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History Alumni

Our alumni are as diverse as the field of history itself. The skills gained through our unique and flexible program prepare our graduates for a wide range of professions.
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Nour Fahmy ‘24

Banque Misr

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Ali Tohamy '22

PhD Candidate in Modern Middle East History, Yale University

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Sarah Sharaf ‘20

Government of Alberta, Canada

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Adham Gomaa ‘18

Content Creator

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Nourhane Ali ‘16

UNHCR Cairo Office

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Manar Heikal ‘15

EFG-Hermes

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Kareem Hatem ‘13

Al Qahera News and Qnews

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Nareman Amin '11

PhD, Princeton University '21; Assistant Professor, Michigan State University

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Farida Makar ‘09

Postdoctoral Research Associate, History Faculty, University of Oxford

Nourhane Ali
Nourhane Ali ‘16
Senior Protection Assistant, Resettlement Unit, UNHCR Cairo Office

Studying history at AUC has equipped me with a paramount set of skills to pursue a career in Human Rights. I believe learning and exploring history is what we need to build forward to something better, protecting the vulnerable and mitigating future humanitarian crises.

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Reham ElMorally ‘16
PhD, University of Reading '21, Assistant Professor in Public Policy and Administration, AUC and Gender Studies Collection Editor, Lived Places Publishing

History, to me, is the essence of everything; it’s where the stories of our past, the struggles, and triumphs of people, societies, and movements come alive. My passion for understanding these narratives fueled my journey through my academic and professional life, guiding me to explore the intersections of gender, politics, and development.