Lessons from the Past at Museum of the Future

Join Dr. Roy Casagranda for a captivating session of "Lessons from the Past at Museum of the Future" as we dive into the enduring "1000-Year Legacy of Ibn Sina" a 11th-century polymath who revolutionized medicine and philosophy.

What is Lessons From the Past at Museum of the Future? 

Lessons from the Past is an exclusive, year-long program that invites you to dive deep into history’s most impactful stories through a series of engaging lectures and thought-provoking discussions. Each monthly one-hour session at the Museum of the Future offers a rare opportunity for an unparalleled educational experience. With limited spaces (ONLY 50) available, this is your chance to join an intimate group of thinkers and uncover the lessons history can teach us about shaping the future.

Why at Museum of the Future? 

Reinforcing its position as a forward-thinking institution, the Museum of the Future is dedicated redefining how we think about the future. As an evolving knowledge platform, the museum constantly seeks to push boundaries and inspire new perspectives. By exclusively hosting Dr. Roy Casagranda as a year-long guest lecturer, it offers a unique opportunity for deep intellectual engagement, providing a chance to explore both history and the future in a new light.

Who is Dr. Roy Casagranda? 

Globally recognised scholar, historian and intellectual force, Dr. Roy Casagranda brings the past to life through his dynamic lectures. Connecting the dots between the past, present and future, he captivates audiences through meaningful stories that have shaped our world. A Professor of Government at Austin Community College, he is an expert in Middle Eastern politics, U.S. foreign policy, and political philosophy. Dr. Casagranda earned a Ph.D. from the University of Texas, combining studies in political science, philosophy, history, psychology, and Germanic studies, further establishing his interdisciplinary expertise.

Access to the Museum:

Registration grants you access to this event, but does not include entry into the museum itself. Tickets are sold online and require advanced booking.

Parking Instructions:

Limited paid parking spots are available at the Museum and Emirates Towers Boulevard. The Emirates Towers Metro Station is connected to the museum as well.