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Higher Education Minister on flexible tech and university pathways
The article discusses Egypt’s efforts to develop its technological education system and link it to the labor market through collaboration with Japan, particularly through models like "KOSEN." The minister emphasizes the importance of benefiting from the Japanese experience in technological education and developing pathways that allow KOSEN graduates to continue their university studies, aiming to produce graduates with practical skills. It also highlights new initiatives, such as allowing faculty members and researchers to work in the industry for six months, and the upcoming visit to Japan to strengthen cooperation, especially with universities like Hiroshima and Kyushu. Additionally, the article reviews improvements in the student visa system. The minister underscores the importance of collaboration in scientific research and technology, and the expansion of programs between the two countries to support skill development and enhance academic and industrial relations.
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