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In CMU News, Friday, January 20, 2017 By Kelly Saavedra Carnegie Mellon University’s Dudley Reynolds will lead policymakers and industry professionals at a February summit in Athens, Greece, to discuss the future of teaching English to speakers of other languages. Reynolds,…
In Cornell Tech News & Views, January 9, 2017 Hannah Xue doesn’t know how to drive. So when Xue, an engineer with a background in psychology, began pursuing the Technion-Cornell Dual Master’s Degrees in Connective Media last year, she never…
CMU-Q welcomed 42 high school students from 16 local schools to Young Entrepreneurs on January 21, 2017, a new outreach workshop for young people who are interested in starting businesses. Led by George White and Tom Emerson, both distinguished career…
CMU-Q alumna Fatima Al-Emadi was recognized with a gold medal Education Excellence Award, patronized by the Emir His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani and awarded by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education. She was the only student…
by Zeinab Ibrahim, teaching professor, Arabic Studies, CMU-Q The Arabic language is thriving and will continue to grow, with more than 370 million speakers worldwide. Arabic has shaped our identity and will remain deeply rooted in our culture due to its…
To celebrate Qatar National Day, Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar (CMU-Q) hosted an activity area featuring Alice Middle East at Darb Al-Saai. In collaboration with Qatar Foundation, CMU-Q featured four interactive stations showcasing elements of Alice Middle East. Alice Middle…
In Gulf-Times, December 12, 2016 Maryam Al-Semaitt, a Qatari entrepreneur and alumna of Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar (CMU-Q), has set up a new company, Makery, bringing the world of service design to the local market in Qatar. The start-up…
CMU-Q showcased its Securities Market Analysis Research and Training Lab (Q-SmartLab) at the Euromoney Qatar Conference for the second year in a row. Euromoney, co-hosted by Qatar Central Bank, is a forum for Qatar’s business and government leaders to learn…
The rapid pace of the growth of Islamic banking in Qatar (and the region) requires a new generation of Islamic finance experts Published in Entrepreneur Qatar, November 2016 by John O’Brien, associate dean, CMU-Q With the growth of new economies and…
Andrew Moore, dean of the School of Computer Science at CMU, sat down with CMU-Q students to share his view on the importance of computer science education. The lunchtime event was part of the Computer Science program’s Bits & Bites…
