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More than 60 CMU-Q alumni members gathered to meet the new dean of Carnegie Mellon Qatar, Michael Trick. The event was also an opportunity for Carnegie Mellon leadership, including interim provost Laurie Weingart, vice president and general counsel Mary Jo…
Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar teams placed first and second at the Al Ruwad Business Case Competition, hosted by College of the North Atlantic-Qatar (CNA-Q). The teams were very close after four rounds of competition, with Faisal Mir, Zain Sadeq,…
Avni Pherwani, a member of the Class of 2018 at CMU-Q, won the 2018 UM-Dearborn Business Idea Pitch Competition at the University of Michigan. She and her teammate, Robert Ervin, a student at University of Michigan, were selected from a…
Annual event, sponsored by al khaliji, encourages students to explore mathematics DOHA, QATAR — Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar (CMU-Q) announced the results of the third annual Pi Day Math Contest. A team of four students from the Delhi Public…
Twenty students from the Carnegie Mellon campuses in Pittsburgh and Qatar participated in this year’s IMPAQT program. IMPAQT, which stands for Initiating Meaningful Pittsburgh and Qatar Ties, is an annual student exchange that takes place during spring break. For many…
More than five hundred students, faculty members, staff members and their families from across Education City came together to celebrate International Night. The event on the EC Green Spine was a collaboration between Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar and Weill…
The research from Carnegie Mellon Qatar played an important role at the Annual Research Conference 2018 (ARC’18), contributing to advances and developments in crucial areas to Qatar. Michael Trick, dean of CMU-Q, presented an overview of the CMU-Q research activities,…
More than one dozen alumni representing seven cohorts and three programs returned to CMU-Q to assist with the 2018 Internal Case Competition. The annual competition for business administration students relies on the expertise and support of graduates to judge, mentor…
Computer science students found themselves in a showdown with their professor, Giselle Reis, at the Google Hash Code programming competition. Student teams entered the competition to test their mettle against coders across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, and instead…
Speaking at Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar, Jason Griffey discussed how Blockchain, the much-hyped technology behind the cryptocurrency Bitcoin, can be adapted to improve the way libraries store information. Griffey is an affiliate fellow at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet…
