The British University in Egypt - Faculty of Nursing

12/10/2026

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In an emergency, every second counts. Knowing how to perform CPR can make the difference between life and death. Are you ready to make that difference?
The Faculty of Nursing at The British University in Egypt (BUE), in collaboration with the American Heart Association (AHA) and the Magdi Yacoub Heart Foundation, invites you to join our AHA CPR Course!
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✅ Certification valid for two years.
✅ Focused, two-hour practical session.
📍 Location: Faculty of Nursing, The British University in Egypt (BUE)
💰 Course Fee: EGP 3,500
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👩‍💼 Contact: Ms. Heba Adly
📱 Phone: 01552761077
📧 Email: [email protected]
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07/10/2026

A Day of Service, Community Impact, and a Special Historical Memory 🇪🇬

Alhamdulillah, I am deeply grateful for the successful completion of the British University in Egypt (BUE) Comprehensive Medical and Development Convoy to Mit Abu El-Kom, Menoufia Governorate, held on 6 October 2026.

The convoy was a meaningful community service initiative that brought together dedicated healthcare professionals, faculty members, students, and volunteers to provide medical services, health screening, health education, psychological health awareness, and other forms of support to the people of the village and surrounding communities.

What made this day particularly special was not only the success of the convoy, but also the historical and emotional significance of Mit Abu El-Kom, the birthplace of the late Egyptian President Mohamed Anwar El-Sadat.

One of the most memorable moments for me personally was having the opportunity to visit El-Sadat Museum, located in his family home. Standing in a place that carries such an important part of Egypt's modern history was truly a remarkable and unforgettable experience. It was a moment of great happiness and admiration to be there, especially on the anniversary of the glorious 6th of October Victory.

I would like to express my sincere appreciation to:

Prof. Mohamed Lotfy, President of The British University in Egypt,
Prof. Tarek Abbas, Vice President of The British University in Egypt,
Prof. Maha Adel, Dean of the Faculty of Nursing,
Dr. Moataz Bahaa, Medical Director of the Medical Convoys,
Mr. Ahmed Abdel Latif, Administrative Director of the Medical Convoys,
and Mr. Sameh El-Sadat, Member of the Egyptian Senate, for the kind invitation and support.

My heartfelt thanks go to all the faculty members, healthcare professionals, administrative staff, and students of BUE Health Cluster — Dentistry, Nursing, Pharmacy, and Physiotherapy whose dedication, professionalism, compassion, and teamwork made this convoy a truly meaningful community service experience. I am proud of the spirit of collaboration demonstrated by all four faculties in serving the community.

I am especially proud of the spirit of teamwork and commitment demonstrated by our Faculty of Nursing. Community service is not only about providing healthcare; it is about reaching people where they are, listening to their needs, promoting health and well-being, and leaving a positive impact.

This day reminded me once again that service to the community is both a professional responsibility and a privilege.

Grateful for the opportunity to serve.
Proud of our team.
And deeply thankful for a day that combined community service, national pride, and a beautiful connection with Egypt's history. 🇪🇬❤️

Together, we serve. Together, we make an impact.

22/09/2026

🌐 BUE × DMS | Advancing Digital Healthcare Education

The British University in Egypt (BUE) is proud to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with DMS – Data Management Systems, strengthening the bridge between academic education, healthcare innovation, and digital transformation.

This strategic partnership represents an important step toward preparing the next generation of healthcare professionals for a rapidly evolving, technology-driven healthcare environment.

Through this collaboration, BUE students—particularly students in Nursing and other healthcare-related disciplines—will gain valuable exposure to Centric Care, DMS’s integrated healthcare management solution, and explore the role of Hospital Management Information Systems (HMIS) in modern healthcare operations and practice.

💙 A Special Focus on Nursing Education

Within the Faculty of Nursing, the collaboration will highlight the Nursing Portal, including Mobility Solutions and Nurse Rounds, connecting students’ learning in Nursing Informatics with practical digital applications.

This will enable students to better understand how technology supports:

• Electronic nursing documentation
• Clinical communication and information management
• Nursing workflows and clinical rounds
• Patient-centered care
• Healthcare management and coordination

The collaboration also extends beyond the Faculty of Nursing, supporting relevant educational and training opportunities across BUE and contributing to the development of graduates who are digitally competent, innovative, adaptable, and prepared for the future of healthcare.

At BUE, we believe that education must evolve alongside healthcare itself. By connecting academic knowledge with real-world technology and industry expertise, we can empower our students to become active contributors to the digital transformation of healthcare.

We are proud of this partnership with DMS and look forward to the opportunities it will create for our students, educators, and the wider healthcare community.

Together, we are bridging Education, Technology, and Healthcare Practice. 🌐💙

21/09/2026

21/09/2026

18/09/2026

Alhamdulillah, for a successful day of service, compassion, and giving back to our community. 🌿💙

The British University in Egypt Medical Convoy in El Senbellawein

On Tuesday, 15 September 2026, The British University in Egypt successfully organized a comprehensive free medical convoy at Ahmed Lotfy El-Sayed Secondary School for Boys in El Senbellawein, Dakahlia, as an expression of gratitude and appreciation to the people of El Senbellawein and to the school and its community.

The convoy was held under the auspices of Major General Tarek Marzouk, Governor of Dakahlia, and under the auspices of:

Prof. Mohamed Lotfi MBE, President of The British University in Egypt
Prof. Tarek Abbas, Pro Vice-Chancellor for the Health Cluster
Prof. Maha Adel, Dean of the Faculty of Nursing
The initiative was also supported by Prof. Mohamed Ali Shouman, Professor of Media and Vice President of El Shorouk Academy, a distinguished son of El Senbellawein and recipient of the State Appreciation Award, in a meaningful gesture that reflects the University's commitment to giving back to the community and honouring its roots.

🩺 A Multidisciplinary Healthcare Mission

The convoy brought together dedicated healthcare teams from different disciplines to provide free medical services, health education, and preventive awareness to the local community, including:

🔹 Internal Medicine
🔹 Paediatrics
🔹 Orthopaedics
🔹 Physiotherapy
🔹 Dental Care
🔹 Mental Health Awareness
🔹 Health Education and Preventive Awareness

The Faculty of Nursing, under the leadership of Prof. Maha Adel, Dean of the Faculty of Nursing, made an important contribution to the convoy through nursing care, health assessment, health education, and mental health awareness activities.

✨ A Meaningful Impact

The convoy successfully served 3,846 beneficiaries, with more than EGP 500,000 worth of free healthcare services provided to the community.

The services included:

🦷 1,879 dental cases
👶 642 paediatric cases
🩺 638 internal medicine cases
🦴 75 prosthetic and maxillofacial interventions

Beyond these numbers were countless moments of care, listening, reassurance, education, and human connection.

The convoy also delivered valuable health-awareness sessions for students, contributing to a culture of prevention and healthy living while honouring the legacy of Prof. Mohamed Ali Shouman.

🤝 The Team Behind the Success

Our sincere appreciation goes to the dedicated field leadership whose efforts ensured the successful implementation of the convoy:

Mr. Ahmed Abd El-Latif
Head of Convoys Management

Dr. Moataz Bahaa
Medical Manager of the University Medical Convoy

Dr. Hesham Osama Morsi
Leader of the Maxillofacial Surgery Convoy Team

Dr. Sherine Nader
Head of the Department of Clinical Pharmacy

We are equally grateful to all faculty members, teaching assistants, staff, students, volunteers, and multidisciplinary healthcare teams who generously contributed their time, knowledge, skills, and compassion.

💙 At The British University in Egypt, community service is more than an activity. It is a commitment to people, a responsibility to society, and an opportunity to turn knowledge into meaningful action.

Alhamdulillah for every hand that helped, every heart that cared, every professional who served, and every life touched by this initiative.

May Allah bless every sincere effort made in service of others and grant us the opportunity to continue giving, serving, and making a positive difference in our communities. 🤲🏻🌿

Together, we care.
Together, we serve.
Together, we make a difference.

15/09/2026

The British University in Egypt and Ahl Masr Foundation: A Partnership for Meaningful Community Impact

By the grace of God, The British University in Egypt (BUE) and Ahl Masr Foundation today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), signed on behalf of BUE by Professor Mohamed Loutfi MBE, President and Vice-Chancellor of The British University in Egypt, and on behalf of Ahl Masr Foundation by Ms Heba El-Sweidy.

This important milestone reflects BUE’s strong commitment to community service, social responsibility, and sustainable development, and its belief in the power of meaningful partnerships to transform academic knowledge and professional expertise into positive and lasting community impact.

The signing ceremony brought together university leadership, representatives of the medical faculties, student representatives, and the teams involved in coordinating this important collaboration.

The ceremony was attended by:

Chair Farida Mohamed Farid Khamis, Chair of the Board of Trustees, The British University in Egypt.

Professor Mohamed Loutfi MBE, President and Vice-Chancellor, The British University in Egypt.

Professor Wadouda Badran, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Social Science Cluster.

Professor Tarek Abbas, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Health Cluster.

Professor Zeinab Younis, MOU Coordinator.

Professor Maha Mohamed Adel Ahmed Salem, Dean of the Faculty of Nursing, The British University in Egypt.

Professor Dalia Mohamed Kamel, Dean of the Faculty of Physiotherapy.

Representatives of the medical faculties, together with members of the President’s Office administrative team.

Student representatives from the Faculty of Nursing, reflecting the important role of BUE students in community engagement and service.

The successful signing marks an important step towards stronger institutional collaboration and greater community impact. It highlights the value of bringing together academic institutions, community organisations, faculty members, and students to support initiatives that contribute to the well-being of individuals, families, and society.

At the Faculty of Nursing, The British University in Egypt, we believe that nursing is not only a profession, but also a human and scientific responsibility. Through effective partnerships, academic knowledge, professional expertise, and student engagement can come together to create lasting and meaningful change.

We extend our sincere appreciation to BUE leadership, Ahl Masr Foundation, and everyone who contributed to the success of this collaboration, with our best wishes for a fruitful partnership and many impactful initiatives to come.

Together, we can transform collaboration into meaningful action and build a healthier, more compassionate, and more sustainable society. 🌿

12/09/2026

🔥 THE TALK IS HERE!

Meet Our Speaker | Mr. Hindawi Elsayed

The Nursing Students’ Union is excited to welcome Mr. Hindawi Elsayed for an inspiring conversation filled with new ideas, meaningful insights, and fresh perspectives. 🎤

📅 15 September 2026
⏰ 12:00 PM
📍 Nursing Building 20, LH1

Don’t miss it!❤️

12/09/2026

Creating Lasting Impact: BUE Medical Convoy in Manshiet Nasser

The Rotary Club of The British University in Egypt is pleased to have participated in organizing a Comprehensive Medical Convoy in collaboration with the Student Activities Department at The British University in Egypt and the Faculty of Pharmacy, The British University in Egypt, in cooperation with:

The National Council for Childhood and Motherhood

The Faculty of Nursing, The British University in Egypt

The Faculty of Business Administration, The British University in Egypt

The convoy was held under the patronage of Prof. Maha Adel, Dean of the Faculty of Nursing, The British University in Egypt, whose continuous support and encouragement have strengthened the Faculty’s commitment to community service, health promotion, and meaningful community engagement.

We would also like to express our sincere appreciation to Dr. Hamed Abu El-Khair & Dr. Zeinab Younis for their valuable support and contribution to this collaborative initiative.

The Faculty of Nursing was represented by dedicated staff members who contributed their professional expertise and commitment to the success of the convoy:

The convoy provided an opportunity to deliver health screening, preventive guidance, health education, and awareness activities addressing the needs of community members. It also reflected the Faculty of Nursing’s commitment to translating academic knowledge into practical service and promoting healthier individuals, families, and communities.

Our heartfelt thanks go to all participating staff members for their dedication, teamwork, and professionalism. We also extend our sincere appreciation to all partner institutions and organizations for their cooperation and shared commitment to community development.

A special thank-you goes to the respected residents of Manshiet Nasser for their warm welcome, cooperation, and trust. Your participation and support made this initiative truly meaningful.

Together, through collaboration, compassion, and professional service, we continue to create lasting impact and contribute to a healthier and more empowered community.

The British University in Egypt
Rotary in Egypt
Rotary International