The Department of Rhetoric and Composition sees the study of rhetoric and written literacy as essential to academic, professional, civic and personal life. We acknowledge rhetoric's dynamic relationship to culture and thought, and we visualize writing and speaking as primary vehicles for professional and public discourse. In keeping with this vision, we seek to create a dynamic learning environment in which students develop writing and communication skills necessary for professional and academic settings.
RHET Courses

CORE 1010
Freshman Seminar (3 credits), taken in the first semester. Students focus on one of the following themes their CORE 1010 class.

RHET 1010
Freshman Writing (3 credits), taken in tandem with the CORE 1010 course during the same semester.

RHET 1020
Research Writing (3 credits), taken in the semester immediately after passing RHET 1010.
The following courses may be taken as part of the have or as electives or Core requirements. Students who wish to take these courses must have at least completed Loading... or its equivalent (three credits) as a prerequisite.

Contact Information
Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Bin Abdulaziz Alsaud Hall (HUSS), Room P078
AUC New Cairo
t + 20.2.2615.2033/34