Program Overview
The Bachelor of Arts in Political Science at AUC equips students with knowledge in political science theory and practice, focusing on Egypt, the Arab world, and the global arena. Students develop critical thinking, research skills, and effective communication abilities to pursue careers in public policy, law, journalism, and international relations. The program offers hands-on experiences through student organizations and scholarship opportunities.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The Bachelor of Arts in Political Science at AUC aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills to become visionary leaders who can navigate complex political landscapes. The program provides a comprehensive understanding of political science, both in theory and practice, with a focus on the political realities in Egypt, the Arab world, and the global arena. The program delves into political institutions, systems, and processes at local, national, and international levels. Students will gain insights into the forces that shape societies, covering areas like international relations, domestic policies, and the influence of ethics and values in politics. The degree opens doors to various career paths, including law, public policy, journalism, and international relations.
Careers:
Graduates of the political science program are prepared for careers in:
- Public, private, and development agencies
- Diplomatic service
- Governmental ministries and agencies
- Education
- Multinational corporations
- Media
Other:
- Students can receive scholarships that cover 20% to 100% of tuition through the Excellence Scholarship Program.
- Associate Professor, Nadine Sika, offers a brief overview of the program in a video.
- A political science major named Nour Allah Walid Nouh shares her experience with the program and the opportunities it provided.
- The program emphasizes the importance of critical thinking, research skills, and effective communication in both written and oral forms.
- Students are encouraged to explore related programs and minors, including Honors in Political Science, a dual degree in Political Science (B.A.) and International Human Rights Law (M.A. ), and minors in Political Science.
