Current Educational and Research Projects
- Community Oriented Primary Care
- Information and Communication Technology Project
- Quality Assurance Center
- Development of a Certified Quality Assurance Management System for Medical education project
- Developing the Skills Of Zagazig University Staff Members And Their Assistants In Evaluating Students in The Light Of recent Global Trends
- Establishment of Internal Quality Assurance System of Faculty of Education
- Enhancement of Teaching Anatomy by Plastination
- Development of an industry-linked Mechatronics Program with Training of Trainers
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