The Manuscripts Center is a part of the Academic Research Sector. It aims to explore the depths of Arab and Islamic manuscript heritage through indexing, verification, and study.
The Alexandria Center for Hellenistic Studies was established as a joint collaboration between the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, the Onassis Foundation, the Vardinoyannis Foundation, and the Alexandria University. Graduates of classics or archaeology departments may apply directly for a master’s degree. Non-specialized students must take a one year diploma, which qualifies candidates to apply for a master’s degree. The Center is open to scholars from around the world who are keen to obtain diplomas, master’s degrees, and PhDs in Hellenistic studies in history; literature; art, archaeology, and architecture; and philosophy and science.
Latest Projects
Hellenistic Studies Accredited Courses
The Center for Democracy and Social Peace Studies (CDSPS) was established to be an active promoter of peace and democracy in Egypt and the region. It is dedicated to encouraging and disseminating the culture of peace and democracy and developing the abilities of women and young people to create sustainable peace and stability.
Latest Projects
Support to Cultural Diversity and Creativity in Egypt
Kom el-Dikka Development: As part of the Support to Cultural Diversity and Creativity in Egypt Project
With the aim of promoting public involvement in the process of economic, social, and cultural development, the BA has established the Center for Development studies. The Center supports the practice of good governance, the development of public policies, and the establishment of a democratic system. It presents future visions for comprehensive development in Egypt in the aftermath of the 25 January Revolution.
The Center for Islamic Civilization Studies was established in 2013, in response to the need for reforming the Islamic religious discourse on one hand, and bridging the gap between Islamic Fiqh and our contemporary world on the other. The center aims to contribute to the construction of a contemporary and systematic Islamic discourse, interwoven with reality, and create a space for interaction between Islamic Fiqh and thought, and the modern world we live in, with all its entanglements and complications.
Latest Projects
Reissuing the Classics of the Islamic Heritage
Believing that the Coptic heritage belongs to all Egyptians, the Center for Coptic Studies was established in 2013 under the BA Academic Research Sector. The center focuses on the Coptic heritage and its preservation, emphasizing its role as a key component of Egyptian heritage in general, and a main tributary contributing to the Egyptian identity in particular.