November 21, 2025
CMRS Visiting Scholar
MARS aims to enhance our knowledge and scientific understanding about global, regional and national governance of migration and mobilities and thereby contribute to the global and national ef
Welcome to AUC School of Global Affairs and Public Policy
A leader in the Middle East in educating and empowering students committed to global affairs and public policy interest.
Welcome to the School of Global Affairs and Public Policy (GAPP)! Our academic community prepares graduates to take the lead in shaping the future of their nations and the world at large, with a strong belief in the interaction of international and public affairs, an unwavering commitment to ethics and the rule of law, and a recognition of the unique role that the media play in shaping public policy.
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Future-Ready: Students Network at Career Circles
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New Faculty Arrive at AUC
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AUC Driven: The Faces Behind the Impact
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AUC Trailblazers: Dara Ghosheh '10
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Mariam Mohsen: 'I Can Do Even More'
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Student Spotlight: Sohaila Fathy
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Faculty at the Forefront: Shahira Fahmy
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#PeopleOfAUC: Student Creates Award-Winning Podcast Through Audio Production Class
About School of GAPP at AUC
More About the School of GAPP
"GAPP isn't just a school that gives you the needed learning experience; it is a community that you become part of and it pushes you towards achieving your goals."
Habiba Omran
Master of Public Policy, Study Abroad Student at AARHUS University in Denmark
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Alumni shaping the future of their nations and the world at large.
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At a Glance
Executive Education
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.
Pathways Beyond Neoliberalism: Voices from MENA
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).
