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Sustainable Development Goal 17 (SDG 17) emphasizes that achieving the global development agenda requires strong partnerships between governments, academia, the private sector, and civil society.
It focuses on mobilizing knowledge, technology, and financial resources across borders, ensuring that no single actor works in isolation.
For universities, SDG 17 means collaborating locally and internationally to share expertise, build capacity, and co-create solutions for complex global challenges.
Newgiza University (NGU) proudly hosted the World Robot Olympiad (WRO) Egypt 2025 for the third consecutive year, reaffirming its commitment to fostering innovation, creativity, and STEM education among Egypt’s youth. The event took place on Saturday, September 27, and gathered 28 finalist teams of students aged 10 to 18, competing for the opportunity to represent Egypt at the World Robot Olympiad International Finals in Singapore this November.
The competition served as a dynamic platform for Egypt’s brightest young innovators to showcase their technical skills, problem-solving abilities, and teamwork through robotics challenges designed to inspire creativity and technological advancement.
Hosted under the umbrella of NGU IEEE, the event reflects NGU’s dedication to nurturing future engineers, scientists, and innovators by providing them with hands-on experiences that bridge learning with real-world applications. NGU continues to play a pivotal role in empowering students to think critically, collaborate effectively, and contribute to the global innovation ecosystem.
NGU extends heartfelt congratulations to the winning teams who will proudly represent Egypt on the international stage and sincere appreciation to the organizers, mentors, and participants who contributed to making this year’s competition a remarkable success.
The School of Dentistry at Newgiza University (NGU) is proud to host the Global Oral Health Conference, organized in collaboration with the Faculty of Dental Surgery (FDS), Royal College of Surgeons of England. This landmark event brings together dental professionals, trainees, academics, and key stakeholders from Egypt and the Middle East.
The conference will feature internationally renowned speakers from the UK and Egypt, providing a platform for exchanging global expertise and advancing the future of dental education and clinical excellence.
Attendees will gain valuable insights into the FDS’s contributions to dental research, training, assessment, and oral health policy, alongside a rich program that includes:
Lectures on aesthetic dentistry and oral rehabilitation
Hands-on workshops tailored to MFDS and LDS exam preparation
An exclusive MFDS taster session featuring a simulated OSCE circuit with personalized feedback
This event offers an exceptional opportunity to enhance clinical skills, expand professional networks, and engage with global leaders in oral health—all within the NGU campus.
Date: 13 November 2025
Venue: Newgiza University
Registration: Click here to register
Note: Spaces are limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Join us at NGU for this remarkable gathering and be part of shaping the future of oral health.
The School of Arts and Design at Newgiza University (NGU) proudly organized the event “Graphic Design and Advertising Dialogue: Connecting Gen Z with the Industry”, bringing together creative professionals, educators, and students to explore the evolving intersection between design education and the creative industry.
The event served as a dynamic platform where academia and industry leaders came together to discuss the future of design, the impact of emerging trends, and how young designers can adapt to the rapidly changing demands of the creative market.
Through insightful panel discussions, experts shared their perspectives on the skills, tools, and mindset required to thrive in today’s competitive design landscape. The event also featured the formal signing of internship agreements between NGU and leading companies in the creative sector, reinforcing the university’s commitment to providing students with real-world experience and industry exposure.
By connecting Gen Z designers directly with industry professionals, NGU continues to strengthen the link between academic learning and professional practice—empowering students to translate creativity into impactful design solutions.
The “Graphic Design and Advertising Dialogue” stands as a testament to NGU’s dedication to bridging education and the creative industry, preparing a new generation of innovators who are ready to shape the future of design.
Newgiza University proudly celebrates the success of NGU Connect 2025, an inspiring event that brought together NGU students, alumni, startups, and leading companies for a day dedicated to connection, growth, and opportunity.
The event was honored by the presence of Prof. Dr. Ahmed Sameh Farid, President of NGU, Prof. Dr. Lamis Ragab, Vice President of NGU, and Prof. Dr. Khaled Hegazy, Dean of the School of Business and Finance (SOBF). Their participation underscored the university’s commitment to empowering its students and alumni through meaningful engagement with the professional world.
NGU extends its sincere appreciation to the participating companies for offering valuable networking and career exploration opportunities to students and graduates. The event also highlighted the success of NGU student startups, reflecting the university’s dedication to fostering entrepreneurship and innovation. These startups had the opportunity to showcase their products, talents, and achievements while connecting with potential partners, students, and alumni.
Special thanks go to NGU’s alumni guest speakers, who shared their inspiring success stories and encouraged students to pursue their professional aspirations with confidence.
NGU also extends its gratitude to Dr. Rania El Garem, Head of the Alumni Unit and Career Center at the SOBF, and her dedicated team, for their outstanding efforts in organizing and executing this remarkable event.
NGU Connect 2025 stands as a testament to the university’s ongoing mission to create impactful opportunities for growth, collaboration, and innovation — and we look forward to building on this success in future events.
Newgiza University (NGU) proudly celebrated the graduation of the Class of 2024 across its distinguished Schools of Medicine, Dentistry, Business and Finance, Economics and Politics, and Information Technology, in a series of unforgettable ceremonies that marked the beginning of a new chapter for NGU’s future leaders.
The celebrations reflected NGU’s ongoing commitment to academic excellence, innovation, and leadership, honoring the achievements of its graduates as they step confidently into their professional journeys. The events were attended by notable public figures, esteemed academics, and proud families who shared in the joy of this milestone moment.
The School of Medicine graduation ceremony was honored by the presence of Eng. Ibrahim Mahlab, former Prime Minister and Chairman of NGU’s Board of Trustees, and Prof. Dr. Ahmed Sameh Farid, President of NGU and former Minister of Health and Population. The ceremony also welcomed Prof. Dr. Hossam Badrawi, Professor at Qasr El Aini, as a guest speaker, alongside Prof. Dr. Awad Tag El-Din, Presidential Advisor for Health Affairs, and Prof. Dr. Ashraf Hatem, Chairman of the Health Committee in the Egyptian Parliament and former Minister of Health. Their inspirational words encouraged graduates to lead with compassion, integrity, and purpose in their medical careers.
Meanwhile, the graduation ceremony for the Schools of Dentistry, Business and Finance, Economics and Politics, and Information Technology was a night to remember. The event featured Dr. Zahi Hawass, former Minister of Antiquities and member of NGU’s Board of Trustees, who inspired graduates with a powerful message about perseverance, discovery, and the importance of leaving a legacy through knowledge and innovation.
The ceremony was particularly historic for the School of Information Technology, which proudly celebrated the graduation of its first-ever cohort — a remarkable milestone that marks the school’s growing impact in shaping Egypt’s future innovators and tech leaders.
Each ceremony celebrated the graduates’ hard work and dedication, symbolizing not just an academic achievement but the start of a lifelong journey of impact and growth. With proud deans, faculty members, families, and friends cheering them on, the Class of 2024 left the stage ready to make their mark in Egypt and beyond.
Congratulations to NGU’s Class of 2024—your success is just beginning!
The School of Arts and Design at Newgiza University (NGU) proudly organized NGU’s Interior Design Extravaganza—a vibrant event that brought together leading figures from the interior design and furniture industries for two inspiring panel discussions and a series of collaboration agreements aimed at empowering students through real-world experience.
The event featured the signing of Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with prominent companies, paving the way for hands-on training opportunities and internship placements for NGU Interior Design students. These partnerships mark a significant step in strengthening the connection between academia and the professional design world, ensuring that students gain both theoretical knowledge and practical expertise.
Following the signing ceremony, industry experts and innovators joined NGU faculty and students for open discussions exploring current design trends, emerging market demands, and the evolving role of interior designers in today’s creative economy. The dialogue emphasized the importance of collaboration, adaptability, and innovation—key traits that define successful design professionals.
The event provided a dynamic platform for networking, mentorship, and inspiration, fostering meaningful connections between aspiring designers and established experts. With opportunities unlocked and futures ignited, NGU continues to champion creativity, industry engagement, and excellence in design education.
The School of Pharmacy–Newgiza University (NGU) in academic collaboration with University College London will be holding a conference under the patronage of the Egyptian Drug Authority (EDA), titled “Innovative Pharmaceutical Horizons: Bridging Science, Education and Green Practices” on the 9th and 10th of April 2025, at NGU Campus.
The conference will discuss cutting-edge scientific discoveries, educational initiatives aimed at training future professionals and the importance of incorporating environmentally friendly practices into pharmaceutical research and production. It will also explore the intersection between science, education and sustainability in the pharmaceutical sector, with a focus on driving innovation and promoting responsible practices.
The conference will include four main sessions:
Session 1: Breaking Barriers in Pharma: Regulators, Industry, Academia and Clinicians in Dialogue
Session 2: Education in Focus: Preparing the Next Generation of Pharma Leaders
Session 3: Next-Gen Therapeutics: Merging Science and Clinical Needs
Session 4: Circular Economy in Pharma: Promoting a Sustainable Drug Life Cycle
Target group beneficiaries:
Registration Fees
| ITEM | DESCRIPTION | PRICE |
| Scientific Registration Fees | Attending scientific sessions without meals | 1,000 |
| Full Registration Fees | Scientific Sessions + Meals | 2,000 |
| Poster Session | Attending the Poster session only | 1,000 |
| Poster Session + Scientific registration | Attending the Poster session + scientific sessions without meals | 2,000 |
| Poster Session + Full Registration | Attending the Poster session + scientific sessions + meals | 3,000 |
Full registration packages include:
Scientific registration includes:
Poster session registration includes:
Poster session + scientific registration includes:
Poster session + full registration includes:
Cancellation Policy
To register, click on the following link: https://forms.office.com/r/JysZ32mXZ8
For abstract guidelines, click on the following link: Abstract Guidelines
For inquiries: info@cob-eg.org or contact us @ 01008128754
In a pioneering step aimed at developing the professional and practical skills of students in the Fashion Design Program at NGU School of Arts and Design, Newgiza University (NGU) organized the inaugural edition of the international fashion forum “NGU Fashion Talks”.
The event took place from the 1st to the 3rd of December, bringing together a distinguished group of local and international leaders in the field of fashion design. It provided an exceptional platform for exchanging diverse expertise and exploring the latest trends and technologies in the fashion industry.
A Platform for Creativity and Global Perspectives
“NGU Fashion Talks” was officially inaugurated by Professor Dr. Abeer Hassan Abdo, Dean of the School of Arts and Design at NGU, who expressed her pride in hosting such a prestigious event. She highlighted how this initiative reflects NGU’s commitment to preparing a distinguished generation of fashion designers attuned to the latest global design trends.
Three Days of Lectures and Interactive Workshops
The first edition of “NGU Fashion Talks” presented a rich schedule of events, featuring a distinguished group of local and international fashion designers including Shahira Fahmy, Shahira Lasheen and Dina Shaker, as well as fashion consultants and entrepreneurs like Suzanne Thabet, Mohamed Sami, Ahmed El Saadi, Mohamed Farid and Rana Kandil. These experts enriched the forum through engaging panel discussions and interactive workshops, offering attendees valuable insights into the latest trends and developments in the fashion world. Moreover, international fashion experts from the USA, France, South Korea and Portugal shared their global practices and experiences, elevating the forum’s discussions and activities.
Prominent Guests
The forum also welcomed esteemed guests including Walid Khairy and Nora El-Khouly, alongside NGU students and faculty members, adding valuable educational and cultural dimensions to the event.
NGU: A Gateway to the Future of Fashion Design
This unique event reflects NGU’s dedication to strengthening the connection between academia and the global fashion industry. It places NGU at the forefront of academic institutions shaping the future of fashion design.
Newgiza University (NGU), headed by Prof. Dr. Ahmed Sameh Farid, celebrated the graduation of a new batch of its students, where 571 students across 5 NGU Schools received their bachelor’s degrees, namely the Schools of Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Business & Finance, and the School of Economics & Politics.
The ceremony was attended by Prof. Dr. Ahmed Sameh Farid, President of Newgiza University, and Prof. Lamis Ragab, NGU Vice President, who welcomed a number of distinguished guests, including Dr. Mohamed Awad Taj El-Din, Former Minister of Health and Population and Advisor to Egyptian President for Health and Prevention Affairs, Eng. Ibrahim Mahlab, Former Prime Minister of Egypt and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Newgiza University, Dr. Ahmed Nazif, Former Prime Minister of Egypt and Chairman of the Advisory Council of Newgiza University, as well as H.E. Mr. Gareth Bayley, the British Ambassador to Egypt.
Prof. Dr. Ahmed Sameh Farid expressed his joy and pride on that day as he celebrates the graduation of a new batch of NGU students. He described the ceremony as a day of harvest for everyone; for the students, their families, the professors, and NGU staff, expressing his pride as he witnesses NGU graduates being educated, cultured, enlightened, open-minded youth capable of competing globally, regionally, and locally. Prof. Farid made an exciting announcement revealing to the students that their connection with NGU will be further strengthened through the new postgraduate programs that the university will launch soon in partnership with major Egyptian and international universities.
Eng. Ibrahim Mahlab praised the integrated scientific and administrative system of Newgiza University, which was able within a short period of time to put NGU in a prominent position among the region’s top universities. He also announced the major expansion of Newgiza University through the construction of five new buildings to accommodate the increasing number of students applying to NGU, in addition to the completion of construction of the Newgiza University Hospital which will be inaugurated in July and comprises the latest world-class equipments.
H.E. Mr. Gareth Bayley, the British Ambassador to Egypt, expressed his contentment and honor for being hosted once again at NGU describing it as a prestigious university that provides the highest level of British Higher Education in collaboration with top British universities, namely University College London (UCL) and King’s College London (KCL). Moreover, he assured NGU students that they are now equipped with determination and dynamism, modernity and employability which will drive them to achieve the highest levels of success and progress in their lives.
The graduation ceremony this year witnessed an important event for Newgiza University, which is the graduation of the first batch of students from the School of Economics and Politics, with both of its specializations; Economics and Politics, marking a new milestone for NGU towards creating the most competent graduates in prestigious fields who brilliantly exceed the requirements of the local and international labor markets.
NGU School of Business and Finance organized its prominent employment event “NGU CONNECT – Elevate your Career”, on Tuesday 23 May 2023, sponsored by Orange and Banque Misr.
NGU CONNECT is a one-day employment and internship event that provides a forum for cultivating and developing productive relationships between NGU students, graduating seniors and alumni, and the corporate world. The event featured a wide range of renowned employers spanning across different industries, in addition to several distinguished sponsors, giving these companies the opportunity to build their corporate image on NGU campus, and allowing them to select the best candidates for their internship and employment opportunities.
NGU was extremely proud of its student entrepreneurs who participated in the event with their startup businesses, which gave them a great opportunity to blend in with the professional environment, exposed them to the market, and gave them the chance to get in direct contact with investors, business incubators and accelerators. The students’ startups comprised a variety of business ideas including unique fashion and accessories concepts, plant nurseries and landscaping, travel and marketing agencies, food and dessert stores, packaging solutions, in addition to Revart Film Festival, which is the first Vertical Film Festival in the MENA region.
To help NGU students confidently and competently kickstart their careers, NGU CONNECT held a variety of intellectual and career boosting sessions, giving students across all NGU Schools hands-on experience in different fields from professional calibers in the market. The sessions included a handpicked set of topics ranging from personal branding, to interview and resume guidelines, to guidance on how to pursue your career in a highly digital era, among other topics.
While NGU CONNECT is a professional event, it was surrounded with a lot of fun vibes. NGU music club enchanted the event’s attendees with their mesmerizing music and songs, showcasing their extraordinary talents. The event also featured
several exquisite food vendors providing a variety of gourmet food choices to NGU CONNECT attendees.
It was a spectacular day full of business, learning, fun and exceptional talents.
