MSA Celebrates the Graduation of its Twelfth Cohort of Graduates with Projects Aligned with Egypt’s Vision 2050 and the UN Sustainable Development Goals
October University For Modern Sciences and Arts (MSA) in Egypt proudly inaugurated its Spring 2026 Graduation Projects Exhibition and the Faculty of Arts and Design’s Academic Panel Discussions.
This landmark event was held under the patronage of Dr. Nawal El-Degwy, Chairperson of the Board of Trustees; Professor Dr. Nader El-Bokle , President of the University; and Professor Dr. Tarek Saleh, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Design, and celebrated the twelfth graduating class of the 2025/2026 academic year. In the presence of a distinguished group of specialists, academics, industry leaders, and students’ parents, the exhibition highlights how digital innovations, sustainable practices, and media arts across the faculty’s various departments directly contribute to addressing global challenges, while remaining deeply rooted in the unique cultural fabric of Egypt and the Arab world.
Based on the Faculty’s vision of preparing creative and socially responsible leaders, this year’s graduating class successfully adopted the “Conscious Design” framework. Each graduate seamlessly integrated the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals into their projects, combining heritage preservation, digital ethics, community engagement, and environmental awareness to offer forward-looking solutions aligned with Egypt’s Vision 2050. Key Achievements in Academic Departments:
Interior Design: Smart, People-Centric Spaces
The Interior Design Department launched innovative proposals designed to meet real community needs, connecting Egypt’s rich heritage with future-oriented design solutions. Working closely with the department head and the supervisory committee, students combined sustainability, technology, and cultural identity to develop spaces in vital sectors, including:
-Innovative tourism projects and cultural centers.
-State-of-the-art healthcare facilities and smart workplaces.
-Creative Community Hubs.
Fashion Design: Sustainable Innovation and Haute Couture
The 2025/2026 fashion design collections celebrated a new generation of designers who connect cultural identity with sustainable innovation. With the support of the department head, supervisors, and faculty, students presented outstanding collections ranging from haute couture and avant-garde to ready-to-wear lines, all incorporating ethical production and design principles.
Design for Theatre and Film Productions: The Art of Future Set Design
In response to the growing needs of the local and international film and theatre markets, this department presented dramatic projects inspired by the rich heritage of Egyptian cinema. Under the guidance of the department head and committee members, students explored:
-Creative designs in set design, visual world construction, and costume design.
-The philosophical and psychological dimensions of literary texts.
-Integrating cutting-edge artificial intelligence technologies into the dramatic arts. Graphic Arts and Advertising: Digital Transformation and Storytelling.
At the forefront of the digital media landscape, the Department of Visual and Media Arts showcased a distinguished portfolio of work, in which graduates reinterpreted local history through a sophisticated, contemporary lens. These projects demonstrate how visual storytelling can drive powerful institutional and social change through:
-Interactive digital media and campaigns.
-Experimental animation and impactful branding systems.
-Job-ready visual communication designs that connect local heritage with global perspectives.
Professor Dr. Tarek Saleh, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Design, said: “We are extremely proud of our twelfth graduating class. They have brilliantly demonstrated how to connect local heritage with global design perspectives. This achievement is the fruit of collective passion and the tireless guidance of department heads, supervisory committees, faculty members, and teaching assistants.”
The faculty warmly welcomes and expresses its sincere appreciation to the esteemed discussion committee. Their valuable time, experience, and insightful perspectives mark a significant milestone in the academic journey of these young innovators, as they transition into the job market as a new generation of designers shaping Egypt’s future.
The exhibition remains open to industry professionals, media representatives, and the general public, offering a glimpse into the future of the global creative landscape in the fields of technology, media, and design.
