The late Professor Fouad Habib was a pioneer in the field of education and teaching, dedicating his life to serving education.

Due to his passion for teaching and strong belief in the mission of private education—which he considered a necessary complement to formal education—he established several private educational institutions, starting in 1952.

Over the years, Professor Fouad Habib was honored for his leadership in specialized education. President Gamal Abdel Nasser and the members of the Revolutionary Command Council welcomed him and a group of his students at Abdeen Palace, where President Nasser encouraged him to continue and advance the educational process.

In 1979, President Mohamed Anwar El-Sadat honored him as a pioneer of private education in Egypt. As the state shifted its focus towards specialized education, he took the initiative to establish Egypt’s first institute for computer sciences in 1986.

His successes continued, culminating in the establishment of the academy in 1993, which includes various institutes, among them the Future Higher Institute for Specialized Technological Studies.

The academy is located at the beginning of the Cairo-Ismailia Road, just 15 minutes from Heliopolis. Founded in 1993, it was officially licensed under Decree No. 1471 on November 13, 1993. Since its inception, the academy has been committed to preparing students both academically and ethically, equipping them with the skills and responsibility to succeed.