A significant milestone reflecting NGU’s commitment to academic excellence, quality assurance, and the continuous advancement of medical education.
Newgiza University (NGU) has announced that its School of Medicine has been awarded both institutional and programmatic accreditation by the National Authority for Quality Assurance and Accreditation of Education (NAQAAE), following its first submission and successful completion of the initial accreditation review.
This achievement reflects the School’s strong commitment to quality assurance and its dedication to meeting the highest standards in medical education, academic development, and clinical training.
Prof. Dr. Ahmed Sameh Farid, President of Newgiza University, congratulated the School of Medicine, under the leadership of its Dean, Prof. Dr. Lamiaa Mohsen, as well as all faculty members, administrative staff, and students who contributed to achieving this milestone. He highlighted the collective efforts invested in continuously developing academic programs and curricula, strengthening clinical education and training, and advancing scientific research.
Prof. Dr. Farid emphasized that this accomplishment reflects NGU’s commitment to preparing competent physicians equipped with the knowledge, skills, and professional values necessary to contribute effectively to the advancement of healthcare. He reaffirmed the University’s dedication to continuously enhancing its academic programs and strengthening its position both locally and internationally.
Prof. Dr. Lamis Ragab, Vice President of Newgiza University, highlighted the importance of building on this achievement through the continued advancement of teaching and learning, scientific research, and clinical training, alongside expanding the University’s academic and international partnerships.
She further emphasized that investment in innovation, research, and international collaboration remains central to NGU’s strategic direction, providing students and faculty members with broader opportunities for learning and professional development while keeping pace with the rapidly evolving fields of medicine and education.
Prof. Dr. Lamiaa Mohsen, Dean of the School of Medicine, described the accreditation as the outcome of the collective efforts of the School’s faculty members, teaching assistants, administrative team, and students. She reaffirmed the School’s commitment to maintaining the highest quality standards in medical education through the continuous development of its curricula, clinical training, and research activities.
She also emphasized that the School’s mission extends beyond academic excellence to prepare physicians with strong scientific foundations, a research-informed approach to medical practice, a patient-centered mindset, and a deep sense of social responsibility.
Newgiza University extends its sincere appreciation to NAQAAE and the accreditation review team for their efforts and professional contribution throughout the evaluation process.
This milestone further strengthens NGU’s commitment to delivering an integrated educational experience that brings together academic learning, scientific research, and practical application, preparing graduates to excel and compete in the local and international healthcare landscape.