Location
  • Egypt
    • Cairo
Term
Academic Year, Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter
Subject Areas
Accounting Anthropology Architecture Arts Biochemistry Biology Business Chemistry Communications Computer Science Economics Engineering English Finance Gender Studies Graduate Studies Graphic Design History International Business Journalism Literature Marketing Middle Eastern Studies Music Performing Arts Physics Political Science Pre-Med Psychology Public Policy Religious Studies Sociology Theater Visual Arts Women's Studies +25

Program Details

Program Type
Provider
Degree Level
Bachelors Masters
Housing
Dormitory
Language
English

Pricing

Starting Price
10000
What's Included
Accommodation Activities Classes Transportation Travel Insurance Visa Wifi
Jan 29, 2024
Jun 13, 2023
48 travelers are looking at this program

About Program

With more than 90 degrees and programs, you are sure to find the right one for you. At AUC, we offer a wide and diverse range of U.S. and globally accredited academic programs, designed to meet the needs of all types of learners. Explore sociology, Egyptology, gender and women’s studies or comparative religion; enroll in the region’s top Middle East studies program; study your preferred field of engineering; or learn how to start up a green business in our sustainable development program.

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Program Highlights

  • Enjoy Total Immersion in Cairo’s Culture. Employers today seek to hire global citizens with international exposure and diverse cultural experiences.
  • Talk like an Egyptian; Perfect your Arabic. Spoken by 295 million speakers worldwide, Arabic is among the top 10 high demand business languages today.
  • Diversify your studies; Explore new fields. At AUC, we offer a wide and diverse range of U.S. and globally accredited academic programs, designed to meet the needs of all types of learners.
  • Stand out and jump-start your career. As an AUC student, you can exploit a professional team of certified career counselors to enhance your employability.
  • Feel safe on campus: Your home away from home.

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Program Reviews

4.77 Rating
based on 97 reviews
  • 5 rating 78.35%
  • 4 rating 20.62%
  • 3 rating 1.03%
  • 2 rating 0%
  • 1 rating 0%
  • Academics 4.45
  • Support 4.6
  • Fun 4.75
  • Housing 4.35
  • Safety 4.8
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Zaid
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Study abroad at AUC

Studying abroad at the American University in Cairo, Egypt, is a fantastic option. The institution offers high-quality education programmes taught by experts in a dynamic environment. The International Office's assistance is beneficial to prospective students, as it prepares them for a seamless transition into the institution and Cairo in general. As an online student, I find that AUC's programmes have seamlessly adapted to online learning, allowing for close interaction for both academic and co-curricular activities.

41 people found this review helpful.
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tariq
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

my experience in the American University in Cairo

At AUC, it provided me with many great experiences that helped me to know myself better. The university has many things that it can offer; the courses and general student service are beneficial. I enjoy exploring the campus and looking for study spaces. Because I meet a new person every day, living in the AUC dorms has been one of my favorite experiences. There is always something new to do and learn about. You will work in an environment that is varied, knowledgeable, and welcoming. Do not miss the opportunity of coming and enjoying the diverse culture in AUC.

38 people found this review helpful.
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Zeyad
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

A Great Deal

The American University in Cairo has a unique campus that reflects the Arabic architectural style, making it worth visiting. It also has beautiful dorms with many places to relax and breathe some fresh air in front of its fabulous gardens. It is so satisfying to walk around in the gardens. The university also delivers high-quality education through its various programs and many student clubs to join. Student services are good and there is a lot of care for international students. It's a great deal overall.

What was the most unfamiliar thing you ate?
It was my first time eating Koshary. I am now a big fan of it.
36 people found this review helpful.
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Mason
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Amazing, lifelong experience!

My studies here are very good, I feel like my teachers here truly are passionate about teaching and I find the content much more useful and relevant for what I want to do in my post-university career. For example, I am taking a photography class and being in Cairo while also taking a course that focuses in on creativity and expression has very much enabled me to experience Cairo in a creative way. Being required to go out into downtown Cairo and explore whilst taking pictures definitely helps push me out of my comfort zone. One note: there are many government buildings and embassies that are protected by armed guards that stop us from taking pictures anywhere near it, which develops a sort of paranoia in photo-takers whilst strolling through Cairo looking for a photo opportunity. The mixed architectures of Cairo have been my favorite to take photos of.
The friend-making process was seamless, I hardly recall meeting anyone because it felt like I've known many of my friends here for years.
Being in Cairo is also a very unique cultural experience. The food, religion, architecture, and the people are like nowhere else! I feel like being here has made me more of a creative person and made me more of an open minded person and receptive to new experiences and inspirations.

What was the most nerve-racking moment and how did you overcome it?
Cairo is infamous for their lack of crosswalks or any sort of traffic infrastructure. I was downtown and crossing a busy street. I was nearly 2 months into my stay here and I pretty much had the hang of it. Don't stop walking, stare at the drivers when you cross, put your hand up if it's a bit iffy. I did all these things but this one guy in a gray Chevy just did not stop. I could hear my hand make the dry screech as it passed along the car's body, and I felt the wheel of the car roll straight over the ~1cm of extra toe room i had in my right shoe. A very close call for my big toe.
37 people found this review helpful.
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Salah Eddine Naceur
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

"A Resort they Call University"

The title is how an American friend in a study abroad program described the AUC's campus, which I found so accurate; the best thing about AUC is probably its campus indeed, with excellent and unique architecture and a vast and biologically diverse garden. It is also characterized by a vibrant atmosphere, led by exciting and recurrent student-led activities and events. You will also meet people with radically diverse backgrounds and interests. Overall, Cairo is a lot of fun; you can hardly get bored.
Academically, I think the University is pretty good, but I advise you to search for the specific courses you will take. Overall, get a good professor, and you're safe.

What was the most unfamiliar thing you ate?
Molokheya, it's weird but good with bread. I really advise exploring food here!
37 people found this review helpful.
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Isabel
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Study Abroad at AUC

I am enjoying my academic experience at AUC. I like to explore the campus and find spots where I can study. The university has a lot to offer, I am impressed with the courses and their overall student service. Living in the AUC residence has been one of my favorite experiences since I meet a different person everyday. There is always something different to do and learn about in AUC. You will be part of a diverse, knowledgable, and friendly environment. Come to AUC and make the best of your academic experience!

What is your advice to future travelers on this program?
Be ready for the unexpected and look forward to learning.
35 people found this review helpful.
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Walid
4/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Vibrant, Fresh, Charming

Cairo has a vibrant community and a complex culture. AUC's school of humanities and social sciences is very exciting and, as an anthropology major, I couldn't be happier. It feels great to study humanities courses that are axed on the MENA region and its different cultures. I am taking anthropology courses on gender, film, Middle Eastern studies, social media, and all of them are thought-provoking. The faculty itself is beyond passionate about what they do which translates to us students immediately.

What was the most unfamiliar thing you ate?
Koshari. The first time I had it, I could not believe how good it was.
37 people found this review helpful.
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Edward
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Study Abroad at the American University in Cairo

The American University in Cairo, Egypt is an excellent destination for study abroad programs. The university provides quality education programs, taught by professionals in a dynamic approach. Support from the International Office is helpful for the incoming students, preparing them for a smooth integration in the school and Cairo in general. As a student studying online, the programs at AUC have transitioned perfectly to online learning, facilitating close contact for both academic and co-curricular activities.

51 people found this review helpful.

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