Two Veterinary Medicine Female Students from Benha University Participate in Erasmus+ Exchange Program at Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies

Under the auspices of Prof.Nasser El-Gizawy, President of Benha University, and Prof. Gehan Abdel Hady, Vice President for Postgraduate Studies and Research, two female students from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Benha University are taking part in a student exchange program at the Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies (LBTU). They will spend a full semester at LBTU as part of academic cooperation and student mobility initiatives within the Erasmus+ program.
The participants are Yostina Atef Zaki Abdallah, Teaching Assistant at the Department of Biochemistry, and Norhan Gomaa Sayed, Teaching Assistant at the Department of Dairy and Meat Hygiene. This experience offers them the opportunity to immerse themselves in the academic environment of LBTU in Jelgava, benefit from the university's educational and research expertise, and explore diverse academic systems and approaches in their respective fields of specialization.
This participation reflects Benha University's commitment to broadening and strengthening its international partnerships, while supporting student exchange programs that provide opportunities for learning, training, and engagement with global educational and research institutions.
Benha University emphasized that student exchange is a key pillar of its strategy to enhance the quality of education and scientific research, and to prepare graduates capable of competing internationally and engaging with global developments. By offering international learning experiences, the program fosters the exchange of knowledge and expertise, and develops academic, personal, and cultural skills—fully aligned with the objectives of Erasmus+ in promoting study, training, and international cooperation in higher education.