Education:
• 1999-2003 o Faculty: Economics and Political Science- English Section o Graduation Year: 2003 o Major: Political Science o Minor : Public Administration. Grade: Very Good With Honors and appointed among the teaching Staff in the Political Science Department- Cairo University. • 2004-2006 completed MA of Political Science, thesis title: "Ethnic Groups Strategies Versus the State- A Case study for the Iraqi Shiites 2003-2005, supervised by Dr. Ali El- Din Hillal, graded with an Excellent degree. • 2009-2010 A Phd non- degree Fulbrighter grantee, Univeristy of California Los Angeles, UCLA. • 2008-2011 Phd degree, thesis title "Copts and their demands between inclusion and exclusion 1991-2008", graded with an Excellent degree. • 2011-2012 lectured ,as an assistant professor, two courses on Arab Political Systems: The age of the Arab Spring and another one on the Egyptian Political System. • 2013-2014 Got the Fulbright Scholar Post Doctoral grant and was affiliated to the UCLA Center for Near Eastern Studies , gave many lectures and seminars about the Egyptian Political system and the Arab Spring at UCLA and other campuses as Texas State University and the University of Waterloo, Canada.

Research Interest:
Minorities in the Middle East Identity Politics Middle Eastern Studies Arab Political Systems

Recent Publications:
Mai Mogib, “Copts in Egypt and their demands between inclusion and exclusion”, Journal of Contemporary Arab affairs, Vol. 5, No. 4, October- December 2012, Routledge: Taylor and Francis Group, PP. 535-555. Mai Mogib, “ Miniorities between State- Society Dynamics in post revolutionary Processes”, Politics and Democracy series, Dictus Publishing, Saarbrucken, Germany, 2014. Ali El Din Hillal, Mai Mogob and Mazen Hassan, “The return of the state:The evolution of the Egyptian Political system after June 30 revolution”, in Arabic, Al- Dar Al-Masryiah Al- Lubnanyiah, Cairo, Egypt, 2015. Mai Mogib, Copts’ Role in recent Egypt 2011- 2013”, in the book titled “Christians in the East”, in Arabic, Al- Mesbar Center for researches and studies, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 2014.