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Texas A&M at Qatar emphasizes development of students’ leadership and civics skills because they are important supplements to students’ in-class learning. Students must be prepared to work in groups and on teams as they will in their careers as practicing engineers, so the University cultivates students’ patience, respect and cooperation with others. When employers see this kind of co-curricular participation on a student’s CV, they know the applicant has organizational skills and real-world experience in management and finance.

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Texas A&M at Qatar publishes 2007-2008 annual report

Texas A&M at Qatar this week published its annual report for the 2007-2008 academic year. The 60-page document includes reports on all aspects of the University’s operations and it highlights major accomplishments by faculty, staff and students.