Feryal is a graduate of BUE’s Faculty of Pharmacy who became a national hero by winning Egypt’s first-ever Olympic g... View More

Feryal is a graduate of BUE’s Faculty of Pharmacy who became a national hero by winning Egypt’s first-ever Olympic gold medal in karate. Her journey highlights the university’s strength in supporting multi-talented students who blend academic rigor with athletic excellence. Feryal’s rise—from meticulous pharmacist-in-training to international sports champion—demonstrates BUE’s encouragement of ambitious, well-rounded pursuits. She now serves as an inspiration for current students, proving that a career at the highest level in sport and science is possible. Her achievement has deeply energized campus pride and positioned BUE as a cradle of pioneering female talent in Egypt. View Less

An engineering alumnus, Islam founded and led BUE’s student union, spearheading entrepreneurial initiatives that earne... View More

An engineering alumnus, Islam founded and led BUE’s student union, spearheading entrepreneurial initiatives that earned top national awards like the Enactus and Hult Prize. Post-graduation, he established an on-campus entrepreneurship center and now mentors startups. His trajectory— from student leader to ecosystem builder—exemplifies how BUE fosters leadership and innovation beyond the classroom. Islam’s work has helped launch multiple small- and medium-sized ventures, spurring economic and social impact in the region. His story underscores BUE’s unique ability to encourage graduates not just to enter industry but to drive job creation and transformative change across Egypt. View Less

A Cambridge-educated oil and gas engineer, Ahmed led teams in Egypt’s flagship petrochemical projects, driving energy ... View More

A Cambridge-educated oil and gas engineer, Ahmed led teams in Egypt’s flagship petrochemical projects, driving energy sector modernization. Recognized by the British Council with a prestigious alumni award, he now plays a key role in the Ministry of Petroleum, steering initiatives that push Egypt toward energy self‑sufficiency. Ahmed credits BUE’s practical-oriented teaching methods for grounding his problem-solving skills and helping him thrive in high-stakes industry environments. His career path exemplifies BUE’s capacity to prepare its graduates to lead national-scale infrastructure efforts and shape Egypt’s strategic energy future. View Less

An alumnus and expert in spectrum management, Mohamed has authored over 28 publications on the subject. He played a crit... View More

An alumnus and expert in spectrum management, Mohamed has authored over 28 publications on the subject. He played a critical role in securing Egypt’s 4G licenses—deals worth US$2 billion—and now shapes international frequency allocation for mobile broadband. His profile—highlighted by a British Council alumni award—underscores BUE’s role in developing leaders who influence high‑impact tech infrastructure. He frequently represents Egypt at regional telecom forums and illustrates how a foundation in BUE’s tech programs can lead to global technical diplomacy and economic influence in the digital age. View Less

Rehab, a petroleum-engineering professor and researcher at Suez University and AUC, built a £500K research lab within t... View More

Rehab, a petroleum-engineering professor and researcher at Suez University and AUC, built a £500K research lab within three years of graduating from Imperial College London. Her efforts advanced Egypt’s resource-recovery capacity and earned recognition during the British Council alumni awards. Her transformation from graduate student to lab founder illustrates how BUE’s academic environment primes its alumni to lead cutting-edge research back home. She embodies how combining strong technical foundations with entrepreneurial zeal makes BUE graduates catalysts for scientific infrastructure and knowledge generation in Egypt and beyond. View Less

A world-renowned underwater archaeologist, Emad transformed maritime heritage studies in Egypt after completing his PhD ... View More

A world-renowned underwater archaeologist, Emad transformed maritime heritage studies in Egypt after completing his PhD at Southampton. He established the Alexandria Centre for Maritime Archaeology and Underwater Cultural Heritage, and now serves as UNESCO advisor for the Arab region. Awarded by the British Council, Emad’s career shows how BUE’s rigorous classical science programs can launch global-disciplinary initiatives. His work strengthens Egypt’s efforts to protect submerged antiquities and invigorates youth interest in archaeology, demonstrating BUE’s reach into cultural preservation and scientific research innovation. View Less

A physicist with a PhD from Ain Shams University, Ahmed served as BUE president and vice president, and remains a leadin... View More

A physicist with a PhD from Ain Shams University, Ahmed served as BUE president and vice president, and remains a leading academic. He’s an emeritus professor and fellow of the African Academy of Sciences and the Institute of Physics. His career—marked by leadership in national physics committees—helped shape BUE’s scientific vision. Under his guidance, the university strengthened research output, faculty development, and international partnerships. Ahmed’s work exemplifies a bridge between institutional leadership and academic excellence, showing how BUE cultivates scholars who shape Egypt’s science ecosystem at institutional levels. View Less

A materials-science expert who studied at Duke and Durham, Yehia is now BUE’s Vice President for Research and Postgrad... View More

A materials-science expert who studied at Duke and Durham, Yehia is now BUE’s Vice President for Research and Postgraduate Studies. He’s a fellow of the African Academy of Sciences and recipient of Egypt’s Nile Award for Advanced Technological Sciences. His research—specializing in composites and solid mechanics—is internationally published, enhancing BUE’s reputation for engineering innovation. Under his leadership, countless research projects have bridged academic inquiry with industrial applications. Yehia personifies BUE’s commitment to cutting-edge engineering focused on societal needs, nurturing student researchers and reinforcing the university’s reputation for technological excellence. View Less

Sir Derek, a highly regarded British diplomat, is a Trustee of BUE. With decades of experience—serving as ambassador t... View More

Sir Derek, a highly regarded British diplomat, is a Trustee of BUE. With decades of experience—serving as ambassador to Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and coordinator for Lebanon—he enriches BUE with deep Middle East policy insight. His involvement ensures the university remains connected to global diplomatic standards and international academic networks. By advising strategic initiatives, he helps integrate BUE into the broader UK–Egypt knowledge exchange. Sir Derek’s global stature elevates campus dialogue, governance, and partnerships, illustrating how BUE leverages high-level leadership to enhance its academic and cultural footprint. View Less

The founding father of BUE, Mr. Mohamed Farid Khamis built Egypt’s largest textile empire (Oriental Weavers) before fo... View More

The founding father of BUE, Mr. Mohamed Farid Khamis built Egypt’s largest textile empire (Oriental Weavers) before founding the university in 2005. His business acumen and vision established BUE as a model of British-style higher education in Egypt. Alongside his daughter Farida Khamis, who serves as current chair, he ensured the university matured with strong governance and investment in facilities. Their entrepreneurial legacy shaped BUE’s practical and industry-aligned ethos—training graduates ready for global markets. His foundational leadership continues to influence institutional strategy, infrastructure, and educational values. View Less