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Lisa Kay Davis visited the CMU-Q campus on October 5 to speak about her experiences as social business manager at IBM Watson in New York. Davis graduated from Carnegie Mellon in 2009 with a master’s degree in professional writing. IBM…
DOHA, QATAR – Lansiné Kaba, Thomas M. Kerr Distinguished Career Professor at CMU-Q, spoke on the 2016 US presidential election at an event sponsored by the Diplomatic Institute and CMU-Q. Kaba spoke to an audience of ambassadors and diplomatic staff,…
DOHA, QATAR – Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar (CMU-Q), in collaboration with Qatar Foundation and other Education City universities, hosted the Health and Wellness Fair to introduce the community to the many health resources available in Qatar. The fair emphasized…
First Internship Showcase features students who interned in tech, business, medical and consulting Students at Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar, regardless of program, are exposed to real-world problem sets throughout their education. This summer, 46 students used those practical skills…
Class of 2016 join more than 100,000 Carnegie Mellon alumni worldwide DOHA, QATAR – Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar celebrated its ninth graduation ceremony as 89 graduates received their diplomas in the presence of family, friends, alumni, faculty and Carnegie…
Bruce Krogh, director of Carnegie Mellon University in Rwanda, discussed the development of the electrical power system in Rwanda at a Dean’s Lecture on April 18. Rather than construct a traditional system with unidirectional delivery, he suggested Africans are turning…
Ramayya Krishnan, dean of Heinz College at Carnegie Mellon University, spoke to CMU-Q about how the widespread deployment of sensors and information technology is transforming business and society. Krishnan is the W.W. Cooper and Ruth F. Cooper Professor of Management…
Winning high school team to represent Qatar in global Botball competition DOHA, QATAR – Students from the Lebanese School of Qatar won the 12th Botball Educational Robotics Program, hosted by Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar. The team will represent Qatar…
Despite the radical changes that digital technology has introduced to the practice of photography, Charlee Brodsky stated that the core of what she teaches today is the same as when she began teaching 30 years ago. “Photographs are portals to…
Gary Fedder, vice provost for research at Carnegie Mellon University, delved into the area of advanced manufacturing at a Dean’s Lecture on April 12. Fedder focused on additive manufacturing, which is also known as 3D printing. He described how advancements…
