Significant Progress for Benha University Journals According to the Supreme Council of Universities Evaluation - July 2025

Prof. Nasser El-Gizawy, President of Benha University, announced a notable advancement in the rankings of the scientific journals published by the university, according to the evaluation by the Supreme Council of Universities for July 2025. Nineteen scientific journals issued by the university and its faculties were evaluated.
Prof. El-Gizawy explained that this progress is part of the university's ongoing efforts toward academic and research excellence. He pointed out that the Benha Medical Journal has been included in the global databases of Scopus, and the Benha International Journal of Physical Therapy has been classified by the Supreme Council of Universities for the first time, receiving the highest rating. This is alongside journals from the Faculty of Nursing, Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Education, Legal and Economic Thought, Veterinary Sciences, and Physical Education and Sports Sciences, with improved rankings for the Journal of Educational and Qualitative Studies, Journal of Commercial Studies and Research, and Research and Studies from the Faculty of Arts, which also achieved the highest rating (7 points).
Prof. Jehan Abdel-Hadi, Vice President of the university for postgraduate Studies and Research, added that six other scientific journals have achieved high scores close to the maximum, including:
• Annual Journal of Agricultural Sciences and the Engineering Research Journal at Shubra, which received a score of (6.5).
• Benha University Journal of Applied Sciences, Benha Journal of Humanities, and the Journal of Accounting Studies and Research, in addition to the inclusion of the Journal of Forensic Medical Sciences and Clinical Toxicology for the first time in the ranking, all receiving a score of (6).
• The Journal of Basic and Environmental Sciences also saw notable progress, achieving a score of (5.5).
• The Journal of Physical Education and Sports Research maintained its position in the ranking.
The university president expressed gratitude and appreciation to the boards of directors and editorial teams of the journals for their diligent efforts in enhancing the rankings of the journals and achieving this accomplishment.