ايمن محمد ابراهيم هندى

Personal:

NAME              Ayman Mohammed Ebrahim Hendy

Date of Birth     20/12/1963

Nationality        Egyptian

Religion            Muslem

Occupation       Professor Assistant, Department of Economics,

           College of Business Administration, King Saud University

Marital State     Married with two children

Tel.                  4674175   Room: 106 2A Building 14            

Email              ahendy@ksu.edu.sa

 EXPERIENCE:

 1987–1993      Helwan University, Cairo

Faculty of Commerce & Business Administration

Department of Economics & Foreign Trade

 Demonstrator:Teaching tutorials for undergraduates;Research assistant.

1993–1996      Helwan University, Cairo

Faculty of Commerce & Business Administration

Department of Economics & Foreign Trade

 Lecturer Assistant :Teaching tutorials for undergraduates;Research assistant; The preparation of studying demos, materials and other essential facilities.

1997-2001    I had been granted a governmental scholarship to study for a doctoral

degree in Economics. Following I have been awarded the PhD degree, I got a position of Lecturer of Economics in Faculty of Commerce & Business Administration (Helwan

 University)

 2002-2004   Lecturer of Economics (Helwan University)

Others;

 2002-   American University (AUC), Cairo

Centre for Adult and Continuing Education

Teaching and Training in Programmes of Education Developing.

Helwan University, Cairo

Centre for Research & International Trade Studies

Part time research assistant. Conference assistant; Research promotion.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE:

  This is the fifth academic year (2006/2007), following I got the doctoral degree, I have experience in teaching the following courses:

 For English section:

Public Finance; Money and Banking; Development of Economic Thought; Basic Econometrics; Techniques of Economic Planning; Economic Fluctuations; International Monetary Relationships; Pure Theory in Foreign Trade; National Accounts; International Economic Relationships; Systems of Imports & Exports; Macroeconomics. 

 For Arabic section:

Pure Theory in Foreign Trade; International Economic Relationships; Basic Concepts in Economics; Macroeconomics (Basics); Microeconomics (Basics); Microeconomics (Intermediate); Public Finance; Money and Banking .

 For Postgraduate students:

Basic Econometrics; Advanced Topics in Econometrics.

EDUCATION & QUALIFICATIONS:

 1981–1995      Helwan University, Cairo

Faculty of Commerce & Business Administration

Department of Economics & Foreign Trade

 BSc., Foreign Trade (Very Good), May 1985

MSc., Foreign Trade, February 1993, In: “The Economic Effects of the Growth and Liberalisation of the International Trade in Services on the Economies of LDCs”.

The University of Glasgow, UK

School of Economics & Social Sciences

Department of Political Economy

MSc., Economics, December 1997

1998-2001       The University of Salford, UK

School of Accounting, Economics & Management Sciences

Department of Economics

PhD., Economics, December 2001

Title of my PhD thesis “ The Impact of Financial Liberalisation on Portfolio Shifts: the 1990s Experience with Particular Reference to the Egyptian Economy”.

Others,

Three Certificates in IT skills, 2001

1. PC installation, Configuration and Trouble shooting
2. Developing the WWW (Part1)
3. Developing the WWW (Part2)  (Web publishing programmes that support distant education courses)

 PUBLICATIONS:

1.  Ingham, B., & Hendy, A., “Financial Liberalisation, Capital Inflow and Economic Development in The 1990s: Theory and Evidence” Postgraduate Seminar, University of Salford, February 1999
2. Financial Liberalisation and Economic Development; Theory & Evidence with Particular Reference to the Egyptian Experience 1991-1999, Postgraduate Seminar, IDPM, University of Manchester, November 1999.
3. Hendy, A., & Ghars El-din, M., “Basic Concepts in Economics”, Gehas Nasher Elketab Elgama’ ay, Helwan University, Cairo, 2003
4. "The Growth Effects of Financial Liberalisation Programme in Egypt: Developments and Drawbacks" Scientific Journal of The Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration, Helwan University, 2nd Issue, Cairo, 2006

   “Do Wars Lead Economic Expansion; A Study In American Real Business Cycle” Working Paper.(On processing)
5. Hendy, A., & Hosni, M., “Pure Theory in  Foreign Trade” Gehas Nasher Elketab Elgama’ ay, Helwan University, Cairo, 2003,   (Arabic)
6. Determinants of Currency Crisis in Egypt, July 2001" Scientific Journal of The Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration, Helwan University, 2nd Issue, Cairo, 2007

    

COMMUNITY SERVICES, CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS:

1. The participation in study for: The Economic Liberalisation, Centre for Research & International Trade Studies Helwan University, Cairo, 1996.
2. The participation in study for: Protectionism in A Liberalised Foreign Trade Sector, Centre for Research & International Trade Studies Helwan University, Cairo, 1994-1996.
3. The participation in study for: Marketing problems in the Industrial and Financial Company, Restructuring the Marketing and Sales Departments, Centre for Research & International Trade Studies Helwan University, Cairo, 1994-1995.
4. The participation in Feasibility study for: DHAHR AN GLOBAL FOR OIL & GAS, Riyadh, 2006
5. The participation in Feasibility study for: The University of Dar El-Eloom, The Saudi Company for Education and Research Centre, Riyadh, 2006
6. Testing the Economic Effects of Rally Ha'al 2006, The Supreme Commotion for Tourism, MAS, Riyadh, 2006
7. The Effects of the New Global Trade System on Economic Development in Egypt,  Centre for Research & International Trade Studies Helwan University, Cairo, (15-16) May 1995.
8. Training Programme for employee of Military Industries, The Prospects of e. Commerce, Centre for Research & International Trade Studies Helwan University, Cairo

  REFEREES:

• Professor Frank Neil; Director of research ,School of Accounting, Economics & Management Sciences, Department of Economics, University of Salford.
• Dr. Barbara Ingham; Reader in Economics, School of Accounting, Economics & Management Sciences, Department of Economics, University of Salford.
• Professor Mohammed Ghars El-Din; Vice Dean, Faculty of Commerce & Business Administration, Helwan University, Cairo  Department of Economics & Foreign Trade.
• Professor Wanees Fareg Abd El-al; Economics Department, Faculty of Commerce & Business Administration, Helwan University, Cairo  Department of Economics & Foreign Trade.   

Contact me: ahendy@ksu.edu.sa