AUC at Cairo Design Week
Cairo Design Week highlighted and celebrated artists through events, competitions and dynamic exhibitions.
Welcome to the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, home to the core disciplines in the humanities, social sciences and arts at AUC. Studying the humanities and social sciences broadens our students’ perspectives, enhances their cultural literacy and encourages their civic engagement.
Humanities and Social Sciences diverse programs equip students with the knowledge and skills that define the next generation of talent in applied linguistics, arts, educational studies, English and comparative literature, psychology, sociology, anthropology, Egyptology, history, philosophy, political science, and Arab and Islamic civilizations.
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The inauguration of the AUC Tahrir CultureFest is happening this April! We will celebrate Cairo's rich history, diverse people, and dynamic culture.
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AUC is relaunching the graduate diploma, Psychosocial Interventions for Forced Migrants and Refugees, set to begin in Fall 2024.This interdi...
1. What are the common challenges that non-native speakers of Arabic face when studying the language?Students studying the Arabic language f...
With a specialization in cognitive science, Jacquelyn Berry, assistant professor in the Department of Psychology has launched Egypt’s first ...
Studying at the School of Humanities and Social Sciences offers a transformative educational experience that delves deep into the intricacies of human behavior, culture, and society. Know more about HUSS unique learning experiences and discover your career path!
Alif is an international peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal that appears annually in the spring and publishes critical scholarship in Arabic, English and French.
Cairo Papers in Social Science has been in existence since 1977 and became an e-journal in 2015. It is a monograph series that publishes material related to development in the Middle East and to issues and problems of concern to the region.
Intended to serve as a forum for learning and dialogue within the AUC community and beyond, Khamasin responds to a desire voiced by both students and faculty to encourage a community of exchange at the departmental and school levels and to reach out to a larger readership on contemporary issues of social and political importance.