• 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 Day Off

It is well known that academic staff members have a wide variety of responsibilities which complement each other to result in a successful career.   Such responsibilities include teaching, research and community involvement.  The BUE has identified itself as a research led university and it is the belief of this university that the research activities of all staff members are an essential component of a successful professional development which would lead to a successful learning and teaching process.  The BUE has devised an academic staff workload allocation framework which identifies the regulations underpinning the establishment of an academic staff workload model.  In addition, a one day off system for research involvement is also available for academic staff according to preset guidelines.   It is also known that Teaching Assistants are required to progress in their postgraduate studies towards a Master’s and/or PhD degrees.  Appreciating the importance of its human base as the main driving force toward a ‎continuously developing future, the BUE is allowing its Teaching Assistants the option of a single research day off/week.  The following summarise the guidelines for research day off for academic staff as well as teaching assistants working full time at BUE.

Guidelines for Academics

 

Guidelines for TAs

Application Form for Academics

Application Form for TAs

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