About
The Research Center for Public Opinion and Societal Issues Monitoring at Misr University for Science and Technology is a key hub dedicated to supporting informed decision-making through the study of public opinion trends and analysis of contemporary social issues. The center conducts surveys and field studies, and organizes seminars, workshops, and training programs aimed at raising community awareness. It also strives to develop a comprehensive research database that contributes to sustainable policy development and effective community engagement.
To position the Research Center for Public Opinion and Societal Issues Monitoring as a national model supporting university and community decision-makers through accurate data and scientific analyses that contribute to enhancing quality of life and strengthening the university’s standing locally and internationally within global rankings.
The Center is committed to conducting accurate, field-based, and objective studies and surveys addressing various social and developmental issues. It seeks to promote community engagement between the university and society through events, seminars, and partnerships that enhance the university’s international ranking and highlight its pioneering role in community service, thereby supporting sustainable development strategies and Egypt’s Vision 2030.
- Monitor and analyze public opinion trends regarding national, social, economic, and educational issues.
- Provide accurate data to decision-makers on societal issues through the results of opinion surveys.
- Organize regular events and seminars on topics such as education, artificial intelligence, labor market trends, entrepreneurship, environment, extremism, and more.
- Establish collaboration agreements with research institutions, government entities, and local and international polling centers.
- Enhance community awareness of sustainable development issues and highlight the university’s role in serving the community.
- Prepare and submit periodic strategic reports to the University Presidency and relevant authorities to support policymaking and decision-making processes.
