As part of the final preparations for submitting the institutional and programmatic accreditation files of Faculty of Engineering at Tanta University, Prof. Ahmed Nasr, Dean of the Faculty, chaired an extensive meeting in the Architecture Seminar Hall to review the latest developments regarding the accreditation files and assess their readiness for final submission.
The meeting was attended by Prof. Mustafa Al-Sawwaf, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs; Prof. Yasser Al-Samadouny, Vice Dean for Postgraduate Studies and Scientific Research; and Prof. Mai Madkour, Director of Quality Assurance Unit at the Faculty; as well as heads of academic departments, coordinators of specialized programs, directors of laboratories and faculty units, in addition to a number of academic staff and assistant staff responsible for institutional and program accreditation standards.
At the beginning of the meeting, Prof. Mai Madkour reviewed the current status of the quality assurance files, outlining the requirements of the upcoming phase to achieve institutional and programmatic accreditation. She also expressed her gratitude and appreciation to all attendees for their efforts and contributions.
During the meeting, Faculty Dean highlighted the outstanding capabilities of the faculty and emphasized the importance of incorporating them into the accreditation standards. He stressed the need to finalize the files and submit them according to the determined timelines. He also listened to the concerns of those responsible for the accreditation standards regarding potential challenges and obstacles, directing that these be addressed and that all necessary support be provided to ensure efficient progress.
In addition, Prof. Ahmed Nasr emphasized that the strong positive spirit demonstrated by all members of the faculty in pursuing institutional and programmatic accreditation was truly commendable, reflecting constructive involvement and commitment of all faculty personnel.
Further, he delivered a detailed presentation outlining the steps and procedures to be implemented during the next phase. These measures aim to facilitate data collection and documentation in a way that highlights their value while ensuring coordination, consistency, and integration of efforts across the various administrative departments and academic units of the faculty.
At the conclusion of the meeting, Faculty Dean reaffirmed that achieving accreditation represents a strategic objective and the culmination of collective efforts requiring the cooperation and commitment of all stakeholders. He praised the positive contributions of those responsible for the accreditation standards over the past period and expressed his hope that the faculty would achieve institutional and programmatic accreditation during 2026, further strengthening its academic standing and reinforcing its leading role in engineering education and scientific research.
10/13/2026