Years of Experience
Academic and administrative experience in higher education and management.
Associate Professor of Business Administration & Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Affairs
A career spanning university teaching, academic leadership, research, and professional training in business administration and management.
Academic and administrative experience in higher education and management.
Appointed Associate Professor of Business Administration at Port Said University.
Vice Dean for Community Service & Environmental Affairs.
Prof. Dr. Mohamed Aref Abdo Aref is an Associate Professor of Business Administration at the Faculty of Management Technology & Information Systems, Port Said University, Egypt. His professional work spans university teaching, academic administration, research supervision, management education, and certified human-resources training for public-sector institutions. His academic interests include human resource management, strategic leadership, organizational performance, business information systems, quality management, and applications of artificial intelligence in management.
Academic qualifications in management, information systems, and business administration.
Suez Canal University, Ismailia, Egypt
Suez Canal University, Ismailia, Egypt
Port Said University, Egypt
Port Said University, Egypt
Academic appointments and selected administrative responsibilities, presented chronologically.
Faculty of Management Technology & Information Systems, Port Said University
Port Said University
Port Said University
Business Information Systems Department, Port Said University
Port Said University
Port Said University
Certified HR trainer for public-sector and governmental institutions, including the Ministry of Youth & Sports, Port Said Governorate, and the Egyptian Tax Authority.
Adjunct lecturer in Human Resource Management and Crisis Management at Suez Canal University (2015–2016).
Research themes reflected in the supplied CV include leadership, human capital, organizational performance, entrepreneurship, and digital transformation.
Research relating to leadership capabilities, strategic intelligence, and organizational direction.
Studies examining human capital, talent, and factors associated with organizational outcomes.
Research on leadership practices and employee relationships within organizations.
Research themes at the intersection of artificial intelligence, digital capabilities, and human-resource performance.
Work addressing entrepreneurship, cooperation, and university engagement with its wider environment.
Research focused on intellectual capital and its relationship to organizational performance.
This overview groups documented research themes. Exact publication titles, journal names, and bibliographic details should be taken from the full CV and verified before publication.
Supervision and research-project topics documented in the CV, across management and organizational studies.
A doctoral dissertation exploring the relationship between intellectual capital and organizational performance. The CV notes that this dissertation received the Best Applied Research Award for 2018/2019.
Research supervision topics relating to human-resource practices, talent management, and employee development.
Research projects involving leadership, organizational commitment, and workplace relationships.
Research projects connecting management systems, technology, and institutional performance.
The full CV lists eight supervised theses/projects; the detailed titles can be added verbatim from the source CV for a fully complete publication-ready version.
Courses and textbooks across business administration, management, and information systems.
Professional workshops delivered and development programs attended, based on the supplied CV.
Programs include effective teaching and microteaching, quality standards in education, scientific publishing, research ethics, credit-hour systems, e-learning, decision-making and problem-solving, EndNote reference management, research-team management, and modern governance and leadership (2026).
Selected achievement documented in the supplied academic CV, with the award attributed to the work as stated in the source.
The CV identifies a doctoral dissertation on intellectual capital and organizational performance as receiving the Best Applied Research Award for the 2018/2019 academic year. This is presented as an award associated with the dissertation, not as a claim that the professor personally received an individual award.
For academic collaboration, training, research, or institutional communication.