Call for Submission
You are invited to send an abstract of 250-300 words to the following email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Deadline for sending abstracts: 30th June, 2019
Acceptance notification: 11th July, 2019 (Abstracts are subject to a peer-review process)
Registration fees for presenters:
250 EGP for Egyptians
100$ for non-Egyptians
Registration fees for attendees:
150 EGP for Egyptians (Including a certificate of Attendance)
50$ for non-Egyptians
• Registration fees cover conference material, coffee breaks and refreshments for the two days.
• For any inquiries, send an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Program Booklet
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Submission
Registration for Attendance* Paper submission and registration for attendance is closed
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The 5th Annual media Conference
Within the framework of the Faculty of Mass Communication at MSA University to address the problems of the Egyptian society, the Faculty will hold its 5th annual media conference "ACT 2019" on Saturday the 30th of November, at the university headquarters to discuss the role of media in addressing water issues in light of climate changes.
The conference will feature a number of researchers with scientific papers to monitor the role of audiovisual and digital media in raising awareness of water and climate challenges and its impact on different groups of society.
The conference will also include a round table discussion that will bring together media professionals and academics to discuss the latest updates in climate and water issues in Egypt and world wide and the role of media in facing these challenges.
- Saturday November 30th, 2019 – 9:30 AM
- 6th October campus – SSB Building
- Increasing awareness towards smart water consumption
- Presenting suitable alternatives for water sources
- Utilizing successful models of water consumption and alternatives usage
- Sustaining collaborative work between governmental and non-governmental entities towards a smarter environmental behavior
- Evaluating the current ecological status and policies in Egypt
- Showcasing previous studies
- Investigating media exposure for water sustainability in Egypt
- The Role of Awareness Campaigns
- Successful international models
- Arab African cooperation for ecological sustainability
Workshops
Prophylactic spaces is a new term in architecture that appeared after the global pandemic of COVID – 19. This term will reshape the future of architecture and it is becoming an integral part of the future city resilience. Adapting that term in designs became mandatory for architects in order to endure the current pandemic without further spread of the virus among occupants of the space.
As we are currently preparing ourselves to welcome the new academic year, it is very important to insure a non-infectious and safe environment between students and faculty members. Therefore, our workshop aimed to discuss and create prophylactic academic spaces within the context of MSA University.
Registration is limited for already registered authors/attendees and 4th and 5th cycle undergraduates MSAians.
The Path to city resilience international conference program
Download: MSA university - The Path to city resilience international conference program.
Registration for MSA Students
To all architects, academics, and specialists in the field of architecture and urbanism, The Faculty of Engineering, October University for Modern Sciences and Arts is pleased to announce Egypt’s first hybrid Architecture conference entitled "The Path to City Resilience" on 10-11 October 2020.
The conference will include a Workshop entitled 'SPATIAL PROPHYLAXIS' aimed to discuss and create prophylactic academic spaces within the context of MSA University.
Main Office - 6th Oct. Campus
26 July Mehwar Road intersection with Wahat Road, 6th October City. Egypt.
Tel. : 3837-1113
Tel. : 3837-1115
Tel. : 3837-1516
Tel. : 3837-1519
Postal code: 12451
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Hotline: 16672
International Hotline: 002-0216672