Two workshops will be hosted by the CMU-Q Computing Hub. The workshops focus on professional development for educators to learn to teach computer science to students. Each workshop takes place over the course of 5 days, 2 hours per day. Both workshops will take place online. Workshop 1: How to teach computer science using... View Article
Orientation is a mandatory program for incoming first-year students that is a dynamic and engaging experience that introduces you to the expectations, culture, and traditions of Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar. Through meaningful one-on-one relationships with upper-class student mentors and connections with university resources, we introduce you to our inclusive and caring community.
Qatar Foundation would like to invite you to join a ‘Check-in with our Leaders’ virtual session, which will focus on education and the future of e-learning. Her Excellency Sheikha Hind bint Hamad Al Thani, Vice Chairperson and Chief Executive Officer of Qatar Foundation, and a panel of expert speakers will discuss the rapid evolution of the education sector as a... View Article
A parent and family virtual information session will take place on the last day of Orientation to learn more about Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar and what your student can expect during the upcoming academic year. A special focus will be placed on the hybrid teaching model planned for Fall 2020 as well as the... View Article
Convocation is a long-standing university tradition that is held on or before the first day of classes of the fall semester. It is the official start of the academic year, and the welcoming of the incoming class to Carnegie Mellon University. Following Carnegie Mellon Qatar’s long standing tradition, the Class of 2023 is presented with... View Article
Semester classes begin
As part of virtual micro courses that will be taking place throughout the semester, Carnegie Mellon faculty will be giving virtual lectures open to the CMU-Q community. Jonathan Chapman, Professor,... View Article
As part of virtual micro courses that will be taking place throughout the semester, Carnegie Mellon faculty will be giving virtual lectures open to the CMU-Q community. Peter Boatwright, Professor,... View Article
The Carnegie Mellon Alumni Association welcomes the Class of 2020 to the alumni community, joining over 900 alums and a network of 109,000 alums worldwide. By invitation only.
As part of virtual micro courses that will be taking place throughout the semester, Carnegie Mellon faculty will be giving virtual lectures open to the CMU-Q community. Dylan Vitone, Associate... View Article
CMU TEME is hosting their Speaker Series on September 23 from 6:00-7:00 p.m. featuring CMU alum Mohammed Mahfoudh (TPR'07), who is a partner at DECA4 Blockchain Advisory. He will be speaking on Blockchain and Toeknization. The event is an invite only and open to CMU alumni/students
Learn more about the 5 different areas of study at Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar. For the first time, you will be able to explore all 5 programs in an online setting. Learn more about how to to attend!
As part of virtual micro courses that will be taking place throughout the semester, Carnegie Mellon faculty will be giving virtual lectures open to the CMU-Q community. Ramesh Krishnamurti, Professor,... View Article
No classes will take place.
The CMU-Q Computing Hub will offer a free workshop to all students in Qatar. The workshop, titled "Where to start in game development" will be hosted by Mohammed Al-Jawaheri. About the workshop: What do you need to know about 3D Game Development? Social Gaming? How to choose between programming tools and game engines? This workshop... View Article
The Leaders in Information Systems student club is pleased to welcome Dr. Kid Supachai Parchariyanon, Co-Founder and CEO of RISE Corporate Innovation Powerhouse, Thailand, to their first lecture of the semester. In 2016, Dr. Kid Supachai Parchariyanon founded RISE - Corporate Innovation Powerhouse to work with over 400+ large conglomerates and governments in Southeast Asia... View Article
Jeria Quesenberry, Teaching Professor of Information Systems and the Associate Dean of Faculty in the Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences at Carnegie Mellon University, will be the first speaker in the Distinguished IS Lecture series. She will be discussing "Cracking the Digital Ceiling: Women in computing around the world". Click here to attend!... View Article
As part of virtual micro courses that will be taking place throughout the semester, Carnegie Mellon faculty will be giving virtual lectures open to the CMU-Q community. Ignacio Arana, Assistant Teaching Professor at the Institute for Politics and Strategy at Carnegie Mellon University will be speaking on, “Challenges to Study the Politics of the Arabian... View Article
An entrepreneur is someone who has an idea, builds up their ideas, blazes trails, and changes the world. Emerging Entrepreneurs is for high school students who are interested in the Business Administration Program at CMU-Q. As a participant, you will be immersed in an accelerated start-up incubator and leave knowing more about entrepreneurship and the... View Article
The CMU-Q Computing Hub will offer a free workshop to all students in Qatar. The workshop, titled “How to make a multiplayer game” will be hosted by Mohamed Mahgoub, Co-founder and Game Developer at 4Knights Entertainment. About the workshop: The workshop will explain what Couch Multiplayer (CM) games are and the reasons for either making... View Article
As part of virtual micro courses that will be taking place throughout the semester, Carnegie Mellon faculty will be giving virtual lectures open to the CMU-Q community. DJ Brasier, Associate Teaching Professor and Assistant Department Head for Graduate Affairs in Biological Sciences at Carnegie Mellon University will be speaking on, “What is the optimal distribution of... View Article
As part of virtual micro courses that will be taking place throughout the semester, Carnegie Mellon faculty will be giving virtual lectures open to the CMU-Q community. Colin Clarke, Assistant Teaching Professor at the Institute for Politics and Strategy at Carnegie Mellon University will be speaking on, “Seeking stability in a turbulent Middle East”. Abstract: So... View Article
As part of virtual micro courses that will be taking place throughout the semester, Carnegie Mellon faculty will be giving virtual lectures open to the CMU-Q community. Mayank Goel, Assistant Teaching Professor at the Institute for Software Research, School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University will be speaking on, “Recognized User's Actions and Physiology for... View Article
Join the entire CMU-Q campus community for a break from business as usual. This year's theme centers around the power of rest. The day is designed to bring together students, faculty and staff to take a break from business as usual and to connect, reflect, restore and have fun.
Learn about Information Systems at Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar. The virtual workshop will introduce you to information systems, the faculty and more information about how to apply to Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar. You'll learn more about: Innovation and startups Sustainability Consulting real clients Information systems security Register to participate!
The CMU-Q Computing Hub will offer a free workshop to all students in Qatar. The workshop, titled “How to manage a game development team” will be hosted by Tony Davis, Producer and Game Designer at Boomzap Entertainment. About the workshop: While it is richer of an experience developing a game as a team, it can... View Article
As part of virtual micro courses that will be taking place throughout the semester, Carnegie Mellon faculty will be giving virtual lectures open to the CMU-Q community. Peter Scupelli, Associate Professor, Design at Carnegie Mellon University will be speaking on, “Teaching to Dexign Futures: A vision for a blended learning pedagogy to be deployed at scale”. ... View Article
The Biotechnology Explorer Program teaches you how bioinformatics coupled with molecular genetics can be used to combat global pandemics. More specifically, you will acquire firsthand experience in computational approaches to determine the origin of outbreaks of SARS-CoV, MERS-CoV, and SARS-COV-2 and more importantly, to design potential vaccines against COVID-19. If you’re interested in science and innovation,... View Article
About the lecture: The new way of working is remote; working from home (WFH) has become the rule and is no longer the exception. Managers are faced with unique challenges to manage their teams in remote contexts. Establishing connections among team members and creating conditions for team performance have become increasingly complex. This session will... View Article
Last day of classes for the Fall 2020 semester.
