Prof. Dr. Tarek Farghaly is a Professor of Architecture with over 35 years of academic experience. His expertise includes architectural design, heritage conservation, and the history of Islamic architecture. He earned his Ph.D. in Architecture (1989–1994) from the University of Alexandria. He was a Research Fellow in data collection and research methodology (1991–1993) at the University of Miami, USA. He received his M.Sc. in Architecture (1981–1988) from the University of Alexandria, and his B.Sc. in Architecture with Distinction and Degree of Honour (1976–1980) from the same university. In 1979, he completed summer training in architectural design for the New State Gallery in Stuttgart, Ge

Architectural Heritage Conservation and Rehabilitation Sustainable and Environmental Architecture Energy Efficiency and Indoor Environmental Quality Biophilic Design and Educational Environments Virtual Reality and Digital Technologies in Architectural Education Artificial Intelligence in Architectural Design and Education

Ph.D. in Architecture (1989–1994) – University of Alexandria, Department of Architectural Engineering. ​Thesis Title: The Architectural Islamic Heritage Of Mamluk Cairo. ​(Joint Research / Visiting Scholar: University of Miami, Department of Civil & Architectural Engineering, Miami, Florida, USA, 1991–1993). ​Master of Science in Architecture (1981–1988) – University of Alexandria, Department of Architectural Engineering. ​Thesis Title: Conservation & Rehabilitation of Historical Monuments. ​Bachelor of Science in Architecture (1976–1980) – University of Alexandria, Department of Architectural Engineering.

Architectural Design ​Theory of Architecture ​History of Islamic Architecture & Conservation of Historic Heritage ​Execution Design & Environmental Studies

• B.Sc. in Architecture with Distinction and Degree of Honour (1976-1980)