Benha University Launches the Student Code of Conduct to Reinforce University Values and Ethical Commitment

As part of its commitment to fostering a safe and respectful learning environment, Benha University has announced the launch of its Student Code of Conduct and Ethical Guidelines, aimed at strengthening academic and social discipline among students, and instilling values of respect and responsibility both on and off campus.

The Code outlines a set of provisions governing the relationship between students and the university community, most notably:

• Commitment to academic integrity and prohibition of cheating or plagiarism.
• Respect for faculty members, staff, and fellow students.
• Preservation of university property and educational facilities.
• Avoidance of inappropriate behaviors, including bullying or unauthorized photography.
• Commitment to proper appearance and disciplined behavior within the university.

The University Administration affirmed that this Code serves as a fundamental reference for all students, and that enrollment at the university implies implicit agreement to its terms. It also stressed that lack of awareness of the Code does not exempt students from legal or disciplinary accountability in the event of violations.

This initiative comes within the University’s continuous efforts to strengthen institutional identity, provide a motivating educational environment based on mutual respect and discipline, and enhance the overall quality of the educational process, thereby reinforcing Benha University’s standing at both the national and international levels.

The Closing Day of the Training Program for Banque Misr Grant Students – Faculty of Commerce, Benha University

Under the patronage of:

• Prof. Dr. Nasser Elgizawy, President of Benha University
• Prof. Dr. Gehan Abdelhady, Vice President for Postgraduate Studies and Scientific Research and Acting Vice President for Education and Students

✨ On Thursday, October 2, 2025, the closing session of the training program for the second cohort of Banque Misr Grant Students – Faculty of Commerce, Benha University was held, under the supervision of:

• Prof. Dr. Magdy Meligy Abdel Hakim, Acting Dean of the Faculty of Commerce
• Dr. Sherif El-Gohary, Director of the Center for Commercial Studies and Research
• Mr. Mohab Suleiman, Training Program Coordinator at the Faculty

✨ The closing day included two distinguished lectures:

1️⃣ First Lecture: Delivered by Mr. Khaled Talaat, General Manager of the Retail Banking Sector, entitled:
“Generative AI and Its Role in the Banking Sector”
It addressed key themes such as:

• The concept of generative AI: its definition and operation using deep learning techniques.
• Applications in the banking sector: smart customer service and financial product personalization.
• Impact on operational efficiency: reducing costs and enhancing speed and accuracy of data processing.
• Challenges and risks: cybersecurity and customer data protection.

2️⃣ Second Lecture: Delivered by Mr. Ahmed Mounir, entitled:
“Banking Operations and Work Processes”
It covered:

• The organizational structure of banks and the role of main departments.
• Daily banking transactions: account opening, loans, and deposits management.
• Services provided to clients: meeting the needs of individuals and corporations.
• The importance of regulatory compliance to ensure transparency and adherence to Central Bank standards.

✨ Both lectures enriched students’ knowledge by combining modern technological advancements in banking with the practical mechanisms of daily banking operations, thus enhancing their academic and professional readiness for the labor market.

The Faculty of Commerce and the Center for Commercial Studies and Research extend their sincere appreciation to Banque Misr for its continuous support and fruitful cooperation in preparing student cadres, contributing to ambitious national visions in human and economic development.

The Faculty also commends the great efforts, commitment, and enthusiasm shown by the students during the training, reflecting their awareness and determination to build a distinguished professional future in the banking sector.

Finally, the Faculty expresses its deep gratitude to the officials of the Center for Commercial Studies and Research for their dedicated efforts in organizing and supervising the program, which had a profound impact on the success of this training initiative and the achievement of its goals.

The Second Cohort of Training for Faculty of Commerce Students – Benha University at Banque Misr (Simultaneously at Benha and Obour Branches on the Same Day)

✨ On Saturday, October 4th, 2025, the Faculty of Commerce – Benha University, in collaboration with the Faculty’s Center for Business Studies and Research, successfully launched the second round of training for the second cohort of Banque Misr scholarship students. This special training day was conducted simultaneously at Banque Misr branches in Benha and Obour, aiming to facilitate access for students from both campuses and to maximize practical field experience.

This training was held under the patronage of:

• Prof. Dr. Nasser Elgizawy – President of Benha University
• Prof. Dr. Gehan Abdelhady Moussa – Vice President for Postgraduate Studies and Research, and Acting Vice President for Education and Student Affairs
• Prof. Dr. Magdy Meligy Abdelhakim – Acting Dean of the Faculty of Commerce

⚡ With the supervision and implementation of the Center for Business Studies and Research, Faculty of Commerce.

The training day included comprehensive practical simulations inside both branches, where students and bank employees exchanged roles between “customer” and “bank officer.” This dynamic exercise helped reinforce banking concepts, deepen practical understanding of daily banking procedures, and prepare students for real-world experiences in the banking sector, following a full training week of lectures delivered by Banque Misr officials.

Nearly 350 students participated in the second cohort, organized into well-structured groups within each branch. Banque Misr employees directly supervised the sessions, providing in-depth explanations of the bank’s structure, its departments, and customer service mechanisms.

The Faculty of Commerce – Benha University extends its sincere gratitude and appreciation to Banque Misr management at both Benha and Obour branches for their excellent organization and fruitful cooperation.

Special recognition also goes to the efforts of the Center for Business Studies and Research team, led by Dr. Sherif El-Gohary (General Supervisor of the Center), along with Ms. Iman Ahmed, Mr. Ahmed Saeed, and Ms. Heba Ahmed, for their professionalism in coordinating schedules and groups to ensure smooth and efficient training. A special thanks is also extended to Dr. Mohab Suleiman, Coordinator of the Training Week for the second cohort.

The participating students expressed their great satisfaction with this unique experience, which provided them with the opportunity to directly engage with the real banking environment, benefit from the expertise of Banque Misr employees, and build confidence in customer interaction.

The Faculty affirms its continuous commitment to providing practical training opportunities aligned with labor market developments, thereby enhancing the competitiveness of its graduates in financial and banking institutions both locally and regionally, in line with its vision to prepare highly qualified professional cadres.

? For more highlights of our students’ participation at Banque Misr branches in Benha and Obour, please visit the following links:

"Benha Branch Photos"

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1N_Wlvn4lOpEmlfP4_H000KBK_oopAxxE?usp=drive_link

"Obor Branch Photos"

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1b0PF50gcsrWjHTG1zoGMfp17xCHJS3s4?usp=sharing