Monday 03/November/2025 – 06:30 PM
Responsible sources revealed from within College of Fine Arts Helwan University, details of the college’s approval for students to return to study again at the university’s headquarters in Zamalek, noting that the university administration directed the college to find solutions from the academic schedule to distribute students into study schedules with different periods.
Helwan University: Fine arts students return once again to study at the university’s headquarters in Zamalek
The sources confirmed in exclusive statements to Cairo 24 that the return of students again to study at the university’s headquarters in Zamalek comes after distributing the students to the classrooms at different times, saying: The college’s capacity reaches 500 students in each batch, but 1,500 students arrived this year, which makes there a large overcrowding at the college’s headquarters in Zamalek, so a solution was put in place by transferring the first-year students to Ain Helwan.
In a related context, parents of students addressed College of Fine Arts Helwan University A letter of thanks to the University President, Dr. Sayed Kandil, and the University Vice President for Education and Student Affairs, Mr. Hossam Al-Rifai, in addition to the Dean College of Fine ArtsDr. Yasser Al-Sayed, in appreciation of their decision to return the students to the original college headquarters in Zamalek after a period of moving the study site to the university’s Helwan campus.
Parents expressed their deep gratitude for this decision, which restored hope to their children, especially since this dream represented an important step for them and their families towards achieving their artistic ambitions.
The parents stressed in their letter that this decision was not merely a return of an academic site, but rather a renewal of their dream and the dream of their children to join one of the most prestigious institutions. fine arts In Egypt.
They expressed their deep thanks for the efforts made by the university administration in meeting their demands, as they considered that returning to Zamalek represented a golden opportunity for students to graduate from the place where they had always wished to study. They pointed out that this response represented a renewal of confidence in the university, which places the interests of students and their academic future at the top of its priorities.
Many students called for help College of Fine Arts Helwan University, Zamalek branch, after announcing preliminary decisions to move the college’s historic headquarters from the Zamalek neighborhood to the university’s headquarters in Helwan, which sparked a wave of anger and rejection among students.
According to what was circulated by student pages on social media, the complaints began after a decision was issued to cancel lectures at the college headquarters in Zamalek for preparatory year students, and asked them to stop attending until they were transferred to the Helwan University headquarters, which the students considered a sudden and ill-considered step, especially after the start of the academic year and the closing of transfers.
For his part, an official source at the college responded in exclusive statements to Cairo 24, to the students’ calls for help, indicating that the problem relates to the students of the introductory year, and there is a large density in the college as the halls are not enough for the students and therefore there is a study to transfer a number of students, saying: We acknowledge that there is an increase in the number of students, but we are studying a solution to this matter in a meeting of the College Council.
He continued: It is not true what is being said about transferring the kidney while the kidney continues in its place but only the density.
