Rania Awadalla

Biography

Rania is an Assistant professor of Interior Design at O’More School of Design. Her MFA and Ph.D. of philosophy in interior Architecture From The Faculty of Fine Arts, Alexandria University are in sculptural architecture and Expo design. 

Rania's research delves into cutting-edge areas like sustainability, historical building rehabilitation, and the use of technology, mixed and augmented reality in interior design.

Before joining the O'More College of Architecture & Design, Rania was an Associate Professor of Interior Architecture and the International Relations Coordinator at the Faculty of Arts and Design, Pharos University, Egypt. Beyond the classroom, Rania demonstrated leadership through positions on academic committees. Her dedication has been recognized through various leadership roles. 

Her dedication to the field is further evidenced by her extensive professional experience over 15 years as an interior designer in Egypt.

"The opportunity to be a part of Belmont's Christ-centered journey, shaping diverse leaders who will leave their mark on the world, is a calling I deeply feel. Joining Belmont will allow me to contribute to this holistic vision and witness the continued flourishing of future leaders. I believe that the essence of the educational process is that enhancing students' skills and critical thinking helps them to network with other students, transform their mindset, and help the students achieve better health and well-being. I am eager to help shape the next generation of design leaders. Witnessing their growth within this nurturing environment would be incredibly rewarding." - Rania Awadalla