Vice President of Benha University for Postgraduate Studies Discussed the Regularity of Military and National Education Courses and Enhancing Electronic Registration Mechanisms

Prof. Gehan Abdelhady, Vice President of Benha University for Postgraduate Studies and Research, held a meeting with the officials in charge of military and national education at the university's faculties to follow up on the regularity of the scheduled courses and to discuss ways to develop the electronic registration mechanisms and services provided to students.
The meeting was attended by:
• Colonel Hafez Ibrahim, Director of the Military Education Department at the university,
• Engineer Hussein Said, Director of the University's Electronic Portal.
The discussion focused on the regular implementation of military and national education programs across various faculties, as well as activating the electronic registration service through the official website, which facilitates the enrollment process, saves time and effort, and contributes to the swift completion of transactions.
Prof. Gehan Abdelhady emphasized the necessity of adhering to the rules and regulations governing enrollment in the courses, while also intensifying awareness among female students about the importance of obtaining national education courses, considering them a fundamental requirement for graduation.
She highlighted the significant role played by the Military Education Department in implementing programs and activities aimed at enhancing national awareness among youth and instilling values of belonging and loyalty. She stressed the need for continued coordination and integration among the relevant authorities to ensure regular operations, swift performance, and the best possible benefit for students.
Prof. Gehan underscored the importance of expanding the use of digital services to develop the registration and follow-up system, aligning with the state's direction towards digital transformation and contributing to improving the level of services provided to students and enhancing work mechanisms within the university.