Dr. Zohry has taught and supervised research in population and migration studies across several institutions in Egypt and Lebanon since the early 1990s. A full course-by-institution list follows.
American University in Cairo (AUC)
Overview of the literature and debates on the relationship between migration and development: how development processes shape migration decisions, and how migration in turn affects development in both origin and destination countries through remittances, labor-market effects, and skill transfer. (Description per the closely related AUC catalog listing for this course, currently coded MRS 501/5103.)
Designed for social-science students without a mathematics background beyond high-school algebra; introduces statistics as a tool for analyzing and understanding data on social life, covering basic concepts and procedures with integrated SPSS demonstrations and exercises. (Per the AUC course catalog.)
Cairo University — Euro-Mediterranean Programme
American University of Beirut (AUB) — Faculty of Health Sciences
Explores population and development interrelationships in developing countries, with a special focus on issues in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
Examines the links between population/health issues and development planning, with a focus on population programs implemented in MENA countries, including mortality, reproductive health, and gender topics.
Addresses how migration has been linked to disease in the past, and how it affects the public health of current populations.
Examines the relationship between maternal, environmental, demographic, and socioeconomic factors and infant and child mortality rates.
Provides the opportunity to review and critique literature in epidemiology or population health from a methodological and conceptual basis, and to learn about faculty research.