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CCCS

CCCS – Centre for Community and Consulting Services is an educational training centre that was founded in 2008 at Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ. The services provided by the Centre are based on the needs of industry and the community at large, within the areas of specialisation offered by Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ (currently Business Administration, Computer Science, Economics, Engineering, Languages and Political Science).Specially designed training programmes for individual clients.
The aim of the centre is to help strengthen the Egyptian economy by introducing firms and organisations to the latest developments in management and technology, through consultancy, research and training. It also aims at developing individuals and organizations to prepare them for the dynamic business environment, through offering a number of courses and sessions that aim at fulfilling the needs of the trainees.

Vision

Become part of the community development and the educational quality offered to develop the workforce in Egypt

Mission

To deliver courses and sessions that aim at meeting the needs of the trainees through quality education supported by The British Educational System.

CCCS Offers:

1. Specially designed (bespoke) training programmes for individual clients.
2. Regularly scheduled short courses and seminars.
3. Regularly Scheduled Professional Development Programmes.
4. Research and Consultancy activities.
5. Problem solving & special studies.

Dr.Tamer Mohamed

Professor of Industrial Engineering

Continuing Education Centre (CEC)

The Continuing Education Centre (CEC) at the Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ is a community service center affiliated with the Faculty of Arts & Humanities. In December. 2016, the Centre’s establishment was approved by the Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ Senate, and in January 2017, the Centre launched its services and opportunities for continuing education and professional development in several key areas: language learning, teacher training, IELTS testing, translation, copyediting, and psychological counseling.

Vision

We aim to become a leading community service & professional development provider in Egypt and the Middle East for both the general public and the stakeholder community by offering a wide range of continuing education services that meet the employability needs of the market and interests of the local and regional community.

Mission

Utilising the expertise and resources of the Faculty of Arts & Humanities, we propose high-quality diverse services for continuing education and professional development in significant areas necessary for the job market and community. Inspiring and delighting our customers, with state-of-the- art,skill-based, and technology-enhanced learning environment, is our main target.

Faculty Community Service Objectives & Actions

Strategic Objective

The Faculty intends to become a leading professional development provider in Egypt for both the general public and the stakeholder community, by offering a range of services that meet the needs and interests of the local and regional community and utilise the expertise and resources of the Faculty.

Strategic Actions

The Faculty will offer its existing portfolio of activities and will look to consolidate and expand it via Knowledge transfer, Enterprise Education and Competency-based training services.

Knowledge Transfer

It will attempt to promote the University image by:

1. Developing a marketing plan to promote the courses and, particularly, the new services being provided to meet the needs of the community.
2. Offering tailored courses to meet the needs of the Community.
3. Searching for external validation and looking to offer certification of its programmes.

Enterprise Education

As part of its mission to provide its “students” with employability skills, the Faculty will explore the opportunities for introducing courses in enterprise development and new venture creation for both its undergraduates, post-experience students and community members, thereby enabling them to set up their own ventures on “graduation”.

Competency-Based Training Services

High-performance organizations realise that their success depends on how capable their people are. This is where competency-based training comes in. Competency-based training is developed from a competency map that is created for each job role within the organisation.
The proposed plan is to develop training programmes that are custom-designed to achieve specific performance outcomes. We create effective training programmes based on proven adult learning principles. The training programmes are available in both English and Arabic, and can be delivered using a variety of formats.

Centre for Egypt-Africa

Egypt/Africa Center was established by the British University in Egypt (Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ) December 2014. It was inaugurated by Honorable. Catherine Samba Panza, President of the Central African Republic, who accepted to be the Honorary President of the Centre.

Egypt/Africa Centre is an independent think-tank specializing in African affairs aiming at enhancing and strengthening relations between Egypt and other African sisterly Countries as well as promoting the understanding of the key geo-political and developmental challenges and opportunities existing the African Continent.

Egypt/Africa Centre aims at generating a vision for the region’s growth and prosperity.
It was founded by Ambassador/ Mona Omar – Former Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs for Africa.
Ambassador Aly El-Hefny Assumes His Functions As The New CHAIRMAN of The CENTER As of February 12, 2018.

Vision

The Center looks forward to assist and cooperate with the Egyptian Government, Business Sector and African Countries and their Embassies in Cairo to achieve mutual interests of both sides.

Mission

The Center looks forward to assist and cooperate with all other African countries, the business sector and think tanks all over the world specializing in African Affairs to create a peaceful prosperous, developed continent for all of us.

Objectives

Enhance the strength of Egypt soft power

Providing insights and solutions designed to strengthen political and. economic relations between Egypt and African Countries.

Achieve and enhance the Egyptian interests in Africa.

The Mechanisms:

•  The Centre provides support for the Egyptian Government through its policy papers which assist high officials in making appropriate decisions towards other African Countries.
• Provides Egyptian Businessmen, interested in Africa, with a database on investment and trade opportunities available in other African Countries.
• The center organizes workshops, forums, local and international conferences, seminars, round tables and group discussions on important events and emerging issues happening in the continent of Africa.
• Deepen awareness of African Issues, interests, challenges and Dynamics of the Egyptian Africa Relation within the British University in Egypt.

Events And Activities

• The centre contributed to organising the visit of the President of the Central African Republic to Egypt in December 2014.
• The centre organised the “Parliamentarian Women in  Africa and The Arab World”  Conference, in the presence of the President of the Arab Parliament, At the Arab League States HEADQUARTERS In Cairo, to promote Arab-African cooperation in the parliamentary field.
• The centre organised a cultural event showing the South African documentary “Nelson Mandela in Cairo “at the British University in Egypt, in the presence of the movie cast and many African ambassadors in Egypt led by the South African Ambassador.
• The centre initiated a series of visits to the Egyptian industrial cities for the African Ambassadors accredited to Egypt starting with the 10th of Ramadan Industrial City.
• The centre helped African Countries in particular (Ethiopia, Guinea, and Nigeria,) to get scholarships at the British University in Egypt.
• The centre organised a conference to define for Egyptian Businessmen the benefits of the African Economic Blocs’ Summit held in SHARM EL -SHEIKH.
• The Centre cooperates with “The Cairo Centre for Conflict Resolution & Peacekeeping in Africa” in the field of training of African troops.
• The Centre organised a conference on “Egypt in the African Heart” The conference aimed at achieving the desired partnership between Egyptian Businessmen and their counterparts in the rest of the continent and opening new horizons to strengthen Egypt’s presence in Africa. It also aimed at establishing a partner relationship, in different sectors among all states, as well as the presentation of successful experiences in the continent.

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Centre for Egypt and the Middle East Studies

Welcome to the Centre For Egypt and Middle East Studies at the British University in Egypt (CEMES). The mission of the Centre covers the ME region but focuses primarily on Egypt Studies, projects, and cooperation with relevant organizations including in the investment, business and industrial fields in Egypt. To this end, the CEMES regularly organises workshops, scholarly conferences and lecture series.

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Our Center is geared towards expanding Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ's international connectivity with many circles around the globe. Highlighting the University's role as a cultural beacon, interacting with governmental and non-governmental circles, civil society, and community services, and inviting International leaders to speak from our podium, are all relevant activities we perform in synergy and cooperation with all faculties. Expanding our activities to include the new library by offering our recorded activities to become a part of Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ’s digital library allowing our students to interact with guests and pose questions. The recorded outcome of such activities prepared by the students can become a strong educational tool and a primary source of knowledge.

The centre has concluded several workshops on a variety of issues such as on developments in Ukraine and has hosted an international day for Foreign Embassies in Egypt to expand our policy of increasing enrollment for foreign students at Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ, the centre hosted the Director of the Hungarian institute, Speaker such as Miguel Moratinos Former Minister of Spain., a key delegation from the UK Department from the UK Parliament..etc

The centre also aims to target discipline and practical research topics and paradigms and introduce our students to the exchange of knowledge and training with training programs such as the one we had with the League of Arab States recently whose five students from Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ attended, Comesa, Human Rights, Disarmament…etc. E-learning is an additional outsourcing method we apply.

Our most recent activity has been concluded with the full cooperation of the BAEPS Department in inviting the President of the ME Institute in Washington DC to visit, lecture our students, and prepare an agreement of cooperation that shall include full cooperation with the Washington-based institute in the areas of a joint journal, research, exchange visits by our students and faculty, joint conferences and website cooperation.

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Ambassador Dr. Mahmoud Karem

Advisor to the President of the British University in Egypt (Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ) for International Affairs, and Head of the Centre for Egypt and Middle East Studies at the University.

Email: mahmoud.karem@bue.edu.eg

drkarem@hotmail.com

Mahsheed Shoukry
Office Director

Email: mahsheed.shoukry@bue.edu.eg

Address: El Sherouk City, Suez Desert Road, Cairo 11837 –  P.O. Box 43

The Centre is located within the Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ Campus, Building C

Phone: +202 26890000

Fax: +202 26300010 / 20

Website: 

Centre for Teaching & Learning

At Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ, we are committed to providing our students not merely with degrees but also with the skills to put what they have learned to use in their careers. This enables them, whenever they change employment, to apply these skills to new areas. This is a key part of the University’s Strategic Plan and it naturally depends on the nature and quality of our teaching.

Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ ensures that teaching is fit for this purpose by aligning it with the most enlightened current international developments in teaching and learning. They seek to make possible, as a core component of the Student Experience, teaching that is communicative, project-based and student-centred.

The Centre for Teaching and Learning supports this important objective with numerous resources. You are invited to review and use them. We will also appreciate your suggestions as to how the continuing usefulness of the Centre can be enhanced.

Our Mission

The mission of the Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL) at Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ is to contribute to the student experience by helping staff develop their knowledge, skills and performance, to enhance the quality of teaching to improve learner outcomes. This will be done through planned learning opportunities that support the University’s strategic objectives.

“Every teacher needs to improve, not because they are not good enough, but because they can be even better.”  Dylan Wiliam

Passport to Effective Teaching for Fresh Graduate Teachers

 Programme overview  Certified certificate  Participants to receive certificates on 2nd May 2018  Schedule – February to April 2017-2018 

CTL Resources

Teaching Enhancement

Teaching with Technology

Useful Links

Staff Development Days

 Staff Development Day – 7th September, 2016  Staff Development Day – 13th September, 2017 

Teaching & Learning Guidance and Strategies

 Programme overview 

Certified Certificate

Participants to receive certificates on 2nd May 2018

Science & Innovation Park

Schedule – February to April, 2017-2018

On Tuesday, January 19, 201 Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ signed an agreement with TusPark Holdings, China to establish Tus-Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ Science and Innovation Park (SIP) as the first park in Egypt and the region to offer world-class environment for academics, businesses and entrepreneurs to actively engage in innovation activities, share knowledge and create opportunities to drive entrepreneurship. With building area over 20,000 m2 Tus-Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ SIP is built over Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ premises at El-Sherouk City to provide a combination of high quality office spaces, facilities and business-support services tailored to science and technology businesses’ needs to enable their growth and success in today’s tough economy. Business support is provided in the form of unlimited access to the Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ research and lab facilities, network facilitation, access to finance, marketing, mentoring and coaching, training and entrepreneurship support. Accommodation is provided with flexible terms especially for startups to enable appropriate access to facilities and allow potential expansion as they grow. The park also enjoys excellent communication links with nearby industrial cities including 10th of Ramadan, Badr, and El-Obour City and is less than 20 km away from Cairo Airport and other universities like AUC, GUC, UFE, etc. Aiming to be the top university-linked science and innovation park in Egypt and the region, SIP with an initial budget of 80 million EGP is expected to open its first phase by summer 2017 and will focus on technological areas such as electronic industry, gas and petrochemical industry, new and renewable energy, textile, and pharmaceuticals.

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Address Science and Innovation Park
Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ (Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ)
El Sherouk City, Cairo – Suez Desert Road
Postal No. 11837 – P.O. Box 43
Hotline: 19(Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ) – 19283
Tel: (+202) 26890000 Ext: 1056
Fax: (+202) 26300010/20
Email: SIP@bue.edu.eg

Technology Innovation and Commercialisation Office

Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ TICO

TICO’s Vision:

The vision of the Technology Innovation and Commercialisation Office (TICO) at the Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ is to close the innovation cycle in order to bridge the gap between research and industrial and societal needs. Furthermore, the TICO Office aims to support innovation and technology in the areas that would develop the business of the existing firms and establish strong and stable small and medium projects.

TICO’s Mission:

The goal of the Technology Innovation and Commercialisation Office (TICO) at the Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ is to establish sustainable mechanisms for the development of science and technology solutions that are research-based, innovative and sustainable, and to maximize their economic and social impact.

TICO office aims to achieve its vision and mission through its 3 offices; Technology Transfer Office (TTO), Technology Innovation Support Center (TISC), and Grants and International Collaboration Office (GICO).

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Main Office: TICO Office at the Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ,

Building D, Third Floor, Office 306

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Islam Mohamed , Office Coordinator

islam.orban@bue.edu.eg

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Sarah Nasser , Office Coordinator

Sarah.Nasser@bue.edu.eg

Business Incubator

Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ BI

The Business Incubator at the British University in Egypt is a dynamic program that prepares today’s entrepreneurs with strong functional business knowledge and understanding and equips them with the needed skills to accelerate their business! We offer a tailored technical and business program for your start-up.

Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ Business Incubator believes that entrepreneurship is one of the most positive forces in Egypt to generate sustainable economic growth and prosperity.

BI Vision:

Our vision is to bring innovation to every corner in Egypt.

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The Science & Innovation Park Buildings 7

THE BRITISH UNIVERSITY IN EGYPT (Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ)

AL SHEROUK CITY

Suez Desert Road

POSTAL NO. 11837, P.O. BOX 43, EGYPT

B.INC@Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ»ÆƬ.EDU.EG

Tel: +2 02 26300293