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 Partnerships for Sustainable Development

 

The Alexandria Academy Association For Science (AAAS) is a non-profit non-Governmental organization registered in Alexandria- Egypt for educational and charitable purposes. AAAS is the owner of the High Institute for Tourism, Hotels, and Computer ( HITHC), which was established with the objective of promoting education in community sustainable development. The Institute activities include: education, development of model training programs, applied research, seminars, workshops, academic programs, and university partnerships.

 

Partnership targets:

 

  • Create a data-base for sustainable tourism development in north delta zone.
  • Develop training programs that foster sustainable tourism development.
  • Conducting applied research providing up to date information concerning problems facing sustainable tourism development in the North Delta Zone, as well as potential aspects of new investments.
  • Publication of research results and recommendations in workshops and print out publications.
  • Collaborate with Governmental and non Governmental bodies to introduce and promote small business projects providing required services at tourist destinations suffering lack of services.
  • Collaborate with Governmental and non Governmental bodies to introduce and promote countryside tourism to North Delta Zone.
  • Collaborate with Governmental and non-Governmental bodies to introduce and promote sustainable tourism projects and small business to the north coast zone.

 

 

  Alexandria and Mediterranean Research Center (Alex Med)

 

The Alexandria and Mediterranean Research Center (Alex Med) documents and researches the tangible and intangible heritage of Alexandria and the Mediterranean, whilst aiming to promote dialogue and exchange in the region. It seeks both to preserve the past and to promote the future development of the city of Alexandria, by conducting research on its heritage and holding conferences and exhibitions. Alex Med has an active publishing program covering a wide range of topics, and reaching out to a diverse readership ranging from researchers and specialists on the one hand, to the general public and tourists on the other. The Alexandria and Mediterranean Research Center Monographs focus on subjects related to Alexandria, its history, society and culture. The monographs also include memoirs and autobiographies of personalities linked to the city. Books have also been published on the history of the cinema in Alexandria, its oral history and its gastronomy.

 

 

 

 

 The Centre d'Etudes Alexandrines

 

Founded in 1990 by Jean-Yves Empereur, Director of Research with the French Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), the mission of the Centre d'Etudes Alexandrines (CEAlex) is to study the long and rich history of Alexandria, Egypt. These studies involve archaeological excavations on land and underwater, surface prospections, and the examination of archives, ancient maps and texts as well as voyagers' accounts over the centuries.

 

 

 
  Inholland

Students often choose to study in Amsterdam because it is centrally located in Europe, culturally diverse, and offers a quality education in an international environment. Amsterdam is a big city with small town charm day and night. Although the main language is Dutch, city life is international, student-friendly and English speaking. Part-time English speaking jobs are possible especially during tourist season.

 

The Inholland Amsterdam/Diemen campus has over 11,000 students from 70 different countries. The majority of students study on the Diemen campus, an easy to reach location by public transportation. Study programmes are focused in the field of communication, economics, engineering, business management, leisure and tourism. Within each of these fields, we offer a wide range of Bachelor's programmes.

 

 

 The University of Nice

 

The University of Nice was officially founded on October 23, 1965. However, its predecessor can be traced back to the 17th century with the Collegium Jurisconsultorum Niciensium, founded in 1635 by the Prince of Savoy, that became an important school of law, jurisdiction and consultancy. The official founding of the University of Nice in 1965 made it a multidisciplinary university, consisting of the faculty of letters, sciences, law, and economics.