The Department of Sculpture strives to provide leadership and excellence in artistic and educational quality in the fields of sculpture and ceramics, both locally and globally, by advancing art education, education, and art-based communication.
The Department of Sculpture helps train students and professionals in sculpture and ceramics by offering support and expert programs, focusing on overall goals, excellence in facultys, and promoting scientific research in art education, while also considering community needs and job markets, all in line with quality standards and what graduates should know. Department of Philosophy.
The Department of Sculpture is one of the academic departments, encompassing the fields of sculpture and ceramics. It has a prominent artistic record in communicating with various educational and community institutions, including all of them specialists who complement each other. Each of them relies on a number of independent determinants of the faculty's regulations, vision, mission, and objectives, namely, nature and heritage as a source of artistic vision and experience, and modern and contemporary art as a source of vision, experimentation, and the formation of artistic and aesthetic concepts as approaches to creating sculptured artwork. This is conducted over the course of five years at the Faculty of Civilizations, which aims to develop ambitious artistic and technical skills and expertise in the fields of sculpture and storage, with a focus on covering art, technology, and education, including art technologies, and improving an environment that encourages research and experimentation, as well as preparing graduates in the fields of art education and culture.
Helwan University strives to be a leading educational and research institution in technology and the arts, and excels in education and sciences according to international quality standards
