Support services for mental health conditions: AASTMT offers a professional support to those experiencing emotional, psychological or mental health issues. Welfare, Disabilities Advisers, and Counselling and Mental Health staff are all part of the Health and Wellbeing team and work closely to support students with severe and enduring or complex mental health difficulties defined as a disability. All of the above support services at the Accessibility Centre part of the Deanery of Student Affairs.

who we are on the AASTMT news page

Accessibility Center  Alexandria on the AASTMT news page

SERVICES AND FACILITIES on the AASTMT news page

clinic service

AASTMT operates a medical clinic that provides a wide range of services to its students, faculty, and staff. The clinic is staffed by a team of experienced doctors and nurses who provide care in a variety of specialties.

Services offered by the AASTMT clinic include:

• General medical consultations
• Dental care
• Gynecological and obstetric care
• Dermatology
• Ear, nose, and throat (ENT) care
• Internal medicine
• Cardiovascular care
• Emergency care

The clinic has a pharmacy and a laboratory that provide a variety of services, including medication dispensing, blood tests, and X-rays. The AASTMT clinic is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Students, faculty, and staff can make appointments by calling the clinic directly or by using the online reservation system.

medical services department on the AASTMT news page

Transportation service

AASTMT provides a comprehensive transportation service for its students and staff. This service includes a fleet of buses that connect the AASTMT campuses in Alexandria, El Alamein, Port Said, and the Smart Village.

Bus Service: The AASTMT bus service operates from 5:00 AM to 10:00 PM, providing frequent trips between the campuses and major student housing areas. The buses are fully air-conditioned and equipped with GPS tracking, ensuring that students can always track the location of their bus. In addition to the bus service, also provides a shuttle service for students with disabilities. The shuttle service is available to students who live within a 5-kilometer radius of the campus.The AASTMT has a partnership with Uber to provide students with discounted fares. Students can use the code "AASTMT10" to get 10% off their Uber rides.

Parking: campuses have ample parking for students and staff. Parking is free for students and staff with a valid ID card.

Accessibility: The AASTMT is committed to providing accessible transportation for all students and staff. The bus service is accessible to passengers with disabilities, and the campuses have ramps and elevators for people who use wheelchairs.

AASTMT Transportation on the AASTMT news page

OUTDOOR WORKSHOPS & EXHIBITIONS

AASTMT hosts a variety of outdoor workshops throughout the year, covering a wide range of topics. These workshops are designed to provide students with hands-on experience in their chosen field, and to help them develop the skills they need to succeed in the workforce.

AASTMT's outdoor workshops are a valuable resource for students who want to gain hands-on experience and develop the skills they need to succeed in their chosen field. The workshops are also a great opportunity for students to network with industry professionals and learn about potential career opportunities.

AASTMT organizes various exhibitions throughout the year to showcase the work of its students, faculty, and staff. These exhibitions are a great opportunity for students to gain experience in presenting their work to a wider audience, and to network with industry professionals.

Types of AASTMT Exhibitions include:

• Student project exhibitions: These exhibitions feature the work of AASTMT students from all disciplines.
• Faculty research exhibitions: These exhibitions showcase the latest research findings of AASTMT faculty.
• Industry exhibitions: These exhibitions provide an opportunity for industry partners to showcase their products and services to AASTMT students and faculty.

ART WORKSHOPS on the AASTMT news page

AASTMT practical training on the AASTMT news page

Disabled access (main campus)

Support services for mental health conditions

AASTMT offers a professional support to those experiencing emotional, psychological or mental health issues. Welfare, Disabilities Advisers, and Counselling and Mental Health staff are all part of the Health and Wellbeing team and work closely to support students with severe and enduring or complex mental health difficulties defined as a disability. All of the above support services at the Accessibility Centre part of the Deanery of Student Affairs.

Who We are?on the AASTMT news page

Built-in accessibility computer systems for visually impaired

AASTMT provides services for the student with disability, (SwD), include information on accessibility, identification of accommodations, the filing of medical reports, and liaison with faculty and staff in establishing accommodations and the provision of auxiliary aids when required. AASTMT is committed to a policy of equality of opportunities and access and recognizes that disabled students have an equal right of participation in higher education. AASTMT will make reasonable adjustments, including anticipatory ones, where necessary and feasible to facilitate this. All disabled students should be able to participate fully as far as reasonably practical in the full range of academic, cultural and social activities available within the Academy campus life. Students will be urged to disclose their disabilities on application and throughout their student life to facilitate appropriate support. It is important to note that individual students have a responsibility to provide all necessary information in order that support can be provided in a timely and appropriate manner.

Below the list of Assistive Technology for the Blind & Visual Impairments Students that installed in some labs in AASTMT Campuses:

the Accessibility Centre part of the Deanery of Student Affairs. On the AASTMT news page

Sign language interpreter or note-takers for hearing impaired

Below the list of Assistive Technology for the hearing disability Students that installed at some labs in AASTMT Campuses: Personal Induction hearing loops; Induction hearing loops - mobile version
Real-time captioning/Subtitling system (Software); HIMS Braille Sense U2 MINI (Braille displayer + note taker).

the Accessibility Centre part of the Deanery of Student Affairs. On the AASTMT news page