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Facilities to our Student's: |
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Student
Housing
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 There are several locations
for student residences in all the University Campuses,
some for male students and the others for female
students. The residences are mostly located in the
campuses or close to the
buildings where students attend
their classes. Thus, no transportation is needed to and
from residences inside the campus. At present,
residences provide different types of accommodation.
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residence has a meeting room. |
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a large restaurant and a multiple purpose
activity room. Visitors are welcome at certain times.
There are around-the-clock supervisors in the residences
to ensure that the halls are quiet and in order.
Residences also include kitchens, space for table tennis
and sports, a lounge equipped with a television set,
telephones, and a laundry,
Students who live in residence halls are likely
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have
better grades and higher college retention rates than
their counterparts who live off campus. They know that
as years go by, they will remember all of the great
memories made while living in the residence alls — the
friends they made, the opportunities that were available
to them, the good times they had . |
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Transportation
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 In
conjunction with the
cities of SVU campuses, the
University provides transportation in
buses to all students from different stops in
cities to the University Campuses. Buses are
scheduled from 7 a.m. until 10 p.m. and take
students to the University from designated
locations in the
cities and the reverse. Non
-Governmental transportation facilities
transports students daily from
cities to the
University. National Railway Authority and Upper
Egypt Bus Company are available to students
coming from other governorates of the country.
The transportation to and from the University is
secure and reliable. |
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Food Services: |
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 The University provides
modern restaurants for male and female students where
food meals are served. Cafeterias provide service for
students. They remain open until evening |
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Financial Assistance: |
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The University is very
keen on having students continue their education and
excel in it. It has a program for assisting needy and
distinguished students. In the beginning of each
semester, students may apply for assistance. The student
requesting assistance from the University should fill an
application form and present the necessary documents.
They submit their documents to the students affairs in
their colleges. |
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Students Union: |
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Students have a students
union to represent themselves. Students unions
are signs of a healthy student life and all
students participate democratically. Academic
Societies and Clubs are formed in the University
to represent the colleges, the departments,
classes and other forms of student associations.
They elect their representatives to the Students
Union which conducts all the student activities
in the University in coordination with the
vice-president of Students Affairs. |
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Student Scientific
Societies: |
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The University
encourages students to organize themselves and
meet each other in the friendly atmosphere of
the University surrounding. Almost every
Academic Department and Unit boasts a student
society, the purpose of which is to unite
students and have them participate to accomplish
a set of academic objectives, enriching student
life. Thus, lectures are organized, book and
cultural exhibits are presented, national
occasions are celebrated and sport activities
are widely applauded. |
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Student Clubs: |
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 Student clubs are formed
around academic and national themes to add to the rich
mosaics of student life. Students who have a common
interest in debates come together to form a debating
club. The aim of such clubs is to enrich the social and
cultural life on campus. |
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Students Life & Activities: |
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The students' activities are varied and contribute in
building the personality of the students,
These activities include : |
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Cultural activities: |
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They aim at developing the students' abilities and
their artistic skills, They include : |
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 - A competition for
singing & playing musical instruments. - A competition for
drawing. - A competition for
publishing magazines . - A competition for
Plastic arts . |
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Group activities: |
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They aim at
earring for the youth and introducing all the
students activities as - Varying the activities
of the students to include social , cultural &
artistic activities, Holding competitions among
students, Encouraging the students
talents . |
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Social Activities and
Journeys: |
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They aim at : |
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Giving information about the ancient Egyptian
civilization. |
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Giving the students the chance to compete. |
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Giving the students the chance to know each
other's. |
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The
University Student Hospital at Qena: |
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 The First Floor contains:
Four Clinics, Dentistry and mouth
Clinic, Diagnosis Clinic, Rays room, Reception and
emergency, Hospital administration and financial affairs. |
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The Second floor Contains: |
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A surgery
operation room which contains tow beds the
interior department which contains 30 beds. |
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A sterilization
room, A shift Physician room, The average of student
using the hospital is 600 annually. The average of
surgery operations is 30 annually, The number of
physicians is 5 doctors, 2 dentists, The number
of nurses is 10 |
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