Faculty on Gaza: Tough Questions About the Future
One year into the war in Gaza, an AUC faculty panel addressed the humanitarian crisis and the future of Gaza. Moderated by Khaled Ezzelarab,...
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Jan-Werner Mueller, professor of Social Sciences at Princeton University, co-founded the European College of Liberal Arts, Berlin.
Three Columbia University graduate students decided to spend a semester abroad at AUC. Find out what brought them from New York to Cairo.
A warm welcome to all our new faculty! With research interests from international policy to visual storytelling, we are thrilled to have inc...
Marking the first time for the event to be held in Egypt, AUC is hosting the 2024 Digital Universities Arab World conference including more...
News@AUC connected with some of the students and alumni who took part in the Paris 2024 Olympics, capturing their emotions and unforgettable...
Presenting research tackling contemporary topics in the field, our faculty, students and alumni are shining at the upcoming Association for ...
The event witnessed five group presentations by 35 participants, representing various branches of the Egyptian Judiciary and the Ministry of...
The School of Global Affairs and Public Policy launched GAPP Executive Education Unit in 2010 with the goal of providing top-notch executive training to professionals in different disciplines. GAPP’s trainers are experts in their field and include both local members and international faculty from partnering with leading institutions.
A research project that aims to challenge the dominance of neoliberal economic policies in the MENA region. It seeks to develop alternative economic models that prioritize equity and sustainability, with the goal of influencing academic discourse and policy making, ultimately contributing to a shift away from neoliberal paradigms. The project is currently on a five-year Ford Foundation Grant (2022-2027).