• ANARC is a qualifying round to the to the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) and by its achievements in ANARC09 the BUE Finalist team got qualified to the 2010 ICPC World Finals that will be held in Harbin, China, 1st - 6th February 2010.

  • In the presence of HRH The Prince Andrew, Duke of York, who was the guest of honour, Mr. Mohamed Farid Khamis, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, welcomed the distinguished guests and parents, of statesmen and highest dignitaries in the political, economic, educational, social and media spheres from Egypt, Europe, the Middle East and Africa, who shared in the celebration of this historic event.

  • The British University in Egypt announces the launch of the inaugural Egyptian Global Entrepreneurship Report for 2008. The study, which was funded by the Industrial Modernisation Centre and undertaken in partnership with the Egyptian Junior Business Association, was part of a 43 country study that monitored the level of entrepreneurship in the country and the factors influencing its development. The research was carried out by Dr Hala Hattab of the Department of Business Administration in the Faculty of Business Administration, Economics and Political Science and led by the Dean, Professor Kirby.

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  • ANARC is a qualifying round to the to the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) and by its achievements in ANARC09 the BUE Finalist team got qualified to the 2010 ICPC World Finals that will be held in Harbin, China, 1st - 6th February 2010.

  • In the presence of HRH The Prince Andrew, Duke of York, who was the guest of honour, Mr. Mohamed Farid Khamis, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, welcomed the distinguished guests and parents, of statesmen and highest dignitaries in the political, economic, educational, social and media spheres from Egypt, Europe, the Middle East and Africa, who shared in the celebration of this historic event.

  • The British University in Egypt announces the launch of the inaugural Egyptian Global Entrepreneurship Report for 2008. The study, which was funded by the Industrial Modernisation Centre and undertaken in partnership with the Egyptian Junior Business Association, was part of a 43 country study that monitored the level of entrepreneurship in the country and the factors influencing its development. The research was carried out by Dr Hala Hattab of the Department of Business Administration in the Faculty of Business Administration, Economics and Political Science and led by the Dean, Professor Kirby.

Research Strategy

The British University in Egypt started its operation in September 2005.  During the first two years the whole university was geared towards the establishment of all systems relating to learning and teaching and research.  The university has commissioned itself to a research led education which necessitated the establishment of mechanisms and systems that would initiate encourage and enhance research involvement of academic staff.  Such systems and mechanisms allowed required research resources such as; electronic databases and high performance computing facilities, in addition to complementary research incentives, such as; tailored work load profiles and conference participation packages.

An optimistic research strategy was drafted as an integral component of the first university plan drafted in 2005.  An updated and more realistic strategic plan with a set of research objectives was developed in 2008 to cover the following three years up to 2011.  The link below refers to the latest research strategy in addition to a strategy update.  The update will establish the BUE research achievements over the past three years starting from January 2007 to the present date.  The document shall outline general progress in research activities over the past three years, emphasizing recent developments and finally exploring future plans.

Research Strategy

Research Strategy Update

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