BUE

The National Authority for Quality Assurance and Accreditation in Egypt (NAQAAE) is the formal regulatory authority for accreditation in Egypt under the supervision of his Excellency the Egyptian Prime Minister.  NAQAAE accreditation acknowledges the faculty/programme's institutional and educational capabilities along with achieving the national academic and educational quality standards. It is considered to provide a competitive edge as it assures the excellence of the campus and the learning process.

Institutional Recognition and Regulatory Framework

The Supreme Council of Universities is the sole designated official entity in the Arab Republic of Egypt responsible for the recognition and equivalence of academic qualifications. This mandate applies to degrees awarded by universities and institutes not subject to Universities Law No. 49 of 1972, as well as foreign higher educational institutions.

About the Faculty: A Premier Dual-Degree Model

The Faculty of Law provides a pioneering academic model in legal studies, serving as a benchmark for other institutions. Located in Cairo—the nation’s decision-making hub and home to key Middle Eastern institutions—the Faculty offers students significant advantages in terms of high-quality resources, advanced research facilities, and diverse employment opportunities.

Distinguished by its unique Dual-Degree programme, the Faculty is the first in the region to offer a combined British and Egyptian Law degree. This curriculum provides students with comprehensive legal training in both Arabic and English, equipping them with the professional versatility required to navigate the challenges of globalization and securing a significant advantage in the competitive legal job market.