Social Events

Annual Festival - Community Service and Environmental Development Sector

Date: 1 December 2025

The annual festival was organized by Community Service and Environmental Development Sector- Faculty of Pharmacy at Future University in Egypt to strengthen collaboration between students, healthcare professionals, industry leaders, and alumni, while showcasing innovation, employability, and professional readiness in pharmacy practice fields. The event was held under the patronage of university leadership and prominent professional syndicates, with the participation of over 400 students and 40 external VIP guests from healthcare institutions, pharmaceutical companies, and professional training organizations.

Scientific Sessions:

Session 1: Bridging Academia to Industry
Session 2: Career Paths in Health Policy
Session 3: Food Supplements Manufacturing in Egypt
Session 4: Updates on Hospital Pharmacy
Session 5: Breast Cancer & Nutrition
Session 6: FIP and Egypt: Opportunities and Regional Leadership
Session 7: Why Do Some People Succeed, and Others Fail?
Session 8: Pharmacist Entrepreneurs (Alumni-Focused)

In addition, the festival included industry exhibitions, applied training workshops (including cosmetics formulation via FFIT), student scientific posters and case presentations, alumni success stories, and community health initiatives such as breast cancer awareness, blood donation, and One Health activities. Overall, the event provided a dynamic platform connecting education, industry, and community engagement while reinforcing professional development and social responsibility.

Social Events

Social Events Annual Festival - Community Service and Environmental Development Sector Date: 1 December 2025 The annual festival was organized by Community Service and Environmental Development Sector- Faculty of Pharmacy at Future University in Egypt to strengthen collaboration between students, healthcare professionals, industry leaders, and alumni, while showcasing innovation, employability, and professional readiness in pharmacy practice fields. The event was held under the patronage of university leadership and prominent professional syndicates, with the participation of over 400 students and 40 external VIP guests from healthcare institutions, pharmaceutical companies, and professional training organizations. Scientific Sessions: Session 1: Bridging Academia to Industry Session 2: Career Paths in Health Policy Session 3: Food Supplements Manufacturing in Egypt Session 4: Updates on Hospital Pharmacy Session 5: Breast Cancer & Nutrition Session 6: FIP and Egypt: Opportunities and Regional Leadership Session 7: Why Do Some People Succeed, and Others Fail? Session 8: Pharmacist Entrepreneurs (Alumni-Focused) In addition, the festival included industry exhibitions, applied training workshops (including cosmetics formulation via FFIT), student scientific posters and case presentations, alumni success stories, and community health initiatives such as breast cancer awareness, blood donation, and One Health activities. Overall, the event provided a dynamic platform connecting education, industry, and community engagement while reinforcing professional development and social responsibility.