The British University in Egypt Signs Landmark Agreement with the University of Wolverhampton to Advance Global Academic Collaboration
CAIRO, EGYPT – December 10, 2025 – The British University in Egypt, the first university in Egypt and North Africa accredited by the UK’s Quality Assurance Agency (QAA), has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the University of Wolverhampton to strengthen academic collaboration and research initiatives
The agreement enables student and staff mobility, collaborative research, industrial projects, professional development, and summer school programs, promoting cultural understanding and internationalisation.
Professor Mohamed Loutfi MBE, President of BUE, stated:”Partnering with the University of Wolverhampton advances our vision for deeper internationalisation. It unlocks a modern, globally engaged educational future for our students and faculty.”
Professor Ebrahim Adia, Vice-Chancellor of Wolverhampton, said:”Collaboration on research, best practices exchange, and innovative programs will greatly benefit students and wider communities we serve.”
About The British University in Egypt:www.bue.edu.eg/ – Founded in 2004, BUE offers dual degrees in partnership with UK universities including Manchester Metropolitan University, London South Bank University, and Queen Margaret University. It has 12 faculties and nearly 12,500 students.
About the University of Wolverhampton:www.wlv.ac.uk/ – Established in 1827, Wolverhampton offers over 380 programs for 29,400 students worldwide, emphasizing practical teaching, work placements, and global engagement.
