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Aptitude Tests: Important Notice Regarding Aptitude Tests for the College of Sports Sciences

 
* In light of the statement issued by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research regarding college aptitude tests:

**The following is an explanatory notice concerning the aptitude tests required for admission to Faculties of Sports Sciences. Passing these tests is a mandatory admission requirement for students holding the Egyptian General Secondary Education Certificate (Thanaweya Amma) for the year 2026.**

*** As part of the 2026 schedule for the University and Institute Admission Coordination Office, the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research is pleased to announce that the Office will commence operations immediately following the conclusion of the Egyptian General Secondary Education exams. This involves organizing aptitude tests for students wishing to enroll in faculties that require such tests for admission, in accordance with the admission criteria and regulations issued by the Supreme Council of Universities.

👈 #To facilitate the process for our students—and within the framework of the e-government system and the digital transformation witnessed across all sectors and state-provided services—the Ministry of Higher Education has enabled students to register online for these aptitude tests. Registration is available via the electronic coordination website on the Internet from Friday, July 17, 2026, through Thursday, August 6, 2026. #Regarding_the_Faculty_of_Sports_Science

Scheduling appointments, selecting faculties, and choosing locations for the qualifying aptitude tests will be handled via the online electronic coordination service at the following website:

https://tansik.digital.gov.eg

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#Registration_Steps for aptitude tests via the online electronic coordination website:

👈- The student accesses the electronic coordination website mentioned above and navigates to the aptitude test registration page.

👈- The student begins the registration process for the aptitude tests using their National ID number and examination seat number.

👈- The student's personal data appears on the screen (including seat number, student name, National ID, governorate, affiliated educational administration, school, and academic track—i.e., Science, Engineering, or Arts/Humanities). The student must verify the accuracy of this data displayed on the website.

👈- A list appears showing the available aptitude test types, the relevant faculties, the designated test locations, and the specific appointment times assigned to the student.

👈- Upon completing the registration process, the student prints a receipt detailing the selected aptitude tests, appointment times, and locations at the faculties registered on the website.

👈- Test fees must be paid exclusively through electronic payment channels, such as prepaid cards, credit cards, or electronic payment service provider outlets. ✋ No other payment method is accepted; an exam appointment can only be obtained from the website after completing the payment process using the methods specified on the Electronic Coordination (Admissions) Aptitude Tests website.

👈- The student selects the type of aptitude test and the preferred date. A specific appointment for visiting the college will then be assigned, noting that the testing process spans the following three days.

👈- The college is committed to conducting the aptitude tests on the scheduled dates.

👈- The college is also committed to directly submitting and entering the exam results for all successful candidates via the college’s dedicated page on the Electronic Coordination website. This must be done after verifying the accuracy of the student's exam seat number and name to prevent errors in the results.

👈- The names and data of students who pass these tests are provided to the Electronic Coordination system to facilitate the nomination process. Colleges bear full responsibility for these results within the designated timeframe; no results submitted after the Electronic Coordination website closes for registering successful candidates will be recognized.

👈- Exams are held on scheduled dates, with only one attempt allowed for each type of aptitude test. Students who fail are not permitted to retake the test, whether at the same college or a different one. To ensure transparency with students, no paper certificates regarding aptitude test results issued by colleges will be recognized.

#Required_Documents_for_Taking_Exams_at_the_College:-📋

1) - The student's General Secondary Education (Thanaweya Amma) exam seat number, along with a copy of it for each aptitude test the student wishes to take. 2 - Two (2) personal photos for those wishing to take these tests.

📍#Important_Note:

This stage is limited exclusively to students holding the Egyptian General Secondary Education Certificate (Thanaweya Amma). Dates for aptitude tests for students holding equivalent certificates (Arab or foreign), diplomas from Industrial Technical Institutes, and Industrial Technical Schools (3-year and 5-year systems) will be announced later—subject to admission criteria and regulations—following the release of their results.

We wish our students every success. 🌹🌹

📢#Update: A comprehensive report detailing the test content, the procedure for taking them, and all relevant guidelines will be provided to you shortly..

Condolences to Professor Dr. Ahmed Adel Tamim on the passing of his father—may God Almighty have mercy upon him.

With hearts faithful to God’s will and decree, the Faculty of Sports Sciences—represented by its Dean, Prof. Dr. Emad Samir, along with all faculty members, staff, and students—mourns the passing of the father of Prof. Dr. Ahmed Adel Tamim (Assistant Professor in the Department of Curricula and Physical Education Instruction), the late Mr. Adel Tamim Mohamed. They extend their sincere condolences and deepest sympathy to the bereaved family, praying to the Almighty to shower the deceased with His vast mercy and grant him a place in His spacious Paradise.

Important Announcement for Second-Year Students

The results for second-year students at the Faculty of Sports Science have been announced on the Assiut University results website.
Best wishes for success to all students.
You can now view your results by accessing the attached link.
https://services.aun.edu.eg/results/public/ar/exam-result?fbclid=IwY2xjawUXFAJwZG9mBWV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHr1rKSPnfNN7YsFiJm9iFDCcoIwyyMYhI2yhNcGJlTsk2OKtCJ2vw1T5COOs_aem_7lIyFokt7ilOIQQyaV-dJA

Awareness and training activities under the "Your Safety First" initiative

»Under the patronage of Dr. Ahmed Abdel-Mawla, Assiut University organizes awareness and training events to enhance safety and crisis/disaster preparedness as part of the "Your Safety First" initiative.

The Office of the Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development at the Faculty of Sports Sciences—under the patronage of Dr. Ahmed Abdel-Mawla—organized a series of awareness and training events as part of the "Your Safety First" initiative. Held in collaboration with the university’s Occupational Safety and Health Department and the Civil Protection Department, the events aimed to raise awareness regarding safety and prevention measures and to enhance the preparedness of the university community to handle crises and emergencies. The program included an awareness lecture, a panel discussion, a workshop, and practical training sessions.

The events were held under the supervision of Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Adawy, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development; Dr. Emad Samir, Dean of the Faculty of Sports Sciences; Dr. Mostafa Ahmed Abdel-Wahab, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Sports Sciences for Community Service and Environmental Development; Dr. Mohamed Abdel-Baset Mohamed, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Specific Education for Community Service and Environmental Development (and Supervisor of the Occupational Safety and Health Department across university sectors and hospitals); and Major General Ibrahim Anous, Security Advisor to the University President.

The seminar was attended by Engineer Shaimaa Mohamed Qotb, Acting Director of the Occupational Safety and Health Department; Mr. Mohamed Abdel-Aal, Supervisor of Civil Protection at the university; and Mr. Hamdy El-Adawy, Faculty Secretary. Also in attendance were faculty members, teaching assistants, and administrative staff from the faculty, alongside personnel from the Occupational Safety and Health, Civil Protection, and University Security departments. Dr. Ahmed Abdel-Mawla emphasized that Assiut University attaches great importance to occupational health and safety, driven by its commitment to providing a safe and sustainable educational and work environment and to fostering a culture of prevention among its entire community.

He explained that the "Your Safety Comes First" initiative aligns with the university's strategy to promote a safety culture and enhance preparedness for handling risks and emergencies. This is achieved by raising awareness of preventive measures and best practices, thereby contributing to the protection of lives and property and embedding the concepts of security and safety as a shared responsibility requiring the concerted efforts of the entire university community.

For his part, Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Adawy noted that the "Your Safety Comes First" initiative falls within the strategy of Assiut University’s Community Service and Environmental Development Sector. The initiative aims to disseminate a culture of occupational health and safety across the university's various faculties, expand awareness regarding preventive measures, and underscore the importance of adhering to safety regulations within work and study environments.

He pointed out that the initiative exemplifies the integration of the university's various sectors in promoting preventive awareness and transforming safety concepts from theory into daily practices and sustainable institutional behavior. This aligns with the Egyptian state's direction toward upholding occupational health and safety standards and enhancing institutional readiness to manage crises and disasters. The events included a lecture by Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Adawy titled "Your Safety First," in which he addressed concepts of security, safety, and occupational health, as well as the procedures for achieving them. He emphasized the importance of fostering a culture of occupational safety and raising preventive awareness to mitigate risks, highlighting the need for all components of the university system to collaborate in maintaining a safe environment that supports the educational process and ensures the safety of individuals and facilities.

Dr. Adawy also discussed the role of governance in establishing an effective safety system. He highlighted key elements such as improving institutional management quality, supporting the public interest, adhering to laws and regulations regarding safety and occupational health, fostering a sense of individual responsibility toward the institution, and implementing merit-based criteria for selecting officials—alongside accountability and transparency. He noted that successful risk management is one of the most significant outcomes of implementing governance.

The initiative’s activities featured a panel discussion titled "Occupational Safety and Health: Between Ambition and Implementation." During the session, Dr. Mohamed Abdel-Baset Mohamed discussed mechanisms for implementing occupational safety and health requirements across various university sectors and the challenges associated with their practical application. He also reviewed practices and procedures that contribute to enhancing the safety system within university institutions.

Additionally, the events included a workshop on the practical aspects of inspections and monitoring in the field of occupational safety and health, presented by Engineer Shaimaa Mohamed Qotb. The workshop covered the practicalities of monitoring safety procedures, mechanisms for observation and evaluation, and the importance of field monitoring in identifying and proactively addressing potential hazards. The events also featured practical training on emergency response, conducted by Mr. Mohamed Abdel-Aal. This session aimed to familiarize participants with the necessary procedures during accidents or crises, safe evacuation methods, and how to handle emergencies quickly and systematically—all of which contribute to risk mitigation and the protection of lives and property.

For his part, Dr. Mostafa Ahmed Abdel-Wahab emphasized that the event aims to transform safety concepts from mere instructions and guidelines into a deeply rooted culture and daily practice. This approach enhances the university community's ability to confront crises with competence, awareness, and responsibility.

He explained that the "Your Safety First" initiative seeks to raise awareness regarding occupational health and safety principles and to highlight ways to prevent workplace hazards. These efforts positively impact the creation of a safe university environment that supports the quality of the educational process and ensures the highest safety standards within the college.

In the same context, Mr. Hamdy El-Adawy highlighted the event's importance in promoting awareness of safety and prevention measures and educating students and staff on the proper ways to handle emergencies. He stressed that continuous awareness-raising contributes to better decision-making during crises and adherence to evacuation and safety protocols within the buildings, thereby supporting a safe educational environment for all members of the community.The College.


The need for tailoring school-based physical activity interventions: preliminary insights into body weight and cross-country differences from the DELICIOUS project

Research Authors
Achraf Ammar, Mohamed Aly, Khaled Trabelsi, Tania Abril-Mera, Liwa Masmoudi, Noha El-Gyar, Amira M Shalaby, Haitham Jahrami, Waqar Husain, Piotr Zmijewski, Evelyn Frias-Toral, Giuseppe Grosso, Wolfgang I Schöllhorn, Osama Abdelkarim
Research Date
Research Journal
Frontiers in Public Health
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Research Year
2025

Congratulations to researcher/Amira Hamed Abdel Hafez on being awarded her Master's degree

The Faculty of Sports Sciences at Assiut University, represented by its Dean, Professor Dr. Emad Samir, faculty members, administrative staff, and all students, extends its sincerest congratulations to Ms. Amira Hamed Abdel Hafez on being awarded her Master's degree in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction of Physical Education. We wish her continued success and prosperity.

Discussion of the Master's thesis submitted by researcher/ Amira Hamed Abdel Hafez

God willing, the Master's thesis submitted by researcher Amira Hamed Abdel Hafez, enrolled in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction of Physical Education, Faculty of Sports Sciences, Assiut University, will be discussed on Tuesday, August 25, 2026, at 12:00 PM in the Dr. Mohamed Raafat Mahmoud Hall at the Faculty.

 

Congratulations to researcher Mahmoud Abdel Rahim Ahmed Khalil on being awarded his Master's degree.

The Faculty of Sports Sciences at Assiut University, represented by His Excellency Professor Dr. Emad Samir, Dean of the Faculty, the faculty members, administrative staff, employees, and all students, extends its sincerest congratulations to researcher Mahmoud Abdel Rahim Ahmed Khalil on being awarded a Master's degree in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction of Physical Education. We wish him continued success and prosperity.

Discussion of the Master's thesis submitted by researcher Mahmoud Abdel Rahim Ahmed Khalil

God willing, the Master's thesis submitted by researcher Mahmoud Abdel Rahim Ahmed Khalil, enrolled in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction of Physical Education, Faculty of Sports Sciences, Assiut University, will be discussed on Wednesday, August 26, 2026, at 1:00 PM in the Dr. Mohamed Raafat Mahmoud Hall at the Faculty.

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