Practical training for students of the Department of Population Studies

Practical training for students of the Population Studies Department in cooperation with the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics at Al-Fashn Center in Beni Suef
Under the patronage of His Excellency Professor Dr. Mansour Hassan, President of Beni Suef University, and the support of His Excellency Professor Dr. Mahrous Ibrahim, Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Professor Dr. Rehab Youssef, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs, and Supervisor: Asst. Prof. Dr. Iman Ali, Head of the Department of Population Studies
Today, students from the Department of Population Studies at the Faculty of Arts at Beni Suef University received practical training in cooperation with the Central Agency for Public Mobilization and Statistics. The training included training on various methods for collecting population data manually and electronically from the field.
This training is part of a series of rehabilitation and development programs for the academic levels of the department's students. The training also aims to provide students with some scientific and practical foundations that contribute to connecting graduates to the labor market and qualifying them to compete in it. This allows graduates to keep pace with modern developments by linking academic curricula with practical field work, thus contributing to providing students with the necessary experience, skills, and knowledge to practice the profession after graduation.
In this context, the Population Studies Department extends its sincere thanks and appreciation to our dear colleagues at the General Authority for Public Mobilization and Statistics for their significant role in supporting and implementing this idea and for their fruitful cooperation in making this important step in the academic and professional preparation of the students of the Population Studies Department at the college .
In this context, the General Authority for Public Mobilization and Statistics welcomed the participation of graduates of the Population Studies Department in the field research work it conducts regularly throughout the year. The agency's management also expressed its happiness and desire to utilize the department's graduates in preparing for the general census of population, housing and establishments during the upcoming period, as they are the most experienced and knowledgeable about the importance of this statistical event in the country. The numbers required in this framework and the conditions for participation in its general work will be announced at a later time.