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General Electric’s Paul A. McElhinney visited the CMU-Q campus to offer guidance and advice to students as they embark on their careers. McElhinney spoke about his own career trajectory, as well as the qualities that students will need to become…
Sanjeet Sahni, a business administration senior, and Avni Pherwani, a junior in information systems, were part of the team that made it to the finals of Hack-A-Startup at Carnegie Mellon University. Sahni and Pherwani are spending the semester in Pittsburgh…
Mohammed Nurul Hoque, who received the highest mark in the world in the IGCSE math exam, has joined the Computer Science program at CMU-Q as a freshman. Nurul Hoque also earned the highest A-level math result in Qatar, and perfect…
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…
A startup created by CMU-Q alumni Sabih Bin Wasi, Rukhsar Neyaz Khan and Jiyda Moussa has been accepted into Alchemist Accelerator, one of the best startup training programs in Silicon Valley. The three graduates developed Metis, an app to help…
The momentum continues for CMU-Q alumni Haris Aghadi and Abdulla AlKhenji, who won first place in the Startup Demo Competition at Arabnet Kuwait on October 5. Aghadi and AlKhenji are the founders of Meddy, an online application that connects doctors…
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…
CMU-Q alumni offer users chance to select doctor’s language DOHA, QATAR – Meddy, Qatar’s largest online healthcare platform, is now available in Arabic, reflecting a growing local demand for Arabic-speaking doctors. The website, which allows users to find doctors and…
CMU-Q alumni offer users chance to select doctor’s language DOHA, QATAR – Meddy, Qatar’s largest online healthcare platform, is now available in Arabic, reflecting a growing local demand for Arabic-speaking doctors. The website, which allows users to find doctors and…
A team of CMU-Q graduates from the Information Systems program at Carnegie Mellon Qatar won Tech Startup of the Year at the Qatar IT Business Awards, 2016. Haris Aghadi, Abdulla AlKhenji and Noshin Nisa are the creators of Meddy, an…
