Amr Ibrahim Mousa, a graduate of the Faculty of Engineering, Architecture Department at MSA University, represents a strong example of how academic foundations can lead to international professional success.

How did MSA influence your career?
“MSA gave me the tools to think structurally and creatively,” Mousa says. “Architecture taught me how to analyze, communicate ideas, and approach design as a system. This mindset shaped everything I do today.”

After graduation, Mousa developed a multidisciplinary career combining architecture, branding, and design strategy. He later founded Freekick Studio, where he works on projects that translate architectural thinking into brand identities and design systems.

What defines your approach to design?
“For me, design is about meaning and clarity,” he explains. “Whether it’s architecture or branding, the goal is to express values in a simple and authentic way.”

Mousa has since participated in international workshops and academic programs, sharing his experience with students and young professionals.

Your message to current students?
“Use architecture as a way of thinking, not a limitation. Stay curious and build your own path.”