Mission

The College of Applied Health Science Technology at Misr University for Science and Technology seeks to prepare qualified graduates to meet the local and regional labour market in the field of health care.

Through innovative and advanced programs, the college addresses the needs of society and supports the sustainable professional development of its students.

Its commitment to scientific research, informed by quality standards, ethics, and community values, drives groundbreaking discoveries and improves healthcare outcomes.

Excellence and leadership locally and globally to prepare leaders in the field of applied health science technology.

• Enhance students’ abilities in effective professional communication with colleagues, patients, the community, and healthcare team members.
• Raise health awareness by enhancing students’ leadership role in the community and their participation in improving the quality of healthcare and keeping pace with professional developments.
• Prepare professional cadres who have the required professional ethics and values, believe in the values of work excellence, honesty, and are capable of adapting and working as a team.

Dear students, I would like to welcome you to the College of Applied Health Science Technology (AHST) at Misr University for Science and Technology where education means more than just classroom and lectures. AHST aims to help students to be active through channels in the community and their fields, creating opportunities and forming relationships that shape their future.

I believe, during my college years, partnerships with stakeholders in the healthcare industry and nonprofit organizations, provide students with cutting-edge knowledge, gain real-world field experience, and community engagement.

I am particularly delighted that the College of Applied Health Sciences Technology (AHST) went for a full transition to a new name by September 2020.

The university partnered with several prominent hospitals in order to expand the students’ knowledge and experience across diverse healthcare sectors. 

These partnerships include:

• The Misr University for Science and Technology Faculty of Applied Health Sciences (Radiology and Medical Imaging Technology Program) has signed a joint cooperation agreement with the University of Exeter (Radiology Department) to exchange practical and academic experiences (postgraduate)
• Saudi German Hospital: to train students in the Management and Information Technology program.
• 57357 Children’s Cancer Hospital: to train students in the Management and Information Technology program.
• Baheya Hospital: to train students in the Radiology and Medical Imaging Technology program.