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Rounded Rectangle: ID card Name: Nabila Ramadan Mohammed Mohammed Nationality: Egyptian Religion: Muslim Marital Status: Misses Degree: Assistant Lecturer, Department of Geography, Faculty of Arts, University of Beni Suef Date of Birth: 03/08/1976 place of residence: Sharif Pasha, Mrkzbny Suef, Beni Suef


Rounded Rectangle: Qualifications of qualified university faculty history appreciation of specialization 1 PhD in Geography honors again in 2015 Beni Suef etiquette population of 2 geographic Majster in geography 2006 Excellent Cairo Arts population geographic 3 Pre-master 2000 ---- Arts geographically Cairo 4 Bachelor of Arts 1998 very good Beni Suef Cairo branch of Arts Geography
Rounded Rectangle: certificates and courses taking place them first: computer courses • course in the program Photoshop, Faculty of Science, University of Beni Suef, 2010 • ICDL, belonging to the UNESCO, 2010 • ICTP cycle (assistant 2), hand and the Ministry of Higher Education, Faculty of Science , Beni Suef University, 2008 • ICTP cycle (assistant 1), point of the Ministry of Higher Education, Faculty of Science, University of Beni Suef, 2007 • PowerPoint cycle of Demographic Center, 2001 • course in statistical packages SPSS program of Demographic Center, 2001 •
 
 
 
 

Rounded Rectangle: practical experiences • university teaching • use and application of Alaves programs and online • mapping using GIS • Program to do field studies by virtue of the geographical nature of the work collectively or individually •
























Rounded Rectangle: certificates and courses they obtain Second: Hcesp specialization courses • cycle geographic information systems, the National Authority for space science, remote sensing, 2013 • Diploma in geographic information systems, Ain Shams University, 2009 • Certificate Almajstervy Population Geography, Alaab Faculty, Cairo University, 2006 • General Diploma in Population Studies, Center Demographic Cairo 0.2001 Third: General • Prepare university teacher course, Faculty of Commerce, University of Beni Suef, 2007 • courses in the preparation and development capabilities of faculty members, the Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Beni Suef, 2007 • courses Droat in the preparation and development capabilities of faculty members, the Faculty of Commerce, University of Beni Suef, 2014 • TOEFL certificate, Ain Shams University, 2006
Rounded Rectangle: skills • proficiency in the use and application of neuro programs and online • The ability to formulate questions questionnaires field work • Participate in draft quality faculty • • • • • •
Rounded Rectangle: Languages ??• Arabic Language Proficiency full (reading + writing + speaking). • English language proficiency good degree (reading + writing + speaking). •
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rounded Rectangle: memberships and participation in committees of the Committee or the Assembly organic phone type 1 Egyptian Geographic Society worker 2 Local Society Development Association Sharif Pasha 3 working youth center worker Sharif Pasha
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


                           


 

 

 

Rounded Rectangle: Contact Information Phone: 01002039153 email: m_k_88@yahoo.com Address: Faculty of Arts, University of Beni Suef, Beni Suef
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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Master Title

Population of The Bahr Yousef Region (1947 - 1996)

Master Abstract

Cairo University Faculty of Arts Geography Department Population of The Bahr Yousef Region (1947 - 1996) A thesis of Master Degree in Arts From Geography Department By Nabila Ramadan Mohammed Mohammed Supervisor Pro. Dr. Ahamed El-Sayed E1-Zamely Professor of Human Geography Faculty of Arts - Cairo University 2006 Summary The Population studies are considered one of the most important studies which should have a special care by the researchers. This is due to that the population is the master aim from development in any country. The Region of Bahr Youssef has been chosen to be the subject of this study which entitled "The Population of the Region of Bahr Youssef" between census (1947-1996) Geography study. - The study aims at illustrating the most important population changes which happened in the region of Bahr Youssef through the past fifty years compared with the region of its governorateslevel, and to discover the reasons behind the agreement or disagreement points in case they exist. The study is organized in three main parts preceded with an introduction then preface and followed by conclusion. First Part: studies the natural growth of population in the region of the study through studying the following: - -Chapter one : deals with the trends of population growth in the region of the study by finding development of population growth rates during the period of the study (1947-1996), either on the region of governorates(Beni- Suef , Mina and Asyut) level or on the districts and urban - rural levels finally at the level of villages . - Chapter two: deals with studying components of the population growth as studying birth and mortality rates and the natural increase, besides migration. This could be achieved by studying each component separately at the region of the study level comparing with those in the governorates region level, with those in the districts and urban-rural level. Second Part: concerns with the population distribution in the region of the study that including: - - Chapter one: deals with Geographical factors affecting the population distribution either it’s where natural factors as, surface forms climate and soils. Or human factors as, irrigation and drainage, means of transportation and economic activities. -Chapter two: deals with studying development of the population distribution to the region level compared with region of its governorates level, then at districts and urban - rural level finally at the level of villages. -Chapter three: deals with some of population distribution measurements in the region of the study through studying the density development of the population at all previous mentioned levels. This is to determine the concentration degree of the population. Third Part: studies the population characteristics in the Region of Bahr Youssef including:- -Chapter one : to study the population characteristics in the view of the development of age and sex composition in the region of the study , and then studying them at urban — rural level and districts level to determine the demographic stage in this region . -Chapter two: extends to investigate the development of the educational, marriage and religious status in the comparison with the all previous mentioned levels during the period of the study. -Chapter three: is to evaluate the economic characteristics of the population through studying the volume of manpower in the region of the study, and economic activity rates. Also this chapter discussed the dependency ratio either theoretically or actually, then studying the manpower accordion to occupational structure and employment status in the region of the study. Finally the research is ended by population projection, as the trends of population growth in the future, also by age and sex groups, then by education status, to take in considered by those make decision and planning to development the Region of Bahr Youssef.

PHD Title

Internal Migration in Upper Egypt Governorates (1976-2006) A Geographic Study

PHD Abstract

Beni Suef University Faculty of Arts Department of Geography and GIS Internal Migration in Upper Egypt Governorates (1976-2006) A Geographic Study A Dissertation Submitted to the Department of Geography and GIS Of Faculty of Arts- Beni Suef University in Fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY By Nabila Ramadan Mohamed Mohamed Supervision by Prof. Ahmed Al-Sayed Al-Zamly Prof. Ahmed Al-Sayed Matouq Professor of Human Geography Associate Professor of Physical Geography Faculty of Arts – Cairo University Faculty of Arts – Beni Suef University Dr/ A beer Ibrahim Serag -Alden Beni Suef April 2015 SUMMARY This dissertation investigated internal migration in Upper Egypt (1976-2006) from a geographic perspective with the help of both quantitative and cartographic methods. It has seven chapters preceded by an introduction and followed by a conclusion. The introduction stated the significance, objectives, and importance of this research. It also outlined the relevant previous literature, the used methods and approaches, and the challenges the researcher confronted throughout the whole process of researching. Chapter One: explored population growth trends in Upper Egypt governorates across rural and urban areas, and across the urban capitals of the researched governorates. Chapter Two: investigated the development and size of internal migration and the geographic distribution of migrants. The chapter, then, traced inward and outward migration and the net migration across the years under research. Chapter Three: focused on population movement and migration waves across the period under investigation in each single Upper Egypt governorate. Chapter Four: examined the demographic features of migrants. It overviewed gender and age structure of migrants in Upper Egypt governorates. The chapter also investigated the distribution of migrants by both length of stay and gender across all Upper Egypt governorates from 1976 to 2006. Chapter Five: proceeded with other demographic features of migrants. It studied such social features as marital and educational status, and economic features as working and vocational status as well as the economic activity. Chapter Six: examined the factors and motivations behind migration in Upper Egypt governorates, with particular focus on demographic, economic, social, administrative, personality, and geographic factors. Chapter Seven: overviewed the consequences of migration in Upper Egypt governorates. It examined differences in population size and growth, and the extent at which internal migration have contributed in population overall increase during the years under study. The chapter, then, analysed differences in gender and age structure of migrants and changes in social and economic features, and the role migration can play in population redistribution across all Upper Egypt governorates. Also it focused on the problems faced by migrants in the places they moved to, and future predictions of migration in Upper Egypt until 2026. Besides, it highlighted the available potentials in Upper Egypt governorates as basis for a comprehensive development similar to other regions of Egypt. The Conclusion offered the most significant findings and recommendations.