European Universities in Egypt

The European Universities in Egypt (Arabic: الجامعات الأوروبية في مصر; Abbreviation: EUE) is a university institution located in the New Administrative Capital, Cairo Governorate, Egypt. Established under Law No. 162/2018 governing international branch campuses (IBCs) and university institutions in Egypt, it was formally inaugurated through Ministerial Decree No. 4200/2018 and Presidential Decree No. 86/2021.

The institution forms part of Egypt's Vision 2030 development plan, which emphasizes expanding educational infrastructure through new schools and universities. Founded by Mahmoud Hashem Abdel-Kader, EUE commenced operations in fall 2021, offering courses taught in English.

EUE hosts three British universities:

• The University of London (UoL): Provides programs under academic direction from its member institutions, including the The London School of Economics and Political Sciences (LSE), Goldsmiths, King's College London, and a consortium of six UoL law schools.
• The University of Central Lancashire (UCLan)
• The University of East London (UEL)

and therewith European studies and the respective European university degrees with programs at the undergraduate, graduate and professional levels. Currently well-established study programs include Economics, Management, Business, Finance, Politics / Politics and International Relations, Computer Sciences, Psychology, Laws, and several fields of Engineering (also Aerospace Engineering), as well as, more recently, architecture. In 2024) UEL Branch was established, providing additional opportunities for studies on the EUE Campus [e.g., in Marketing and HR Management, Fine Arts, Design (Fashion, Graphics), Sports Therapy and Animation, as well as Physiotherapy].

EUE is a 'recognised teaching centre' of UoL and has become an Affiliate of the European University Association (EUA) in 2022.