MEP

MEP may refer to:

Organisations / Politics

• Member of the European Parliament, an elected politician in the European Union
• Model European Parliament, a simulation of the European Parliament for students
• Model European Parliament, a part of the Model European Communities Project
• Missions étrangères de Paris, a French Catholic missionary organization
• Movimiento Electoral del Pueblo, (People's Electoral Movement), a left-wing political party of Venezuela
• Movimento Esperança Portugal (Hope for Portugal Movement), a minor political party in Portugal
• Mission Essential Personnel, a defense contractor in Columbus, Ohio specializing in linguistic and role-playing personnel
• Maison européenne de la photographie, a photography centre in Paris

Industry / Technology

• Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing, a part of the building design industry
• Mean effective pressure, of internal combustion engines
• Media-embedded processor (MeP), a CPU design from Toshiba Semiconductor
• Manufacturing Extension Partnership, a NIST program that provides business and technical assistance to manufacturers
• Message exchange pattern, a communications protocol concept
• Multi-engine piston, a pilot's rating class

Science

• Melanophlogite, a zeolite-like polymorph of silica (SiO₂).
• Mars Exploration Program, a NASA program for the exploration of Mars
• Motor evoked potentials, action potentials generated through direct stimulation of the cerebral motor cortex

Others

• Medicines, Ethics and Practice, a handbook published by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain addressing legal and ethical concerns in Pharmacy Practice in the United Kingdom.
• Meopham railway station, England, station code MEP
• MEP, an unidentifiable mammalian creature found in the Odd Todd cartoon series & website.
• Multi Editor Project, a video project worked on by several editors
• Miki Egy Pöcs

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