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Assistant Dean

AHMED MAGDY ABDEL WAHED

Assistant Dean For International Programs Affairs

biography

Dr. Captain / Ahmed Magdy Abd El Wahed Khedr, a distinguished Egyptian naval officer. Born on September 9, 1973, in the vibrant city of Cairo, Egypt, has navigated a distinguished career in the Egyptian Navy, embodying dedication, leadership, and a passion for the seas. In 1995, i was graduated with distinction from the prestigious Egyptian Navy Naval College, achieving a remarkable "very good" grade. This academic achievement laid the groundwork for a trajectory marked by excellence and commitment to service. Having joined the Egyptian Naval Forces in 1991, embarked on a 29-year journey that showcased my exceptional skills both at sea and onshore. With 20 years of practical underway sea sailing experience, including a noteworthy three-year tenure as the Captain of an Egyptian Navy Destroyer, i demonstrated a keen understanding of naval operations and leadership. Throughout my career, roles such as Assistant Head of Navigation Department On/Offshore and Chief Officer On/Offshore in the Egyptian Navy Frigates brigade underscored his ability to navigate the complexities of naval operations with precision and strategic acumen. In a pivotal role as the Head of Navigation & Hydrographic Surveying Division at the Egyptian Navy Naval College in Alexandria, i did not only contributed to the education of future naval officers but also provided invaluable mentorship, leaving an enduring impact on the institution. In 2020, after nearly three decades of dedicated service, i made the decision to retire, marking the end of a storied naval career. This decision was a testament to my commitment to duty and a desire to pass on the torch to the next generation of naval leaders. leaving behind a legacy of leadership, resilience, and a profound love for the seas. The journey from the Egyptian Navy Naval College to the helm of a destroyer, and finally to the position of Head of Navigation & Hydrographic Surveying Division, reflects a career characterized by unwavering dedication and an indomitable spirit.

Education

2011

Diploma - Sea Bee Base, Stennis Space Center, Gulf port, Mississippi, U.S.A. - United States

International Hydrographic Management and Engineering (Category B), Surveying Program

2011

Master - College of Maritime Transport and Technology - Egypt

Hydrographic Surveying

2003

Master - Institute of Higher Naval Studies, Egyptian Navy, Egyptian Authority for Maritime Safety , A.R.E. - Egypt

Master Mariner in Naval Studies in 2003

1999

Professional Certificate - Institute of Higher Naval Studies, Egyptian Navy, Egyptian Authority for Maritime Safety , A.R.E. - Egypt

Chief Mate competence certificate

1998

Diploma - English center of the American Defense Language Institute, Saint Antonio, Texas, U.S.A. - United States

English Diploma Course

1998

Specialized Training - Search and Rescue Swimmer (SAR) School, Jacksonville, Florida, U.S.A. - United States

SAR and Rescue operations for the Hello Chopper onboard Destroyers Ships, Jacksonville, Florida, U.S.A.

1995

Bachelor - Egyptian Naval Military College - Egypt

Bachelor Degree in Military and Maritime Sciences Navigation and Surveying

experience

work experience

1991 - 2020

Egyptian naval officer

Egyptian Naval Forces

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Honors & awards

Honors

Environmental Impact Assessment, Hydrographic Surveying Consultant - Member in the Arab Institute of Navigation (AIN)

Commencing EIA Consultation for EEAA

Professional Experience

  • Assistant Dean of International Affaires
    Initiate and emphasis collaboration and mutual relationship and partnership with foreign maritime colleges and maritime institutes.

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Teaching Courses

Course Academic year Term

UM 114 - Meteorology

2024 Fall Semester View All Content

BS281 - Maritime Meteorology

2024 Spring Semester View All Content

UM 113 - Electronic Navigational Aids & Compasses

2023 Fall Semester View All Content

FN 243 - Navigational Instruments

2023 Spring Semester View All Content

BS261 - Ship Compasses & Auto Pilot

2022 Fall Semester View All Content

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