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Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar works closely with the corporate and government sectors of Qatar as part of a commitment to the National Vision 2030 to develop people, society, the economy and environment.

The State of Qatar has made a remarkable commitment to transform itself from a carbon-based to a knowledge-based economy. Central to the country’s development is Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development, established in 1995 to create a new generation of leaders.

To this end, Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar has established a number of strategic partnerships, reaching out to the local community through programs and initiatives.

 

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Partnerships

The CMU-Q campus offers five undergraduate programs in biological science, business administration, computational biology, computer science and information systems. We connect and collaborate with partners in government and industry to bring our expertise to the Qatar community; in return, our partners provide real-world experience, in-depth knowledge and learning and research opportunities.

Programs and initiatives
  • scientific research and strategic studies
  • scholarships
  • internships
  • executive education
  • lectures and panels
  • conferences
  • community service
  • school outreach programs

Our partnerships make the most of each organization’s strengths to support CMU-Q’s goals of teaching, research, and public service.

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For more about strategic partnerships with CMU-Q, contact us at gca@qatar.cmu.edu

Current Partners

Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar signs Memoranda of Understanding with its partners in industry and government to promote learning and research and to provide opportunities for CMU-Q students and graduates. 

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Partner spotlight

Hamad Bin Jassim Charitable Foundation

In 2018, Carnegie Mellon University and Hamad Bin Jassim Charitable Foundation came together to create the Hamad bin Jassim Center for K-12 Computer Science Education. The center aims to help Qatar’s students learn the fundamentals of Computer Science. The center runs two projects in order to achieve this goal; Alice Middle East and Mindcraft.

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