Eleonora Fernandes serves as an Associate Professor in the Sheikh Hassan Abbas Sharbatly Department of Arab and Islamic Civilizations at The American University in Cairo (AUC), a leading institution for Middle Eastern studies in Egypt. Her academic career spans decades with deep institutional roots at AUC. Educational Background: BA, The American University in Cairo (1966) MA, The American University in Cairo (1976) PhD, Princeton University (1980) Research Expertise: Professor Fernandes specializes in Mamluk-era Islamic history with rigorous focus on: Legal and socioeconomic structures of Mamluk Waqfs (endowments) Social hierarchies and daily life in Mamluk society Urban development patterns in medieval Islamic cities Intersections of religious institutions and urban planning Her work bridges historical analysis with contemporary understanding of Islamic civilization. Professional Recognition: No specific awards or fellowships are documented in the available materials. Mentorship and Research: While her faculty position implies graduate student supervision, no advisees are listed in the source text. Similarly, research grant details remain unspecified despite her specialized focus on Mamluk institutions.
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