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Fatima Amir graduated in 2016 from the Biological Sciences Program, and went on to pursue her master’s degree in genetic counseling at the University of Cincinnati. Today she works as a cancer genetics counselor at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in…
Mohammed Al-Qassabi was awarded the gold medal in the individual category at the Doha Oasis for Innovation, organized as part of the Doha Organization Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Youth Capital 2019 activities. An information systems sophomore at CMU-Q, Al-Qassabi’s project is…
Asma Al-Kuwari is an entrepreneur who has also worked at Ooredoo and the Qatar National Tourism Council. She returns to CMU-Q often to mentor students and share her career experiences. Al-Kuwari is part of the Class of 2011 with a…
Molly Wright Steenson visited CMU-Q to teach a micro course on artificial intelligence and society. Steenson shared with CMU-Q News why students should think about the broader ethical questions of AI. Artificial intelligence seems to be a topic that’s on…
New ‘micro courses’ introduce wide variety of topics, new ideas Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar (CMU-Q) has introduced micro courses, a new option for students to learn about a wide variety of topics that will complement their required coursework. The…
Zaid Haque, a 2012 graduate from the Information Systems Program, has built a career in the field of technology and design. Now living near Seattle, Washington, he visits Qatar regularly and maintains a strong connection to his former classmates. …
CMU-Q’s computer science graduates Sabih bin Wasi and Rukhsar Neyaz were included on the 2020 Forbes “30 under 30” list for the US and Canada. Along with alumna Jiyda Moussa, Bin Wasi and Rukhsar are the founders of Stellic, a startup…
Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar (CMU-Q) is leading a new research team that will create an interactive linguistic map of Qatari dialect. Zeinab Ibrahim, teaching professor of Arabic studies, is the lead principal investigator on the project that just received…
Interdisciplinary project earns Bronze Achievement at iGEM 2019 A student team from Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar (CMU-Q) created a fast, inexpensive method to test for carriers of genetic diseases like sickle cell anemia and cystic fibrosis. The team presented…
Reynolds’ report on language policy, prepared for the WISE 2019 summit, urges educators to promote and support competency in multiple languages Dudley Reynolds, a teaching professor of English at Carnegie Mellon University of Qatar (CMU-Q), calls on education systems around…
