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“Students who graduate from triple-accredited business schools have access to better opportunities in the global marketplace, graduate education and better global mobility,” said Tarek Selim, Chair of the School of Business .
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Tarek Selim, professor and chair of AUC’s Economics department, suggested that lowering interest rates for investors in the renewable energy sector could also prove effective in the establishment of a renewable energy market in Egypt.
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After winning the national competition, each member was allowed to take the cup home for a while but it will eventually be kept at AUC.
Read MoreDespite the large booths, suits and gifts at AUC’s 2013 Employment Fair, some students did not think the fair was beneficial for finding jobs.
Read MoreIn the economist’s opinion, the US should work on solving its problems since it is considered a rich country with individual wealth of $27 trillion dollars and has the distinct advantage of the “mighty dollar.”
Read MoreBY ROQAYA ZAMZAM Enforcing minimum wages in the private sector in Egypt has sparked debate with regards to its application
Read More“Almost all economic indicators show deterioration with the possible exception of two: labor remittances from abroad and the revenues from the Suez Canal,” Galal Amin, prominent Egyptian economist and emeritus professor at AUC said in a lecture entitled “The Egyptian Economy After Two Revolutions” at AUC last Monday.
Read Moreby: Mahmoud fathi Peddlers, who operate the street vendors, are still considered illegal, even though a 2012 study reported that
Read MoreBy: Salma el Saeed While many students choose to only undertake the responsibility of a job or an internship during
Read Moreby: Salma El Saeed Fifty percent of Egyptian youth have expressed a desire to leave the country in pursuit of
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