News - Physical Therapy

The Faculty of Physical Therapy at May University played a leading role in Day One of the MUC Euro-Mediterranean Forum, organized and moderated by Dr. Rania Abdel Mageed.

During the academic exchange session, Prof. Hala Ezz El-Din, Dean of the Faculty, highlighted key opportunities for student mobility, clinical collaboration, and joint initiatives with Italian partners—reinforcing the faculty’s commitment to international cooperation and advancing rehabilitation education.

The Italian delegation also toured the Faculty’s Physical Therapy laboratories, where they viewed rehabilitation facilities and student training environments.

The forum underscored the Faculty of Physical Therapy’s vital role in strengthening Italian–Egyptian collaboration and shaping future healthcare innovation at MUC.

May University’s Faculty of Physical Therapy held a hands-on workshop on advanced AI motion analysis technology. Under the supervision of the Dean, Prof. Hala Ezzeldeen, academic staff received practical training on the system’s components, motion pattern analysis in rehabilitation and surgical contexts, and real-case applications to ensure direct clinical impact. Training was delivered by Dr. Islam Assem and Eng. Michel Atta, reflecting the faculty’s commitment to advancing professional skills and integrating cutting-edge technology into modern physical therapy practice.

The Scientific Association for Research and Innovation at the Faculty of Physical Therapy, May University, organized a workshop entitled “Your Body, Your Project the Faculty of Physical Therapy.

The workshop was presented by Dr. Maha Samir and Dr. Nesreen Abbas.

May University in Cairo recently hosted a vibrant orientation event for new students at the Faculty of Physical Therapy. Prof. Hala Ezzeldeen, Dean of the Faculty, welcomed the students and shared an overview of the college’s distinguished academic system and future opportunities.

Key speakers included Dr. Hafez Mohamed Shawky, First Vice-Chair of the General Syndicate of Physical Therapy and Healthcare Quality Consultant, who highlighted the university’s commitment to supporting medical and therapeutic disciplines in line with national healthcare development. A video message from Prof. Sami Saad, President of the Physical Therapy Syndicate, was also presented.

The event featured interactive activities, fostering engagement between students and faculty, and concluded with honoring top-performing students from previous cohorts.

May University wishes all students a successful and rewarding academic year.