Within the framework of the student exchange program "Erasmus": Teaching assistants in Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at Benha University are studying at the University of Pannonia.

Dr. Nasser El-Gizawy, President of Benha University, announced the participation of 9 teaching assistants from the Faculty of Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at the university in the "Erasmus" student exchange program with the Faculty of Information Technology at the University of Pannonia.
Dr. Nasser El-Gizawy confirmed that the participation of students from the Faculty of Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at Benha University in the University of Pannonia comes as part of the implementation of the memorandum of understanding for exchanging visits of faculty members and students funded by the Erasmus Plus program of the European Union. The program aims to exchange experiences between both sides in areas of mutual interest, build students' capacities, and train graduate students.
El-Gizawy pointed out that developing international relations with other universities in supporting international exchanges of academic and technological experiences enhances the competitiveness of Benha University graduates on a global level, contributing to improving the university' s international ranking. The university is always striving to advance towards global recognition by improving the quality of its educational, research, and service outputs, which has a significant impact on its academic reputation.
Dr. Jihan Abdel-Hady, Vice President of Benha University for Post- Graduate Studies and Research, added that the visit aims to develop students' skills in advanced technological fields and enhance academic cooperation between Benha University and the University of Pannonia within the framework of the "Erasmus" student exchange program.
It is worth mentioning that the participating teaching assistants in the program are: Ahmed Maher Gomaa, Abdullah Adel Ibrahim Al-Sebai, Ahmed Radwan Joudah Abdel-Halim, Shaimaa Maher Ahmed Abu Al-Ainain, Hossam Fares Said, Farah Mohamed Kamel, Hiba Walid Mohamed, and Fadi Maher.
The students will study a set of advanced courses for six months, including courses on: Artificial Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, Mathematical Analysis for Engineers, Project Laboratories, Graphics Processing Unit Programming, Information Security, and Advanced Operations Research.