Prestigious joint program with University of Tübingen, Germany in political science. Provides excellent international education with opportunity to study at both universities and earn internationally recognized dual degree.
Program Description
- Develop a comprehensive knowledge of political systems, particularly in the Middle East region. Acquire a deep understanding of the political structures, institutions and processes that shape governance in various countries.
- Gain the ability to critically analyze and compare political systems across different regions, including the Middle East. Learn to identify similarities and differences in political ideologies, policies and decision-making processes.
- Develop the advanced research and analytical skills necessary for conducting independent and rigorous research in the field of political science. Learn to gather and analyze data, critically evaluate existing literature and present findings in a coherent and persuasive manner.
- Engage with diverse perspectives and experiences. Gain a deep appreciation for the cultural, social and historical contexts that shape political dynamics in the Middle East.
- Improve your language skills through cultural immersion.
Bachelor’s degree from accredited university, acceptable GPA, English proficiency test (TOEFL/IELTS), two recommendation letters, personal statement
Required Courses
POLS 501/5201 – Comparative Theory (3 cr.)
(1st semester)
POLS 535/5235 – Middle East Politics (3 cr.)
(1st semester)
POLS 558/5258 – Comparative Politics and the Middle East (3 cr.)
(2nd semester)
POLS 530/5230 – Regime Change and Democratization (3 cr.)
(or Tubingen equivalent 3rd semester)
POLS 545/5245 – Development Politics and International Cooperation (3 cr.)
(3rd semester)
Plus- elementary German Proficiency.
Plus four more courses in consultation with the Graduate Advisor/Coordinator of the Joint Degree Program
Plus Thesis
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The American University in Cairo
