Professor Attia Mahmoud Attia became the Dean of the Faculty of Energy and Environmental Engineering on 2016. He is also the Supervisor of Petroleum Engineering and Gas Technology (PEGT) Department at the British University in Egypt (BUE). In 2009, he joined the BUE as a Professor of Petroleum Engineering and the Head of PEGT department till 2012. Prior to joining the BUE, he was the Vice Dean of the Faculty of Petroleum and Mining Engineering at Suez University, Egypt. Attia is an active consultant to oil and Gas industry in different areas such as; Natural Gas, Enhanced Oil Recovery, Reservoir Characterization, Gas reservoir Engineering and Hydrocarbon Reserves. Prof. Attia gained his PhD from Faculty of Petroleum & Mining Engineering, Suez Canal University in Egypt. He has held faculty positions at Suez canal University, where he became an Assistant Professor in 1995, an Associate Professor in 2001 and a Professor in 2007. He was affiliated to a number of reputable international universities during his carrier. He worked as an associate professor in Louisiana State University, USA for a year in 2003 , and as a Visiting Research Professor in Al Base University, Syria, in 2006. He is also a member of the SPE.He has published more than 80 papers related to Energy in the oil and Gas. Attia has designed and delivered a wide range of short courses for oil and gas industry in the Middle East. He is Member of Board of Society for Petroleum Engineering and an Expert Referee for many international journals. He has always been an active researcher focused on studying Gas Reservoir, Reserve estimations, Heterogeneity classifications (carbonate rocks), EOR Methods, and absolute permeability from resistivity measurements.A frequent presenter at national and international petroleum engineering conferences, workshops and as a visiting professor to international universities. Prof. Attia has taught courses on Applied Reservoir Engineering, Water flooding, Enhanced Oil Recovery, Gas Production, Gas Reservoir Engineering and Reservoir Rock and fluid Properties. He has served on 40 doctoral dissertation committees in petroleum engineering and gas technology and supervised 120 graduation research projects.