Student Organizations
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The student organizations are divided into five main themes: Academic and Career-Related, Community Service and Civic Engagement, Arts and Culture, Tech and Special Interests, and Student Engagement and Outreach.
Academic and Career-Related

The Accounting Association strives to serve accounting students and prepare them with skills and knowledge and ensure that they are well-equipped professional financial leaders in the business world.
Email: accta@aucegypt.edu

Founded in1880 as the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, ASME is a not-for-profit professional organization that enables collaboration, knowledge sharing and skill development across all engineering disciplines, while promoting the vital role of the engineer in society. The mandate of American Society of Mechanical Engineers is to complement the engineering curriculum, fostering professional development, technical competency and networking of student members. It acts as a bridge between academic study and the professional, industry-based practice of engineering.
American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) AUC Student Section is an official representative of the ASME organization at AUC. The ASME Board has set a long-term mission to make ASME far more inclusive of University students of all majors, redefining what students can do at an engineering club. By heavily saturating ASME non-MENG members in HR, Logistics, Multimedia and Marketing, the board has grown the non-MENG members and will keep growing to be more inclusive of all majors. The AUC ASME club collaborates with ASME Unplugged (podcast) and Engineering Festival (EFx), as well as collaborating across University academic events and competitions such as SolidWorks and MATLAB.

The Architecture Association aims to attain all standards of excellence in different aspects and services to ensure that the association is a sufficient platform for all architecture students, where the association serves the student body by providing facilities, opportunities and services as well as collaborations and talks with various speakers and businesses.
Email: aa@aucegypt.edu

The Biology Association’s mission is to serve undergraduate Biology students by supporting the educational mission of the Department of Biology, enabling biology students to advance on the academic, intellectual, and professional levels. The association aspires to focus on the psychological side of the students by offering them different social and entertainment events to relieve academic stress, as well as collaborations and talks with various speakers and businesses. The association is open to all students who are interested in biology.
Email: bio_association@aucegypt.edu

The Business Association (BA) is an entity that aims to serve business students both academically and socially by keeping them connected with the business community, empowering their learning process and bridging the distance between students, the School of Business and employers. By integrating academic knowledge, practical experience and leisure activities, the association supports students through real-world experiences and professional opportunities. It fosters growth through events, workshops, collaborations with field experts and industry connections while aligning with the School of Business’s goal of developing entrepreneurial leaders.
Email: ba@aucegypt.edu

The Chemistry Club is in parallel support to the educational mission of the Department of Chemistry to serve and develop chemistry students on the academic and professional levels as well as collaborations and talks with various speakers and businesses. It is open to all students interested in chemistry.
Email: chemistryclub@aucegypt.edu

The Construction Engineering Association (CEA) aims to serve construction engineering students and empower them to be among the next generation of leaders by building a sustainable association. The mandate of the association is to represent construction engineering students, support their academic and professional development and bridge the gap between students and industry. To provide a foundation for networking and the exchange of experiences, the association is authorized to organize academic, professional and social activities, including workshops, site visits, recruitment events, trips and networking sessions in coordination with the faculty and University administration. These initiatives expose students to the construction industry both inside and outside Egypt and aim to enhance students’ technical knowledge, industry exposure, and career readiness.
Email: cea@aucegypt.edu

Developers Inc. is an established student organization at AUC that aims to create a community of proactive students who take the responsibility of developing the rest of the community and creating change in the student body. The organization creates hands-on learning spaces where students actively practice and apply diverse skills, workshops and masterclasses to help members graduate with real projects, strong networks and the confidence to shape their future.
Email: Developersinc@aucegypt.edu

The Economics Association (EA) aims to help students find their passion and career in economics. EA serves students by acting as a liaison between students and faculty and paving the way for students' career readiness after University.
Email: econ.a@aucegypt.edu
Enactus (EA) is an international nonprofit organization that believes investing in students who take entrepreneurial action for others creates a better world for all. ENACTUS AUC, advances this mission by promoting hands-on community impact through campus events and supporting innovative startups that improve life for underrepresented groups. Additionally, builds a passionate team for national and international competitions, raising awareness of sustainability goals and attracting talent to drive entrepreneurial action for a world where all can thrive through official Enactus Egypt competition and talk to an Entrepreneur events.
Email: enactus@aucegypt.edu

The Entrepreneurs' Society (ES) is a student-led organization based at AUC that aims to spread the entrepreneurial spirit on both a local and international level. The society works to fuel the entrepreneurial spirit within every ambitious young person to create pioneering entrepreneurs and bridge the gap between dreams and their fulfillment through collaborations and partnerships with such as Made in Egypt, startup competitions and junior startup competitions.
Email: es@aucegypt.edu
The Math, Actuarial and Data Science Association strives to serve, represent and empower students majoring or minoring in actuarial science, mathematics and data science through hosting info sessions, training sessions, workshops and competitions and ensure a smooth academic experience.
The Math, Actuarial and Data Science Association (MADS) strives to serve, represent and empower students majoring or minoring in actuarial science, mathematics and data science at AUC. The association is committed to fostering a dynamic and supportive environment and advancing the career, academic and community development of its members through a consistent lineup of initiatives, including info sessions, training sessions, workshops and competitions, to ensure a smooth academic experience. This is through multiple collaborations and partnerships such as Data and AI Hacathons, Mathematics of Music event, venture capital and research competitions, thisis events, study circles, debate nights and quant initiatives.
Email: asa@aucegypt.edu

The Mechanical Engineering Association (MEA) serves as the core of activities for mechanical engineering students, focusing on developing its members through the application of engineering concepts to benefit society. The association supports students academically through tutoring, workshops and resources while providing practical industry exposure through projects, partnerships and competitions. By utilizing both theoretical and practical approaches, the association builds leadership, teamwork and professional skills among its members. Furthermore, it organizes initiatives that foster engagement, inclusivity and a sense of belonging, ultimately strengthening the link between students, alumni and industry partners to enhance career opportunities.
Email: mea@aucegypt.edu
The mission of the Society of Petroleum Engineers is to collect, disseminate and exchange technical knowledge concerning the exploration, development and production of oil and gas resources and related technologies for the public benefit; and to provide opportunities for professionals to enhance their technical and professional competence.
Email: spe@aucegypt.edu
The Society of Physics Students is the AUC chapter of the international SPS of the American Institute of Physics. It connects all physics students, graduates and all interests with the field. Additionally, it presents science and physics for all society in an accessible and engaging way. It offers many opportunities, accessibility to publications, and events for students.
Email: sps@aucegypt.edu
Community Service and Civic Engagement

3alraseef is dedicated to supporting underprivileged children and refugees in Egypt by meeting the necessary developmental and educational needs of unprivileged children and homeless youth. Through targeted community outreach, the club provides essential resources and specialized learning programs to ensure these vulnerable groups have a path toward a better future. The club also collaborates with non-governmental organizations in Manshiyat Naser.
Email: 3alraseef@aucegypt.edu
The Animal Rights Association aims to make a difference in the community, by increasing public awareness of animal welfare in Egypt and reducing cruelty towards animals. The association has held cat adoption days and makes periodic animal shelter visits across Cairo.
Email: ara.auc@aucegypt.edu

The Anthropology Sociology Egyptology (ASE) Student Association aims to foster an environment of knowledge exchange, creativity and passion for the social sciences that is accessible to students in the SEA Department, School of Humanities and Social Sciences and AUC. We aim to achieve this by organizing discussions, collaborations and talks with various speakers, film screenings, trips and various other events around the themes tackled in the fields of anthropology, sociology and Egyptology. By encouraging dialogue between students from various disciplines and departments, we aim to create a community that is engaged and passionate about humanities and social sciences.
Email: ase@aucegypt.edu

The Anti Cancer Team provides support to cancer patients and survivors, as well as their families through their recovery journey, in addition to promoting cancer awareness among the community. Among the team’s efforts are making periodic visits to the Children’s Cancer Hospital Egypt 57357and Baheya hospital.
Email: anticancerteam@aucegypt.edu

Hand in Hand is dedicated to taking care of the needs of the elderly population, with a special focus on those in nursing homes. Through its various community service programs, the club also strives to provide for people in need who are elders or differently abled and empower women. The club held Elders' Day with various nursing homes across Egypt.
Email: handinhand@aucegypt.edu

Help Club is dedicated to initiating developmental projects in the Masr El-Adima region by renovating houses and introducing literacy programs. These initiatives aim to engage and develop the mindsets and characters of University members by building connections and serving the community. The club also conducts a weekly children's development session with the non-governmental organization, Misr El Adima.
Email: help_club@aucegypt.edu

Mashroo3 Kheir is dedicated to promoting community development and civic engagement in Egypt through developmental and charity work. By leading nationwide charity initiatives, the University fosters a spirit of service among its members, who volunteer to sort donated clothes, pack food essentials and help renovate underprivileged areas. The club also collaborates with Misr El Kheir for weekly orphanage visits.
Email: mashroo3kheir@aucegypt.edu

The Political Science Students Association endeavors to assist, flourish and inspire its constituent’s ambitions whether its academic sophistication or within the dimensions of extracurricular venture or career attainment. PSSA addresses a platform that aims to rectify and reconstitute the academic political science spectrum of course selection, fellowship and distinguished curriculum and to safeguard the vocation and profession of our future leaders. In addition, the association holds talks for various speakers.
Email: pssa@aucegypt.edu
The Psychology Association aims to guide, inspire and develop psychology students and the community they form by creating an environment of excitement and growth. The association holds bi-annual talks in collaboration with various impactful businesses and non-governmental organizations in Egypt.
Email: psych.a@aucegypt.edu

Resala is dedicated to developing underprivileged neighborhoods, with a primary focus on the Al-Deweiqa region. By providing education, clothes and conducting home repairs, the club works to improve the living conditions of local residents. Furthermore, the club serves these communities by arranging blood drives with the Egyptian Blood Bank and securing essential resources for those in need.
Email: resala@aucegypt.edu
Supports the homeless and advocates for people with disabilities. Members of the club organize community dinners, raise awareness about disabilities and host orphaned youth to campus for educational support, and helping the homeless population in Cairo by providing the necessary tools that help them out of homelessness for good, as well as aiding those with disabilities. The club has collaboration with various non-governmental organizations across Egypt.
Email: revival@aucegypt.edu
Sabeel is a community that works towards establishing a closer relationship with our identity and building a nation through science, knowledge and wisdom. In addition, the association holds talks for various speakers.
Email: sabeel@aucegypt.edu
Serenity Society is a platform for character development, knowledge expansion and inner peace. In addition, the association holds talks for various speakers.
Email: serenitysociety@aucegypt.edu

The Volunteers in Action club is dedicated to empowering orphaned youth in Cairo and targeting their welfare by providing them with education, clothes and support in smoothing over their transition to leading a life outside of the orphanage.
Email: viaauc@aucegypt.edu
Arts and Culture

Tap and Hip Hop Troupes are two great opportunities for American Dance enthusiasts to explore different cultures, music, and meet new passionate people through exciting techniques and upbeat music genres.
AUST offers hands-on, experiential learning opportunities that foster leadership, initiative, and community engagement, enabling members to develop wilderness skills, connect with nature, and acquire new competencies through engaging events and workshops. In alignment with AUC’s global mission, AUST inspires students to initiate change by training them as scout leaders and immersing them in the unconventional scout method as a non-traditional approach to self-development. The organization further strengthens its impact through partnerships with certified First Aid training entities, equipping members with essential life-saving skills alongside their broader personal and leadership development.
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The AUC Film Association is dedicated to advancing and innovating the film program to better meet students’ needs, while representing film students and providing them with a platform to voice their perspectives and concerns. At the same time, it fosters a closely knit, supportive community that connects aspiring filmmakers and helps build a strong network for future film professionals.
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The AUC Egyptian Folklore Troupe is dedicated to celebrating and promoting Egyptian culture through dynamic on- and off-campus performances, while actively participating in and partnering with international dance festivals. Through teaching folklore dance, the troupe is committed to showcasing the richness and beauty of Egyptian heritage through authentic choreography, music, and costumes, fostering both cultural awareness and artistic excellence.
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The Graphic Design Association aims at providing graphic design students at AUC with the best, simplest, most effective and most efficient learning experience possible by engaging them in extracurricular activities, meeting and listening to their needs, and providing them with a variety of workshops to help them explore their interests further.

The Mass Communication Association (MCA) aims to remain relevant to all mass communication students by delivering both academic and entertainment value that meets their evolving needs, while professionally representing them before formal entities to capitalize on emerging opportunities. It advocates for both declared and undeclared students, providing a platform to voice their interests and organizing events and initiatives that foster a strong, inclusive community. Through strategic partnerships with platforms such as the El Gouna Film Festival, along with expert talks, competitions, and MCA Packs, the association enriches student experience by connecting them with industry insights and practical opportunities.
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Musicana provides students with a space to explore and share their passion for music. It fosters a creative and collaborative community through practice sessions and performances. The club aims to encourage artistic expression and enrich student life through music. The club enhances the capabilities of students through music and vocal workshops.
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This club is dedicated to the love of fashion.

The Philosophy Association supports, develops, and entertains AUC's philosophy students.
The AUC Theatre and Film Club (TFC) provides a dynamic platform for students interested in all aspects of theatre and film—from acting to technical production—offering a variety of departments and directories that create a truly unique, hands-on experience. It supports and showcases student work through a culture of learning, collaboration, and experimentation, with the goal of making storytelling and the arts accessible, inclusive, and enjoyable on campus. TFC further enriches this experience through collaborations with the Cairo International Film Festival, alongside hosting talks with industry leaders, organizing acting and scriptwriting workshops, celebrating talent through its Hall of Fame, and producing annual plays.
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The Literature Club provides students a space to explore and celebrate literature in its many forms. It fosters a creative and inclusive community through discussions, readings, and writing activities. The club aims to encourage critical thinking, self-expression, and a deeper appreciation of literature and storytelling. The club organizes book discussions in collaboration with ECLT department.
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VAA strives to create a platform for AUC students to express themselves through art. It aims to establish a community where art enthusiasts can showcase their work, engage in discussions about the art scene in Cairo, get the chance to meet and learn from established artists and much more.
Email: vaa@aucegypt.edu.
The AUC Cooking Club is dedicated to teaching students essential cooking skills while fostering cultural exchange through food. By offering hands-on cooking sessions, cultural food events, and friendly competitions, we aim to equip students with practical culinary knowledge, encourage healthy eating habits, and create a vibrant community that celebrates diverse cuisines from around the world.
The AUC Latin Dance Club offers students a space to learn and celebrate Salsa and Bachata while fostering an inclusive community that encourages creativity, confidence and cultural exchange. The club also aims to become AUC’s official Latin dance team, representing the university both locally and internationally. In partnership with Brass Monkeys Studio, the Latin Dance Club offers weekly Salsa and Bachata classes for students to learn, practice and enjoy Latin dance.
Tech and Special Interests

The Al-Quds Club is committed to fostering awareness, solidarity and direct support for Palestinian refugees and communities. Its mission is to provide tangible assistance through hands-on projects, educational initiatives and community engagement, while cultivating a deeper understanding of Palestinian culture, history and lived experiences within the AUC student body.
Through inclusive education, meaningful dialogue and collaboration with Palestinian individuals and communities, the club seeks to build a compassionate and informed network of students dedicated to justice and positive change. It serves as a platform for learning, representation and action, empowering students to become thoughtful advocates for Palestinian rights.
By organizing cultural events and leading solidarity initiatives, the club amplifies Palestinian voices, promotes awareness, and strengthens connections between the AUC community and Palestinian communities. To support these efforts, the club actively pursues partnerships and initiatives such as awareness sessions, workshops, myth-busting discussions and community engagement activities with displaced families.
Email: al_quds@aucegypt.edu

The Astronomy Club at AUC aims to spread awareness about astronomy and science within the community. Founded in September 2011 by Ramy El Adli, the club provides a platform for students to explore astronomy, build community and contribute to student life.
Through events, workshops and collaborations, the club seeks to increase knowledge, raise awareness and engage both students and the wider public with scientific and technological advancements. Its activities include stargazing trips, on-campus observation nights and an annual astronomy conference.
Email: astronomy@aucegypt.edu

The Computer Science and Engineering Association (CSEA) represents the interests and aspirations of computer science and engineering students. It facilitates communication between students, academic departments and the broader community, while working to build a strong and sustainable organization that supports its members.
The association also promotes student development through collaborations with tech-focused student organizations and the Computer Science department.
In addition, the Student Court addresses student complaints and resolves conflicts. It is represented on the student disciplinary committee, which handles cases of misconduct and monitors compliance with University policies, including those related to drug and alcohol use.
Email: csea@aucegypt.edu
The Electronics and Communications Engineering Association (ECNG) serves as the official representative body for students in the major, working to support their academic experience, professional development and overall well-being. It aims to foster an engaged student community while preparing members for active participation in a dynamic and collaborative environment.
The association offers opportunities for professional growth through workshops, competitions and hands-on learning, while supporting academic success through mentorship, planning resources and access to facilities such as the ECNG Makerspace. It also promotes student well-being through social activities and retreats that help build a strong sense of community.
Committed to transparency and inclusivity, the association operates through a governance structure shaped by student feedback and ensures continuity through effective documentation and knowledge transfer. It also maintains active collaborations with tech-focused student organizations and the Electronics Department to further support its initiatives.
Email: ecea@aucegypt.edu
Google Developer Student Clubs (GDSC) are community groups for college and university students interested in Google developer technologies. Students from all undergraduate or graduate programs with an interest in growing as a developer are welcome. By joining a GDSC, students grow their knowledge in a peer-to-peer learning environment and build solutions for local businesses and their community. Our Objective is To bridge the gap between theory and practice, Google Developer Student Clubs exist for that purpose. GDSC is an opportunity to experience what it means to be a part of a community that shares the
same passion and interests in Google technologies.
Email: gdsc@aucegypt.edu
Heya is a feminist initiative dedicated to supporting, empowering and educating women within and beyond the AUC community. Through dialogue, critical engagement and action, it fosters a safe and inspiring space for young people to exchange ideas, challenge perspectives and drive meaningful change.
Email: heya@aucegypt.edu
IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) is the world’s largest technical professional organization dedicated to advancing technology for the benefit of humanity. An IEEE Student Branch gives students a community of peers and a connection to faculty and industry professionals who drive innovation in countless technical fields. Student involvement in branch activities, whether special projects, social and technical meetings, outreach programs, conferences, local Section or Regional opportunities and others, can help develop a record of accomplishment and capabilities beyond the norm. Here at AUC, we collaborate with many other branches to hold different events that benefit the AUC community and create our own academic tracks that enhance the community's technical skills.
Email: ieee@aucegypt.edu
OSC aims to spread the free software movement by creating a well-structured community ready to support other AUC clubs. Free software is an ethical imperative and essential respect for the users’ freedom. The philosophy of FOSS (Free Open Source Software) addresses the issues of proprietary software that leads to the unconscious spread of privacy invasion spyware.
Email: osc@aucegypt.edu

The AUC Robotics Club is a student-run organization dedicated to promoting robotics knowledge within the AUC community and beyond. Established in 2008, the club organizes events, courses and conferences that foster a strong and engaged robotics community on campus.
With a vision to serve as a hub for robotics innovation and education, the club empowers students to explore, develop and excel in the field. It also seeks to expand its impact by building a network of robotics enthusiasts who contribute to advancements both within and beyond AUC.
Email: robotics@aucegypt.edu
Outreach and Student Engagement
African Heritage Association aims to acknowledge all cultures of African ancestry encouraging a positive image of African heritage and people.
Email: aha@aucegypt.edu
AIESEC AUC has one of the biggest international networks and has been aligning with international direction.
Email: aiesec@aucegypt.edu
Innovators Society is an organization that aims to provide students interested in biomedical engineering and innovation with engagement and connection in the healthcare industry and academia. The organization serves to promote a collaborative environment to advance human health through education, innovation and translation by creating activities where engineering and business students can gain hands-on experience related to medical technology, work on interdisciplinary projects that can solve or improve problems in the medical and healthcare fields and learn how to pitch medical project integrating in the medical, business and academic sectors. The club also collaborates with various departments and participates in international competitions.
The Cairo International Model United Nations is a student-run conference at AUC.
Email: highboard@cimuneg.org
The CEMS Club Cairo is an association of CEMS students at The American University in Cairo (AUC). It is founded on two main pillars: Enriching the students’ experience at AUC and quickly merging international CEMS students with the AUC vibrant environment through organizing a set of events and projects.
The GSA provides and supports a vibrant community for graduate students at the American University in Cairo (AUC) through various outlets, activities, and trips that promote their well-being, success, and overall experience during their time at AUC and beyond. Acting as both a resource and a representative body, the GSA advocates for the interests of the graduate student community. Its mission is to represent all AUC graduate students, foster interaction across departments, and support their academic and personal development, while offering a platform through which their ideas and concerns can be heard and addressed, ultimately strengthening a connected and engaged graduate community.
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Language and Intercultural club aims to create a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment for the AUC community by promoting a positive atmosphere for interfaith and intercultural dialogue. It seeks to celebrate and embrace individuals from diverse cultures, backgrounds, and languages, while encouraging open and respectful conversations about differences. Through building meaningful intercultural dialogue, the initiative works to eliminate stereotypes and discriminatory behaviors, fostering understanding and mutual respect across campus. Additionally, the club conducts internal partnerships to further strengthen collaboration and expand its impact within the AUC community.
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The Student Court is a monitoring body run by and for students. It addresses specific student concerns and comprises annually elected members. The Student Court ensures that the Student Union (SU) and all clubs and organizations abide by the respective independent constitutions, as well as the general university policy. It also makes sure that the SU members and club officers are committed to fulfilling their responsibilities in a transparent and competent manner. The Student Court is also responsible for monitoring the presidential elections, so as to ensure an objective and impartial electoral process.
Email: sjb@aucegypt.edu
AUC Student Senate is the legislative branch of the student government. Its main goal is to represent the student body and sponsor dialogue and understanding between the administration, faculty, and students.
Email: s.senate@aucegypt.edu
Student Union
The AUC Student Union (SU) is a dynamic organization dedicated to representing and empowering students at The American University in Cairo. It advocates for student needs, fosters community spirit and enhances campus life through a range of initiatives and services. Acting as a liaison between students and the administration, the SU voices concerns and works toward solutions that improve the student experience.
The SU also supports student development through its committees. The Academic Affairs Committee enhances students’ academic experiences and career readiness by providing opportunities to develop essential skills for the job market, alongside innovative academic initiatives, competitions and services. The Public Relations Committee fosters student engagement by designing initiatives that reflect student interests, connecting the SU with campus organizations and external universities to enable collaborations. This committee organizes major events, such as the American Student Government Associations (ASGA) conference, promotes social responsibility toward the AUC community and staff, and advances environmental sustainability both internally and externally.
Through its committees, events and initiatives, the SU ensures every student feels heard, valued and connected, creating a supportive and enriching academic and social environment.
- Academic Committee
- Community Engagement Committee
- Events Committee
- Fundraising Committee
- Human Resources Committee
- Marketing Committee
- Public Relations Committee
- Services Committee
- Treasury Committee
- Representative Committee
- Technology and Innovation Committee
Publications
QAF has a vision to empower today’s Egyptian society in grasping modern sciences, and a mission to empower AUC students with access to advances in modern multidisciplinary sciences and equip them with the Arabic gears.
Email: qaf@aucegypt.edu