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DOHA, QATAR – Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar held the region’s inaugural ‘Alice Middle East’ programming competition, hosting 148 students from nine independent and international schools in Qatar. To showcase the success of the Alice Middle East program, CMU-Q held…
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…
Students showcase research projects at university’s annual research symposium DOHA, QATAR – A research project demonstrating how bacteria found in Qatar’s sand can be used to purify water won the Best Project award at the 10th annual Meeting of the…
The College Honors presentations took place on April 28, 2016, with seniors presenting their research findings at the day-long event. In the Class of 2016, 11 students will graduate with College Honors. College Honors are awarded to students who complete…
CMU-Q celebrated the hard work, dedication to community and academic achievement of members of the Class of 2016 at a ceremony and lunch on April 28, 2016. Thirty-one students were recognized for academic awards, including those who have earned College…
Vodafone Qatar, in collaboration with its knowledge partner Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar (CMU-Q), brought together peers and experts in corporate social responsibility and sustainability to debate the critical role of a well-defined corporate purpose and solid business ethics in…
Marhaba Tartans hosted over 100 admitted students and their parents for an evening of introductions and information. The annual event, held on April 21, is an opportunity for the CMU-Q community to welcome and congratulate newly-accepted students, and to answer…
Leading library scholars from around the world convened in Education City on April 3 and 4 for the Research-Based Practice in Libraries Summit. The event, which was sponsored through Qatar National Research Fund (QNRF), featured presentations and workshops on publishing…
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…
