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Overseas Medical Student Handbook Mansoura University Faculty of Medicine- International Students' Office The Students' Handbook. Overseas Medical student handbook Welcome words Professor/ El-Sayed Ahmed Abdul Khaleq President of Mansoura University [email protected] Dear International Student, Universities played a vital role in developing and advancing societies throughout the ages. The Egyptian universities are leaders in carrying the torch of enlightenment in Arab and Muslim world. After revolution is looking forward to regaining its Arab, regional and international role and the university is the essential foundation which ensures that. The university is the center for radiation, innovation, development , communication and interaction between originality and contemporary. Mansoura University will be at the forefront of universities trying to achieve that goal with its human and material potential. The university will open its heart and reach out to help all the students of Arab and Islamic countries, especially after being the 96th of the best one hundred Universities established in the last fifty years according to the British higher education Magazine "TIMES". I shared with my fellows, the leaders of Mansoura University to overcome all the obstacles facing my sons and daughters, the international students in both the undergraduate and postgraduate phases. The establishment of the international students' Office at the university with its branches in different colleges is one of the mechanisms that we rely on for developing Mansoura University role in this field. We are confident that you will represent Mansoura University as the best graduates to be the best ambassadors for us in your homes. We pray to Allah to keep the communication with you to make a bright future in the Arab and Muslim homelands and keep Egypt the beating heart of the Arab nation. 1 Mansoura University Faculty of Medicine- International Students' Office The Students' Handbook. Welcome words Prof. Dr. Ehab M Saad Dean of the Faculty of Medicine e-mail: [email protected] Dear International Student, Welcome to the Faculty of Medicine, Mansoura University. We are very happy that you have chosen Mansoura and looking forward to meet you here. Faculty of Medicine is a culturally rich college and you will find yourself surrounded by peers who represent many different countries and backgrounds. Here one can make lifetime friends. We understand that you have made a big decision in coming here. Be assured that we will be with you in every step of the way, helping you with whatever you might need. You are about to embark on an interesting journey and we wish you all the best in Egypt. Warm Regards, 2 Mansoura University Faculty of Medicine- International Students' Office The Students' Handbook. GOAL OF THE INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS' OFFICE Introduction: The primary goal of the International Students Unit at Mansoura Faculty of Medicine is to offer academic opportunities for the students as a leading institute in the scientific and the developmental services worldwide. This Unit insures providing foreign student with the required support, not only for the academic and educational fields, but also it provides financial, health care and psychological support, and thus helping students to succeed in their academic and social life in Egypt. The International students' office at Mansoura Faculty of Medicine guides the students to gain a strong academic background and develop an understanding of Egyptian culture. Our Mission: To offer a support for the international students, not only on the academic base, but also to offer psychological, social, and health care support. Our Plan: 1- Care about international students through: academic and non academic support. 2- Attracting more international students to join our academic opportunity: through the promotion and continuous improvement of the unit's activities. And the facilitation of the registration procedures and partnerships with other universities. 3 Mansoura University Faculty of Medicine- International Students' Office The Students' Handbook. Contents Chapter 1: Getting Ready for Egypt Chapter 2: Getting Ready for Mansoura city The Office of International Students Visa Application Process International Student city Orientation Accommodation in Mansoura city Chapter 3: Mansoura University Chapter 4: Living in Mansoura - The Practical Matters Financial and Banking Information Weather Dining: local restaurants Student Health Services and Medical Insurance Computing on Campus Communication Chapter 5: Living in Mansoura - Social and Cultural Issues Adjusting to Life in Another Country Counseling Resources Chapter 6: Studying at Mansoura school of Medicine The Academic Basics Learning Resources Students services Students activities References Contact information Reading List 4 Mansoura University Faculty of Medicine- International Students' Office The Students' Handbook. Chapter 1: Getting Ready for Egypt Egypt is a country in North Africa, with the Sinai Peninsula forming a land bridge to Western Asia. Covering an area of about 1,001,450 square kilometers (386,660 sq mi), Egypt borders the Mediterranean Sea to the north, the Gaza Strip and Israel to the northeast, the Red Sea to the east, Sudan to the south and Libya to the west. Egypt is famous for its ancient civilization and some of the world's most famous monuments, including the Giza pyramid complex and its Great Sphinx. The southern city of Luxor contains numerous ancient artifacts, such as the Karnak Temple and the Valley of the Kings. Egypt is widely regarded as an important political and cultural nation of the Middle East. Climate Egypt does not receive much rainfall except in the winter months. Temperatures average between 80 °F (27 °C) and 90 °F (32 °C) in summer, and up to 109 °F (43 °C) on the Red Sea coast. Temperatures average between 55 °F (13 °C) and 70 °F (21 °C) in winter. A steady wind from the northwest helps hold down the temperature near the Mediterranean coast. 5 Mansoura University Faculty of Medicine- International Students' Office The Students' Handbook. Chapter 2: Getting Ready for Mansoura city Mansoura means 'The Victorious (city)'. The city is named after the Egyptian victory over Louis IX of France during the Seventh Crusade. Mansoura lies on the east bank of Damietta branch of the Nile, in Delta region. Mansoura is about 120 km northeast of Cairo. Across from the city, on the opposite side of the Nile, is the town of Talkha. Mansoura and Talkha together form a metropolitan city. The Egyptian Arabic dialect spoken by Mansoura's population is a northern Egyptian Arabic dialect, with noticeable influences from the city's surrounding rural villages, each of which has contributed to the city's population over the years. There are some similarities to Alexandrian Egyptian Arabic in some aspects of pronunciation. Mansoura National Museum used to be Dar Ibn Lockman, the house where Louis IX was imprisoned in 1250 during the Seventh Crusade. The suits of mail and swords of the crusaders are displayed in the museum, as well as a collection of maps and huge paintings depict the Battle of Mansoura. Mansoura branch of the National Library was recently inaugurated as General Mansoura Library. Mansoura is famous for its architectural style, especially the Shinnawi Palace (A propriety for Mohamed Bek El-Shinnawi, a member of the Wafd Party). It was built by an Italian architect in 1928. The mosque of El-Saleh Ayoub El-Kebir is one of the most important places in Mansoura. It was built by a loyal servant of the Sultan and is located in Al-Sagha Street that separates "Old Mansoura" from the modern city. You can get out to: Gizirt El Ward Sports Club, Nile club, El Hawar club where the families and youth of Mansoura spend their weekends. Again, just ask. It is known to everyone. The clubs are only worth visiting to get a better understanding of the culture and fashions. 6 Mansoura University Faculty of Medicine- International Students' Office The Students' Handbook. The Office of International Students The International Students’ Office is a new office at Faculty of Medicine, Mansoura University was established in 2008. This office looks after students who are studying and living at our campus away from their families and friends. We can provide them with assistance with visas, transportation, registration, college and hostel problems as well as helping you with arranging different kinds of scientific and social activities. The Offices are located on the first floor, open from 9 AM -2 PM for face-to- face and telephone enquiries. For contact: Dr.Nesrene Salah Omar e-mail:[email protected] Dr. Hamdia Askar e-mail:[email protected]. Dr. Ahlam Ibrahem El-Masry e-mail: [email protected] 7 Mansoura University Faculty of Medicine- International Students' Office The Students' Handbook. Chapter 3: Mansoura University Mansoura University was founded in 1962, initially as a branch of Cairo University. Besides it is considered a major commercial and administrative center in Dakahliya district, it could be described as primarily a 'University Town', for details go through http://www.mans.edu.eg The campus has the following buildings: 1-Faculties: Faculty of Medicine Faculty of Pharmacy Faculty of Dentistry Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Agriculture Faculty of Commerce Faculty of Law Faculty of Science Faculty of Education Faculty of Nursing Faculty of Computer Science & Information Systems Faculty of veterinary medicine. Health Technical Institute The
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