Administrative Departments
Admissions and Student Affairs
The British University in Egypt operates within the framework of Egyptian educational law and regulations. It implements and follows the admission regulations set by the Egyptian Supreme Council of Private and National Universities. Our University provides a British-style education that adheres to UK quality assurance and academic standards. The majority of our offered programmes are validated by our UK partner universities.
The British University in Egypt offers a vibrant, creative, and challenging environment. It provides a nurturing atmosphere that will help develop your potential. If you are ready for a British-style university student experience, our university is the place to be.
Admission Office’s Responsibilities
1- Registering the University’s applicants (internal and external transferred) at the Admission Office of the Egyptian Ministry of Higher Education.
2- Participating in educational exhibitions and external marketing campaigns.
3- Arranging the necessary procedures for the English Placement Test for the applicants.
4- Coordinating with respective departments of the University to solve the students’ problems.
5- Providing the University departments with information and statistics related to the students.
Student Affairs Office’s roles:
1- Military Postponement Service for the enrolled students
2- Issuing the official enrollment certificates that the student may need to submit for official proposes.
3- Communicating with the students to inform them of any updates concerning academic, administrative, or financial affairs.
Being a University Student should be one of the most exciting times of your life. Yet, it brings a whole new set of pressures and challenges. Today’s employment market is more competitive than ever. Therefore, to stand out from the crowd, you need an education that provides you with the skills, abilities, and qualifications that employers will understand and respect. In this increasingly global economy, you need qualifications that are recognised, not just in Egypt, but around the world.
