In support of scientific and applied activities, the Faculty of Specific Education at Zagazig University organized its second field trip this week to the "Our Heritage" and "Egypt Fabric & Yarn" exhibitions.
As part of Zagazig University's commitment to supporting scientific and applied activities and fostering integration between academic study and practical experience, the Faculty of Specific Education, through its Home Economics Department, organized its second field trip this week to the "Our Heritage 2026" exhibition of handicrafts and heritage products, and the "Egypt Fabric & Yarn" exhibition, which specializes in fabrics, yarns, and textile materials. A group of faculty members and teaching assistants participated, along with students from various academic levels within the department.
The trip was held under the auspices of Professor Khaled El-Darandaly, President of Zagazig University; Professor Ehab El-Beblawy, Vice President for Graduate Studies and Research; Professor Helal Afifi, Vice President for Education and Student Affairs; and Professor Hanan El-Nahhas, Vice President for Community Service and Environmental Development. It was supervised by Professor Akmal Shawky Gaballah, Dean of the Faculty of Specific Education; Professor Ehab Atef, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs; and Professor Safinaz Samir, Vice Dean for Graduate Studies and Research. This initiative aligns with the Faculty's commitment to expanding opportunities for applied learning and connecting academic courses with real-world professional practices and creative industries.
The trip was made possible through the organized efforts and active participation of Professor Dr. Rehab Mohamed Ali, Head of the Home Economics Department, Professor Dr. Awatif Bahij, Professor Dr. Rehab Gomaa, and Teaching Assistant Mariam Gamal. The participation of Mr. Mohamed Mohamed Fikry, Director General of the College, and Dr. Mahmoud Ramadan, Director of Student Welfare, further contributed to enriching the academic experience and providing students with the opportunity for direct interaction with exhibits, materials, and practices related to their fields of study.
During their visit to the "Our Heritage" exhibition, the students explored a diverse collection of handicrafts and heritage products that embody the authenticity of Egyptian identity and the richness of its cultural and artistic heritage. This included traditional crafts and designs inspired by heritage, showcasing their creative potential and adaptability for use in the fields of home economics and applied arts.
The visit to the "Egypt Fabric & Yarn" exhibition provided an opportunity to learn about the diversity of fabrics, yarns, and textile materials, explore modern trends in the world of textiles and design, and discover the materials and capabilities that can be utilized in implementing innovative projects and products. This enhances the students' specialized knowledge and develops their ability to connect theoretical aspects with practical applications.
In this context, Professor Dr. Akmal Shawky, Dean of the Faculty of Specific Education, emphasized that field visits are a crucial pillar in developing the educational process, as they offer direct opportunities to gain experience and learn about the latest developments in their fields of specialization. He pointed out the faculty's commitment to supporting scientific activities that contribute to developing students' skills, broadening their horizons, and linking their academic knowledge to the demands of practical reality and the job market. He added that these events reflect the faculty's dedication to preparing graduates who possess knowledge, skills, and a creative sense, and who are capable of applying their acquired experiences to create high-quality and distinctive products and ideas.
⭕For her part, Professor Dr. Rehab Mohamed Ali emphasized the importance of field visits in enriching students' experiences and introducing them to modern materials, technologies, and trends related to design and production. She explained that direct interaction with professional experiences and diverse products opens new horizons for students' creative thinking and enhances their ability to transform theoretical knowledge into practical and implementable ideas and practices.
⭕The Faculty of Specific Education at Zagazig University affirms its continued support for scientific and field activities that place the student at the heart of the educational experience and provide them with genuine opportunities to explore their areas of specialization and develop their skills. This stems from the belief that distinguished education does not stop at the classroom level but extends to the fields of experience and application, where knowledge transforms into creativity, experience into skill, and promising ideas into real opportunities for excellence and productivity.
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