Individualize Your Degree

Students can individualize their programs in many ways, and we encourage them to explore their interests, prepare for their careers, and experience the world.

Academic Advising

At the Qatar campus, students are advised by faculty members in their programs. This unparalleled level of individualized attention helps students make the most of the opportunities available at CMU-Q.

Degree Options

Students can opt for additional majors, dual degrees, minors and concentrations. Many students complete an honors thesis, setting the stage for more in-depth graduate work.

Experiential Learning

Applying knowledge to real-world problems is a specialty of Carnegie Mellon. Students can take summer project courses, pursue independent research projects, and bring their skills together in project-based and capstone courses. Students develop exceptional skills in teamwork, leadership, and interdisciplinary communication.

Micro Courses

Every year, faculty members from Carnegie Mellon’s Pittsburgh campus offer micro courses in a wide range of areas. Students can explore the vast areas of study and research at Carnegie Mellon in small, bite-sized courses.

Minors and Certificates

CMU-Q offers minors and certificates in a variety of fields. While some programs require a minor in a second field of study, students in any major can choose to pursue a minor or certificate.

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Study Abroad

Learning in a new environment expands horizons and provides a deeper context and understanding.

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Education City
Cross Registration

Students can cross-register at the other Education City universities, sampling the wide breadth of disciplines offered by the partner universities.

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Academic Support and
Resources

CMU-Q supports students throughout the learning journey.

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Research Opportunities

Research is part of the fabric of Carnegie Mellon University, and students at the Qatar campus have unparalleled support and opportunities to explore the world of research.