Visit By An Esteemed Delegation from the Arts Committee

As part of the Supreme Council of Universities’ commitment to ensuring the quality of higher education and keeping pace with technological developments, Egypt University of Informatics (EUI) hosted a high-level field visit by the Council’s Arts Committee. The visit aimed to review the human and material resources of the Master’s program in Digital Arts and Design, a step that reflects the state’s drive to strengthen academic programs that serve the modern job market.

The committee began its visit with a tour of the labs of the Faculty of Digital Arts and Design, located in the Knowledge City campus. Members examined the faculty’s infrastructure and advanced technical equipment first-hand. They expressed strong admiration for the high level of the available resources, affirming that they meet “international standards” and align directly with industry requirements in the field of digital arts.

On the sidelines of the visit, committee members met with Prof. Ahmed Hamad, Acting President of the University; Dr. Yasser Kazem, Secretary-General of the University; Prof. Ashraf Zaky, Dean of the Faculty; and Dr. Fatma Hamdy, Program Director, along with faculty members. The meeting included an extensive discussion of the program’s future vision and its readiness to welcome Master’s students.

The committee was chaired by Prof. Ahmed Hanno, former Minister of Culture, with Prof. Amr Hany and Prof. Dina Abboud as members. At the end of the visit, the committee commended the distinctive and unique strengths of both the University and the Faculty. It recommended making optimal use of these substantial resources by strengthening cooperation with industry sectors at the local, regional, and international levels, helping to graduate professionals who can compete in the global digital job market.

The visit reflects the Supreme Council of Universities’ confidence in the educational system at Egypt University of Informatics. It also underscores the University’s commitment to delivering high-quality academic programs that keep pace with the digital transformation era, placing digital arts and design at the forefront of promising future disciplines.