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More than 60 secondary students experience innovative fields and career paths at 10th annual Summer College Preview Program DOHA, QATAR – More than sixty secondary school students from across Qatar explored career paths in business, science and technology at the annual…
Michael Trick, the Harry B. and James H. Higgins Professor of Operations Research at Carnegie Mellon University’s Tepper School of Business, has been appointed dean of Carnegie Mellon in Qatar, effective Sept. 1. Trick, a Tepper School of Business faculty…
When Hashim Moosavi started university as a freshman in computer science, he never imagined he would build a career around the patient experience in a pediatric hospital. “I was very involved with the tech community in Qatar,” says Moosavi, who…
In New York Times, July 22, 2017 By Steven Kurutz PITTSBURGH — In 2015, Monocle magazine, a favorite read of the global hipsterati, published an enthusiastic report on Lawrenceville, the former blue-collar neighborhood here filled with cafes, hyped restaurants and brick rowhouses…
Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar graduate Sabih Bin Wasi and his cohorts launched an interactive app that helps students plan their course load. By Corinne Lestch, Edscoop.com, June 8, 2017 A new college planning app has been built by entrepreneurs…
Qatar National Research Fund supports projects on computer science education, breast cancer diagnosis, water quality, and marine environmental monitoring DOHA, QATAR – Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar (CMU-Q) has been awarded four National Priorities Research Program (NPRP) grants by the…
In Qatar Tribune, June 15, 2017 By Dudley Reynolds Visiting one of many new shopping malls opening around the country, you can get a glimpse of Qatar’s future. You will find the latest technologies that are already shaping how we…
In Qatar Tribune, May 31, 2017 Three Carnegie Mellon University graduates, including two from the Qatar campus, have created a startup that could revolutionise the way engineering and manufacturing firms do business. The brainchild of CMU-Q graduates Naassih Gopee and…
In CMU News, Wednesday, May 31, 2017 By Jennie Dorris The winning team, from Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar, found characteristic that could point to a gene associated with autism in mice A team of students and recent graduates of…
CMU-Q News editor’s note: Four CMU-Q students in the Information Systems Program designed QCS Application as their junior project. These students are Latifa Al-Thani, Noor Al-Athba Al-Marri, Manisha Dareddy and Avni Pherwani. In Qatar Tribune, April 27, 2017 Qatar Cancer Society (QCS)…
