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The University of Hertfordshire's full-fledged international branch campus brings globally accredited bachelor's degrees from the UK to Egypt.

30/10/2026

UH-GAF School of Creative Arts is hosting an in-lab Rhino workshop for Level 4 Interior Architecture and Design students on Sunday, 1 November 2026, from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM in Lab K 1.04, Building K.

As part of the Design Skills 1 module, the workshop will be led by Eng. Mahmoud Talat, Authorised Rhino Trainer and CEO of Future Bridge Platform. Students will be introduced to Rhino and explore how computational and parametric design tools can support the creation of complex forms, three-dimensional compositions, and innovative design solutions.

Through this hands-on learning experience, students will develop an introductory understanding of Rhino's capabilities and discover how parametric workflows can enhance their creativity, precision, and efficiency while expanding their approach to design problem-solving.

30/10/2026

We are proud to celebrate Nariman Tamer, one of our Level 5 Fashion and Fashion Business students, whose upcycled design, a pair of patchwork trousers, has been featured in Niche Magazine under the theme “HERITAGE REWIND: A New Generation, Rewriting the Frame.”

Through her design, Nariman brings together creativity, upcycling and a fresh interpretation of heritage, demonstrating how fashion can transform existing materials into contemporary pieces with a story to tell.
This feature highlights the creativity of our students and their ability to explore innovative approaches to design, sustainability, and self-expression.

Congratulations to Nariman on this achievement!

29/10/2026

As part of the Industry Advisory Board (IAB) 2026 at the University of Hertfordshire – Global Academic Foundation (UH-GAF), a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between the Interior Architecture Design Programme at UH-GAF and Arab Contractors (AC Furniture), marking another important step towards strengthening collaboration between academia and industry.

The signing ceremony was held in the presence of Prof. Vincent Emery, President of the University, and Prof. Indjy M. Shawket, Dean of the School of Humanities and Creative Arts, representing UH-GAF.

Arab Contractors (AC Furniture) was represented by Eng. Heba Ahmed Aboel Ala, Vice Chairman of the Board of The Arab Contractors and Eng. Sameh Ali, Deputy Director of the Advanced Design Department, reflecting the shared commitment to fostering professional collaboration, bridging academic knowledge with industry practice, and creating new opportunities for student development and future partnerships.

This collaboration reinforces UH-GAF’s commitment to building strong industry partnerships that enrich the academic experience and prepare graduates for the evolving demands of the professional world.

29/10/2026

Advancing cancer care requires evidence that considers both the effectiveness of treatments and the experiences of patients.

Join us on Wednesday, 4 November, from 3:30 PM to 6:30 PM GMT for Advancing Global Cancer Care: Generating Health Economic and Patient-Centred Evidence, a live webinar hosted by the School of Life and Medical Sciences in collaboration with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital as part of London Global Cancer Week.

Co-led by Dr Ranin Soliman and Dr Nancy Bolous, the session will feature graduation research projects by our MPharm students Khaled Abdullhaj, Mervat Abbas, and Laila Rabie, exploring the cost-effectiveness of cancer treatments and diagnostic technologies alongside research into cancer awareness, risk factors, and early diagnosis in Egypt and other low- and middle-income countries.

Register now: https://stjudeglobal.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_knCz188CSz-rbmosidcPdw

28/10/2026

School of Business students proudly participated in the 4th edition of FinTech Got Talent 2026, held under FinYology by FinTech Egypt, an initiative of the Central Bank of Egypt, in partnership with the Egyptian Banking Institute (EBI) and in collaboration with the Federation of Egyptian Banks (FEB) and DMZ Cairo.

The competition provides university students across Egypt with a platform to transform innovative ideas into technology-driven financial solutions addressing real-world challenges while developing essential skills in innovation, teamwork, critical thinking, problem-solving, and entrepreneurship.

This year, more than 30 universities participated, and we are proud that our university advanced through the competition and ranked among the Top 10 universities nationwide.

Our students presented “FinLet”, an innovative, technology-driven financial solution, showcasing their creativity, technical capabilities, and strategic thinking.
This achievement provided valuable practical exposure to Egypt’s evolving FinTech industry and opportunities to engage with leading banks, financial institutions, industry experts, and fellow innovators.

28/10/2026

As part of the October Victory celebrations, our School of Health’s Physiotherapy programme visited the Veterans and War Victims Association on 13 June 2026 for a meeting with Major General Ahmed Hassan Abu Sharq, Director of the Association.

The meeting was attended by Prof. Wanis Mohamed El-Amir, Dean of the School, and Prof. Rania Galal, Programme Lead, alongside students currently training at the Association. The delegation explored the Association’s social, medical, and athletic services, including its advanced physiotherapy and rehabilitation facilities.

The visit offered students valuable opportunities to learn from experienced professionals and strengthen their practical knowledge, while encouraging them to play an active role in shaping the nation’s future.

27/10/2026

UH-GAF School of Humanities is welcoming Mr Youssef Baroud, cinematographer and Director of Photography, for a guest speaker session with our Level 5 Film Production students on Wednesday, 28 October 2026.

Drawing on his experience in independent film and television productions, including Batn El Hoot, Harb Ahleya and Valentino, Youssef will explore how camera placement, shot composition, lighting and colour contribute to a film’s visual identity, emotional impact and storytelling. The session will also examine how cinematographers collaborate with directors to translate scripts into effective visual narratives, while navigating the practical challenges of film production.

Through this session, our students will gain practical insights into professional cinematography, develop a stronger understanding of shot planning and lighting techniques, and learn how to apply these skills to their own short-film projects.

26/10/2026

Our Mass Communication students had the opportunity to explore how creative ideas evolve into content that captures audiences’ attention through “From a Good Idea to ‘I’d Watch That’”, a session hosted by Gemini Africa and CinemaTech at El Gouna Film Festival.

The session came as part of UH-GAF’s collaboration with Gemini Africa, giving our students valuable exposure to the creative industry and insights into the process of developing shows, shaping stories, and understanding audience interests.
Featuring Islam Adel, Co-founder and CEO of TPP, and Marwan Imam, Co-founder of Peace Cake, the discussion was moderated by Ingy Darwish, Business Development Director at Gemini Africa.

Experiences like these bring our students closer to industry professionals, helping them connect their academic learning with real-world creative practices.

26/10/2026

UH-GAF School of Humanities is welcoming Ms. Gehad Essam El Din, Nile TV news anchor and presenter and former CNN documentary maker, for a guest speaker session with our Level 6 Media Project students on Wednesday, 28 October 2026.

Titled “Award-Winning Student Documentaries and Careers in Television”, the session will explore the art of documentary filmmaking, the key elements behind compelling documentaries, and how students can develop their work to compete in international competitions.

Through this session, our students will gain practical insights into documentary production, learn how to strengthen their storytelling skills, and gain valuable guidance on pursuing careers in television and documentary filmmaking.

26/10/2026

The School of Humanities and Creative Arts at UH-GAF welcomed distinguished industry professionals and creative leaders for its Industry Advisory Board meeting, providing a valuable platform for academic dialogue and collaboration between the School and the creative and media industries.

This engagement reinforces the importance of collaboration between academia and industry in enriching the learning experience and supporting the continuous development of teaching practices. By integrating professional perspectives into academic development, the School remains committed to delivering relevant, high-quality education that equips graduates with the skills and knowledge to succeed in their chosen fields.

The visit offered guests the opportunity to engage with students’ work firsthand, gaining insight into the quality of their projects and the practical application of their academic learning. Through roundtable discussions, the meeting also encouraged meaningful exchanges on how industry expertise can contribute to curriculum development and ensure that academic programmes continue to reflect the evolving demands of the professional landscape.

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Global Academic Foundation, Unnamed Road, Cairo Governorate
Cairo

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Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 4pm
Saturday	8am - 6pm
Sunday	8am - 4pm

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http://www.gaf.edu.eg/

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