences have the skills and adaptability that employers universally value. Through the interdisciplinary pathway to a degree, various School departments offer a variety of minors and special programs for students interested in pursuing a field of study less intensely than through a full major. Coppin Dining services is Helping your Campus Thrive by providing superior measurable outcomes in dining management. We create living and learning environments that foster healthy growth, build loyalty, and create lasting connections. We employ a world-class team of culinarians and registered dieticians to create innovative menu items that reflect how students eat on campus. We are committed to providing a wide range of healthy choices for students, faculty, and staff that fit their style. We work closely with suppliers, dietitians, chefs, and clients to find the most innovative and tasteful selections. To stay connected to the campus community, we regularly meet with food service committees to hear their feedback and ideas. By understanding your campus community's specific dining needs, we can create and maintain an effective on-campus residential dining program that reflects the changing tastes and trends of Coppin State University. We supply various options, including international fare, comfort food, themed meal events, Coppin State University favorites, and so much more. From a boxed-lunch gathering for students to fundraising even with V.I.P.s, our unparalleled Coppin State Catering and operational resources ensure consistent and flawless execution. Our culinary experts' staff consults with clients to craft exquisite creations that exceed expectations while staying within budget. On behalf of the entire Coppin Dining team, welcome to Coppin State University. We look forward to dining with you. Today's students need healthy, flexible, and convenient dining options that fit their diverse lifestyles and preferences. In addition to residential dining, we feature an innovative proprietary brand, Grille Works, and a reputable national brand, Einstein Bros. Bagels. We've created the ideal mix of culinary choices that delight your entire campus. Social and Political Sciences. Psychology, Counseling, and Behavioral Health. Criminal Justice. Social Work. The social sciences. What do these fields of study all have in common? They all answer human needs. Human service professionals meet human needs. Moreover, Coppin State University's College of Behavioral and Social Sciences will get you ready to meet the needs of increasingly diverse populations—in the U.S. and beyond. With eight undergraduate programs and five graduate programs in five departments of study, C.S.U.'s College of Behavioral and Social Sciences provides a hands-on, interdisciplinary education that puts learning into action. Small classes. World-class faculty. Personalized attention. An education tailored to your needs. Everything you will not find anywhere else. The College of Behavioral and Social Sciences gets you ready for what is next.

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.

Beni Suef University is an institution of higher education located in Beni-Suef city, Egypt. The main campus is in the city's entrance and contains Faculties of Commerce, Law, Arts, and Sciences. Beni-Suef University seeks to advance a permanent development in its educational process through self-evaluation of its educational programs, promote the quality of performance, and obtain a unique position among local, regional, and international universities. Preparing qualified graduates fully equipped with scientific knowledge and experiences in different fields of specialization. Enabling them to offer, create, and compete in the labor market, whether locally, regionally, or internationally. Providing a new generation of remarkable scientists, intellectuals, and writers who can make effective participation in society by promoting its culture and environment. Established its branch in Beni Suef in 1981 UniversityCairo. Beni Suef University was established based on Presidential Decree No. (84) in 2005 and resigned from the prestigious University of Cairo. The University includes (Faculty of Commerce - Faculty of Law - Faculty of Veterinary Medicine - Faculty of Arts - Faculty of Science - Faculty of Education, Faculty of Medicine - Faculty of Nursing - Faculty of Industrial Education -Faculty of Engineering - Faculty of Physical Education) The university study system is divided into two semesters except for the Faculty of Medicine, where the study period for each class is 15-weeks, followed by an exam at the end of it, the general result of the grade will be at the end of the school year. Since the start of the study in Beni Suef faculties till 2007 in 62321 graduates from various faculties and institutes.

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 French University in Egypt is a non-profit private university, established in 2002 at Cairo in El-Sherouk city. It is composed of three faculties: Business, Engineering, and Applied Languages. Each faculty is composed of different departments. All the University's diplomas are in coordination with prestigious French universities like Paris III: Sorbonne University, the Nantes University, Haute Alsace (Mulhouse-Colmar) University, and the Corse University. A convention with Paris VI University concerning the engineering school was also signed. The University is located in El-Shorouk city, 37 km (23 mi) from Cairo's center. The University uses French (mainly), English, and Arabic languages in teaching, and its graduates can use these three languages in any work domain related to their specialization. The French University in Egypt was created in its present form by a presidential decree 26 on February 11, 2002. The French University of Egypt is a private institution of a scientific, cultural, and professional nature. It is governed by Law 101 of July 22, 1992, on creating private universities and The cooperation agreement dated March 28, 2003, between the University and the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Contribute to raising the level of education and scientific research in Egypt to train professionals, experts, and researchers in the innovative scientific fields that society needs. To do so, to use the most modern methods and take advantage of the advances made in these fields by developed countries, particularly France. Strengthen academic, scientific, and cultural ties with French universities and scientific institutions with a view, particularly to the harmonization of university training courses with the French and European higher education systems. To do this, the University, taking inspiration from French and European academic standards in higher education and research, shall ensure the quality of the academic, technical, and administrative staff and the methods used. This quality requirement will relate to the selection of teachers and students, the definition of university courses, and the rules for the award of diplomas. The University is not a for-profit organization. Since its inception, the French University of Egypt has provided hundreds of high-quality graduates who have contributed to its development. Would that be enough? Surely not. A university without research can not have its place in the world ranking of universities. UFE, with its resources, faculty, and agreements with Egyptian and French universities, can undoubtedly create graduate programs in masters and doctorates. These centers can obtain the financial support of the governments and the companies of the two countries. On the other hand, as part of the francophone polo training in Egypt, the UFE can open its doors to international students, especially those from French-speaking African countries. This will contribute to Egyptian aid for the development of Africa. Library offers students the opportunity to learn and expand their field of knowledge beyond the courses taught. It offers books and magazines on various themes related to the many subjects covered during the course. The library is also equipped with computers allowing students to carry out specialized research. After a call for tender, Moccacino, one of the significant catering companies entrusted, a cafeteria is an indispensable place worldwide. It is a space destined for the pupils, and the personnel of the " It is a social space for breaks. It is located on the 2nd floor. Croissants and patties are available. The cafeteria serves its hot dishes (7 menus) all year round between 12:00 and 14:00. It offers all kinds of drinks and pastries. The Faculty of Applied Languages combines interactive learning of languages (French, English, Arabic) with the world of business and translation (economics, law, international trade). It trains executives prepared for direct integration into the business world. Attentive to the needs of the world of work and international organizations, the Applied Languages curriculum allows professional training to cooperate with its French partner Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris 3. The Faculty of Applied Languages aims to train trilingual (Arabic-English-French) executives and translators capable of working in business and international trade and specialized translation (political, legal, economic, financial, Technical, etc.) It aims to close the gap between academic education and the labor market at the local, national, and international levels. It adopts the most advanced educational programs at the international level while preserving the Egyptian identity.

The October 6 University is the first private University in the Arab Republic of Egypt. O6U is instituted by the Republican Decree number 243 1996. The University is a member of the Association of Arab Universities and the Association of African Universities. The University includes fourteen Faculties, University Hospital, and two hotels for male and female students. It has also established a center for quality assurance and accreditation, having units in all the faculties, to enhance and disseminate quality culture. The University comprises a modern library. October 6 University seeks to be a pioneer edifice for outstanding high education at the domestic and regional level. October 6 University is also committed to serve the community and develop an environment in different forms of community engagement and practical research work through forging collaborative partnerships at both domestic and international levels. October 6 University is also committed to serve the community and develop an environment in different forms of community engagement and practical research work through forging collaborative partnerships at both domestic and international levels.

The University of Pharos was established following the latest internationally acknowledged standards and parameters regarding higher education quality and is Supported with advanced, highly equipped scientific laboratories. Our University benefits from its presence in Alexandria, which is a major urban center in Egypt. We are committed to serve Alexandrians and to contribute to national higher education priorities in education and research. PUA students, faculty, alumni, administrators, and staff stand out for their commitment to academic excellence, entrepreneurial and creative innovation. Students can enroll in various courses from entry to advanced levels throughout their four years, including not only in-class lectures but also active learning programs that enable students to address world issues through hands-on experiences. Students with different interests in the Humanities sector, Medical sector, or Science and Technology sector, together with international students, think and learn together on shared topics. PUA offers a substantial selection of academic programs reflecting today's high-demand fields, knowledgeable faculty, and a convenient location in beautiful Alexandria City. Still, there is much to be proud of strong faculty and staff, a fantastic student body, and a community that recognizes our campus as a vital educational, economic, and cultural resource in Alexandria –Egypt. Pharos University aspires to be one of the leading comprehensive universities in the region and across the globe. It strives to meet the community's needs, cope with the continuing technological development, and enhance its students' educational, professional, research, and leadership abilities. The mission of Pharos University is to provide qualitative higher educational opportunities that would enable students to develop advanced knowledge and skills, provide leadership and service to their communities, and improve the productivity of their organizations through the integration of practical, educational, and research capabilities. Our Goals: Developing the educational process through optimal use of resources. Sustaining a healthy & inclusive campus atmosphere. Enhancing scientific research. Establishing a graduate studies structure that aims at academic excellence & community service. Encouraging students to be become useful community members through instilling national ethical principles. Outsourcing an outstanding teaching staff. Assessing the overall institutional performance regularly & sustaining the follow up of quality assurance. Providing regular training & education for employees & staff members. Promoting cooperation & partnership agreements with local, regional & international universities. Attracting international students. Keeping in touch with alumni. Responding actively to job market requirements & social needs Creating a real bond with society.

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.

Misr University for Science & Technology (MUST) was established by presidential decree No.245/1996 following law No. 101/1992 governing private universities in Egypt. MUST enjoys full legal recognition by all educational authorities In Egypt and is authorized to grant B.A, B.S, M.A, M.S, and Ph.D. Degrees in different fields of study. MUST is an active member of the Association of Arab Universities, the International Association of University Presidents, and the Association of African Universities. MUST has been assessed and certified as meeting the requirements of ISO 9001:2008 for Educational Service management for students after high school. Egypt is a traditional leader in the Middle East in the field of higher medical education. In recent years, and due to the admission of increasingly large numbers in the governmental universities, Egypt’s leading status was seriously threatened. Some primary and decisive factors in the proper teaching and training of the undergraduates in the medical field are the efficient knowledge deliverance and the close interaction between the student and the teacher. Physical therapy is a vital form of professional patient care that can be applied in most medical disciplines. It is the newest and yet the oldest field of medical practice. It is the newest because it has come to be recognized as an integral part of regular medical care in the past seventy years. However, it is the oldest because physical agents have been used in the treatment of diseases or injuries for thousands of years. The goal of the College of Physical Therapy is to provide the society with therapists who are adequately prepared by a carefully-planned educational program to serve, today and in the future in such capacities, as providers care for patients suffering from temporary or permanent disabilities resulting from musculoskeletal, cardiopulmonary, neurological, gynecological and pediatric disorders. The College of Engineering was established in1996 to serve Egypt, the Arab countries, and the region by preparing the graduates to carry out their responsibilities, considering our heritage in an industrialized world with a significant number of challenging problems. The college of engineering is working hard to develop professional engineers who can responsibly lead the economic development towards society and the environment. Hence, an engineering graduate is well suited to help in achieving his country’s goals. Our engineering graduates are also suited to work in cross-cultural environments, as many international companies have a presence in Egypt and the region. The Faculty of Foreign Languages and Translation has nine academic departments: English Department, French Department, German Department, Italian Department, Spanish Department, Turkish Department, Chinese Department, Japanese Department, and Arabic Department. The English Department has recently inaugurated a Graduate Studies Programme in literature, linguistics, and translation. Each department is equipped with staff members who have vast expertise in teaching and the practical field of translation. The faculty departments endorse the promise that to learn another language is to step into another world. Moreover, the faculty departments advocate inclusive and interdisciplinary scholarships that develop innovative models for the study and assimilation of languages and literature. College of Applied Medical Sciences seeks excellence through educational programs that reflect recent trends in allied health sciences and contribute to the continuing development of the allied health profession by placing the student at the center of attention, where the student could be an influential and effective participant in the educational process, able to self-learning, having self-esteem, thinking critically, competent in providing high-quality health care, and contribute with their knowledge and scientific research in the service activities of the environment and the community. The Department of Ancient Egyptian Antiquities aims to prepare specialists in the field of ancient Egyptian archeology capable of exploring and accompanying Egyptian and foreign missions with knowledge of Egyptology and its various branches and modern techniques in museum presentation, archaeological excavations, use of modern technologies and knowledge of scientific development in the field of Egyptology. The Department of Islamic Archeology aims to prepare a specialist of Islamic heritage throughout the Islamic world. It can read texts and inscriptions, able to work in the field of museums and archaeological excavations, as well as a background in the history of art, which qualifies him to advanced studies in one of the previous fields consistent with International standards recognized and required for the graduate in this specialization. The Department of Archeology of the Arabian Peninsula is interested in the effects of the North, Central and South Arabian Peninsula and the interest of the archaeological sites and the cultural and civilizational heritage of the Arabian Peninsula and the graduation of specialized cadres at the technical and professional level in the field of exploration and studies of the Arabian Peninsula and the graduation of cadres specialized in the development of museums in the Arabian Peninsula. While the Department of Restoration and Conservation of Antiquities to prepare a specialist for the restoration of monuments and preservation of heritage and cultural holdings and maintenance of museum collections and warehouses and fossils holdings by international standards recognized and required for the graduate in this specialty. The Tourism Guidance Section aims to prepare a tourist guide with a culture that speaks at least one foreign language fluently and has full knowledge of all stages of Egyptian history and cultural heritage areas. It has the skill to deal with others throughout Egypt.

The Islamic University of Lebanon is a private Lebanese institution of higher education, licensed under decree n° 8600 of the 12th of June 1996. The Vanished Imam Sayed Moussa Sadr brought this idea forth and laid the groundwork for establishing this institution. The departed Imam Sheikh Mohammad Mahdi Shamseddine (May Allah sanctify his soul) made his best endeavors and utmost efforts to build this institution. Today, Imam Sheikh Abdul Amir Qabalan, the vice president of the Supreme Shiite Council and the chairman of its Board of Trustees, continues to develop and improve the University. Dr. Hassan Chalabi has been the President of this institution since it was founded. This University seeks to contribute to the Supreme Shiite Council's solution in Lebanon, which deals with the national coalition and consolidation of the different sects and religions in the Lebanese civil community, where one political framework encompasses an equitable state for all its citizens. Therefore, this institution is committed to providing faith and knowledge as an inspirational source for the nation, the citizen, the state, and the Lebanese society. The Islamic University is a national project for the future, arising from Lebanon's vision as a pioneer in all the different domains of modern knowledge. This institution aims to popularize and deepen higher education while considering the historical and contemporary conditions that are indispensable to a balanced perspective so that learning becomes the bedrock for the development of the nation. The University recognizes the 21st century's scientific and economic developments, which present exciting new prospects for Lebanon, the Arabic world, and the Islamic world. Furthermore, it contributes to the scientific advancement that keeps pace with all the different societies that preceded us in modern science. Therefore, the University has moved to implement new specializations, improving the quality of the curriculum, and meeting job market demands in the domain of business and services in Lebanon and the Arab and Islamic world. This institution has been working to improve the academic level and to strengthen cooperation and coordination of educational and cultural ties with other universities and institutions inside and outside Lebanon. University officials are fully aware that any single institution will never achieve these high ambitions no matter how qualified or efficient. They hope that the Lebanese, Arabic, and Islamic civil communities will also play such a vital role in accomplishing this excellent task. Society can provide different kinds of moral and physical support from individuals, institutions, and associations. The Islamic University of Lebanon is a nonprofit institution. It aims to provide both Lebanese and non-Lebanese students with higher education without discrimination based on race, nationality, religion, or sect, in the spirit of openness towards all the different world cultures. The Islamic University of Lebanon aims at: Providing a means of higher academic education in different pieces of literature, sciences, and specialized knowledge domains, Training a highly qualified academic staff, Paying particular attention to scientific research and developing it, Paying close attention to Arabic and Islamic studies, Showing interest in our cultural heritage, spreading it, and contributing to saving the values of righteousness and virtue of the humanitarian civilization, Enhancing scientific and cultural ties with various universities and their Lebanese, Arabic, and foreign scientific staff. The Islamic University of Lebanon is a grand edifice of science and learning. This place is precious and resides in the heart, as a national college for Lebanese citizens. Every year, hundreds of students graduate from this University, educated with science and knowledge to shape the bright future we want for our youth, the country's pioneers. Founding this University meets an essential need in a world where no one should dominate, and everyone is a shining beacon of knowledge to counter the threat posed by violence. We must insist on the value of science and knowledge in delivering the image of the true Islam, as a civilized universal message that lies at the heart of the past and expands into the future all over the world. Our University is a national institution that welcomes knowledge seekers, no matter which religion or region they belong to. We particularly want to encourage the Lebanese people to be armed with the sciences. Science is like an ornament: it is knowledge itself, and a discipline, and an education. Keep away from violence and perversion. Be pious scholars and charitable. Cooperate to seek pure knowledge in conformity with Allah's Messenger saying, "Seek knowledge even as far away as China."