BUE

The British University in Egypt, under the leadership of Professor Mohamed Loutfi, President and Vice-Chancellor, has formalised a strategic partnership with the Egyptian General Prosecutor’s Office through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding. This collaboration highlights our University’s commitment to bridging the gap between academia and the professional world, offering students invaluable opportunities to apply their legal knowledge in practical settings.

Reflecting our philosophy of "learning by doing," the MoU paves the way for a series of cultural and legal exchange programmes, fostering cooperation between judicial professionals, university faculty, and students. This partnership will enhance mutual understanding and provide meaningful professional development.

The agreement aligns with the General Prosecutor’s broader efforts to strengthen ties between academic institutions and judicial bodies, ensuring that legal education remains closely connected to the realities of the field. Through workshops, training sessions, and joint research initiatives, students will gain vital exposure to the judicial system, better preparing them for successful careers in law.

This partnership further reinforces The British University in Egypt’s mission to offer an education that is both academically robust and practically relevant. By integrating legal studies with hands-on experience, the university continues to prepare its students to be highly skilled, adaptable, and socially responsible professionals, equipped to make significant contributions to the legal sector and beyond.