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| With six specialisation areas, the Faculty of Engineering at the British University in Egypt is among the fastest growing and best equipped in the country. |
| Our fast emerging reputation of excellence allows us to recruit and retain outstanding undergraduate students. |
| The Faculty’s exceptional student experience is driven by low student-to-professor ratios, strong ties to industry, strong commitment to teaching and exposure to current and relevant curricula. |
Why Study?
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| How do I know if Engineering is for me? |
| - Are you interested in an exciting and challenging career where every project is a new adventure? |
| - Are you seeking a profession that is at the forefront of creative ideas and innovations? |
| - Do you care about the environment and do you want to play an active part in its preservation? |
| - Do you adopt a logical, scientific and organized approach in solving complex problems? |
| - Do you enjoy mental challenges, like puzzles? |
| - Do you take pleasure in seeing a creative idea realized into something tangible which is both functional and useful? |
| If your answer to most of the above questions is yes, then Engineering is for you. |
| Why study Engineering at BUE? Because: |
| - Enjoy a dynamic and inspirational learning environment modelled on the UK approach. |
| - You will get curricula which will cater to both theoretical and practical aspects of your chosen discipline. |
| - Benefit from the experience of full-time academic staff, all of whom are well accomplished internationally. |
| - Gain exposure through BUE’s close partnerships with industry, local and international universities. |
| - Take advantage of the opportunity to work in industrially sponsored academic laboratories (British Gas, British Petroleum & Shell) |
| - Profit from the on-campus presence of Halliburton training centre which allows possible networking opportunities. |
| - Have your own personal advisor. |
| - Gain access to well equipped laboratories, library and state of the art facilities. |
| - Strengthen your English language skills by choosing to enrol into the Reinforcement English Programme. |
| - Enrol in a wide range of engineering specialisations including; Architectural Engineering, Civil Engineering, Petroleum Engineering, Electrical Engineering (Electronics and Communications – Computer and Information Systems), and Mechanical Engineering (Automotive and Aeronautics – Materials – Production and Design – Mechatronics – Power and Energy ). |
| BUE graduates will enjoy the following advantages: |
| - An engineering degree accredited by the Egyptian Ministry of Higher Education. |
| - An engineering degree validated by Loughborough University (UK) subject to final approval. |
| - Excellent job prospects in Egypt and abroad. |
| - The opportunity to pursue postgraduate studies locally or abroad. |
| - Technical Competency and professional skills that will meet the demands of the 21st century job market. |
| Engineering future career opportunities |
| Engineering degrees can lead to a vast number of career opportunities, with graduates placed in almost every sector of the economy. The following are just a small sample of what you could be doing in the future: |
| - Architectural Engineering: leads to careers in architectural design, urban planning and project management. |
| - Civil Engineering: leads to careers in structural engineering, environmental engineering, construction management, bridge design and construction, roadway and airport design and construction, irrigation works and structures. |
| - Electrical Engineering: leads to careers in electrical circuit design and manufacturing, communications technology and electronics. |
| - Mechatronics Engineering: leads to careers in mechanical engineering and electronics and prepares you to be in charge of specific areas such as control rooms. |
| - Materials Engineering: leads to careers in the field of advanced materials and technology. |
| - Petroleum Engineering & Gas Technology: leads to careers in major international companies, many of which are sponsoring this specialism at BUE (British Gas, British Petroleum, Shell, Halliburton, and others). |
Facilties
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| The Faculty of Engineering houses a variety of engineering and applied sciences labs that are constantly being upgraded and enlarged to maintain state-of-the art technologies and to provide students with valuable practical and hands on experience. Below is a listing of some of the labs in the Faculty of Engineering at BUE: |
| - Surveying lab |
- Reinforced concrete and strength of materials lab, furnished by:
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- Soil mechanics lab, furnished by:
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- Hydraulics Labs, furnished by:
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| - Computer labs |
| - CAD/CAM lab |
| - Thermodynamics lab |
| - Material Engineering lab |
| - Petroleum Engineering lab |
| - Electrical Engineering lab |
| - Production technology workshop |
| - Chemistry labs |
| - Physics labs |
| - Control Engineering lab (operational Sept 2007) |
| - Electronics and communications lab (operational Sept 2007) |
| - Computer and informatics labs (operational Sept 2007) |
| - Electromagnetism lab (operational Sept 2007) |
| In addition, the school offers state-of-the-art teaching facilities which create an exciting and interactive learning environment, such as: |
| - E-learning system |
| - Interactive lecturing media and smart boards |
| - Off-campus online access to library resources |
| - Online access in lecture halls |
Degrees & Academic Programmes
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| Honours Degree Programmes offered in: |
| - Architectural Engineering |
| - Civil Engineering |
| - Electrical and Communications Engineering |
| - Mechanical Engineering |
| - Petroleum Engineering & Gas Technology |