The faculty offers various extra-curricular activities as follows:
League of Arab States
The Model League of Arab States is a distinguished academic and practical activity designed to provide a realistic simulation of the operational mechanisms within the premier Arab organization.
This program offers students the opportunity to assume the roles of Arab diplomats and policymakers, where they undergo rigorous training in the arts of negotiation, resolution drafting, and regional crisis management. The model emphasizes a deep understanding of the political, economic, and social challenges facing the Arab world.
Furthermore, it aims to cultivate students' public speaking and scholarly research skills while instilling the values of joint Arab action. Ultimately, the program seeks to prepare a new generation of qualified young professionals equipped with the strategic vision necessary for careers in diplomatic and international arenas.
African Union
The Model African Union (MAU) is a leading academic and professional training platform designed to empower youth to understand the complexities of the African continent and the decision-making mechanisms of its premier intergovernmental organization.
In this simulation, students assume the roles of heads of state, ministers, and permanent representatives, engaging in vital discussions on the strategic priorities of "Agenda 2063"—ranging from promoting peace and security and achieving economic integration to sustainable development and human rights.
The model effectively hones students' skills in international diplomacy, mediation, and political analysis, while fostering African identity and the spirit of continental solidarity. Ultimately, it prepares them to be future leaders capable of addressing regional and global challenges through a promising African perspective.
European Union
The Model European Union (MEU) is a pioneering academic experience designed to familiarize students with the complex institutional structure and legislative processes of the European Union.
Through this simulation, students assume the roles of Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) or ministers in the Council of the EU, engaging in in-depth political debates on contemporary issues such as economic integration, common security policies, migration, and climate change.
The model focuses on developing diplomatic negotiation skills, the ability to build consensus among diverse national perspectives, and an understanding of how policies affecting the European continent and its international relations are formulated, providing students with a comprehensive insight into the mechanisms of multilateral governance.
Egyptian Parliament
The Model Egyptian Parliament is a pioneering educational and practical experience designed to familiarize students with the legislative and oversight mechanisms within the House of Representatives.
In this simulation, students assume the roles of members of parliament and government representatives, where they train on utilizing various parliamentary tools—ranging from drafting and debating bills to issuing briefs and interpellations.
The model seeks to enhance political awareness among youth, developing their skills in public speaking, logical argumentation, and teamwork. Furthermore, it highlights Egyptian public policy issues, contributing to the preparation of a generation that is conscious of its national responsibilities and qualified to participate effectively in political and civic life.
