AUC — Comparative and Middle East Politics and Society (CMEPS)

Comparative and Middle East Politics and Society (CMEPS) Skip to main content Home page ع IN.AUC Close Menu Close Resources for Current Students, Faculty and Staff Academic Calendars Accreditation AUC Library Bus Service Class Schedule Human Resources University Offices University Policies University Registrar Webmail Directory Catalog Banner Canvas Moodle More Resources for Current Students More Resources for Faculty and Staff Quick Links News Events Apply Schedule a Visit Website Search Admissions Admissions Undergraduate Requirements Graduate Admissions International Students Tuition and Financial Assistance Academics Academics All Programs Undergraduate Studies Graduate Studies Schools Study Abroad Arabic Language Programs Extended Education Research Research Innovation and Initiatives Research Centers Research Support Undergraduate Research Student Life Student Life Housing and Dining Athletics Student Wellbeing Student Organizations About About Leadership Mission and History Facts and Figures AUC New Cairo AUC Tahrir Square About Cairo News Events Quick Links Alumni Give Apply Schedule a Visit Quick Links / AUC Directory , Faculty Directory Comparative and Middle East Politics and Society (CMEPS) The program features an integrated semester abroad in Tübingen or Cairo. Recognized in Germany, Egypt, and the USA, it opens doors to diverse academic and professional opportunities. Apply Now Request Info Academics Graduate Programs Comparative and Middle East Politics and Society (CMEPS) Program Overview Our Master of Arts program in comparative and Middle East politics and society provides you with in-depth knowledge of the complexities and challenges of the ever-evolving political and societal dynamics across the Middle East and North Africa region. Offered in cooperation with the Institute of Political Science at the Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen, the program’s standout feature is the integrated semester abroad, enabling you to immerse yourself in the academic and cultural environments of either Tübingen or Cairo. Recognized in Germany, Egypt and the United States, the program opens doors to a multitude of academic and nonacademic pathways, ensuring limitless possibilities for your professional future. Degrees and Admission Requirements Students wishing to pursue the MA CMEPS Joint Program with University of Tubingen should meet the minimum academic, language and admission requirements set by AUC. Loading... Admission Requirements Learning Outcomes 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. Career Paths and Practical Experience Our joint CMEPS program prepares you for diverse career paths spanning academia, developmental work and the private sector. Many alumni are pursuing PhD programs at renowned international universities in the United States and Europe, while others are working in governmental, interregional, international or private organizations across multiple countries. The program also equips students with valuable practical and intercultural experiences through international internships, preparing the…