Architecture group Architects for Gaza has launched the Gaza Global University to offer free education to architecture students impacted by the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Architects for Gaza (AFG), which is led by architects and University of Westminster educators Nasser Golzari and Yara Sharif, revealed it was establishing Gaza Global University earlier this month.
AFG plans to use Gaza Global University as a platform to provide free education to architecture students in Gaza who cannot continue their studies due to the ongoing conflict.
It follows many of the universities being destroyed or damaged in the Gaza Strip, including Israa University, which was blown up in an explosion in January.
"Gaza Global University is a call for academic support" In its announcement establishing Gaza Global University, AFG asked for architecture professionals and educators to offer help with funding and delivering tutorials.
"Gaza Global University is a call for academic support for students and academic staff in Gaza," Sharif told Dezeen.
"It invites academics, professionals and students to show interest in the principle and hopes to offer some assistance for students of different specialities and facilitate the conclusion of their studies."

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Sharif and Golzari founded AFG in November last year amid continued attacks on Gaza by Israel, which were carried...