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Human Computer Interaction Research Group (Helwan University) Egypt Institute of Basic & Applied Sciences (Egypt-Japan University of Science and Technology) Egypt Nanotechnology Center (Kafrelsheikh University) Egypt
Oct 13, 2010 · This essay provides an overview of the higher education system in Egypt with a focus on students’ access to universities and women’s participation in higher education. The universities and higher education institutions in Egypt, as in other countries, accept students graduated from secondary schools.
Jun 1, 2023 · We study the effect of a large-scale construction of public universities in Egypt. • Access to university positively affects education, labor and marriage outcomes. • The impact is particularly strong for women. • Mechanisms include delayed marriage and increase in mobility at older ages.
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Egypt - National program. L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science Egypt fellowships program aims to promote the participation of young women in science coming from Egypt. The Program honors three talented young Egyptian women researchers for the quality of their research works and encourages them to pursue a brilliant career in science in the ...
Apr 4, 2009 · This research aims to compare the effect of higher education on some Upper Egyptian women's practice of self autonomy at both work and home. The most important revelation this research makes is the...
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All seven women interviewed were enrolled in or had recently graduated from a public or private university in Egypt, and all were refugees or asylum seekers according to the UNHCR definition. Individual interviews were held with four women, two from Syria and two from Yemen. One focus group