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Engineering Tomorrow

In 2003, Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas, opened a branch campus in the Middle Eastern country of Qatar. The campus is part of Education City, a consortium of educational and research institutions hosted by Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development. Texas A&M University at Qatar (TAMUQ) offers four undergraduate engineering programs at the Education City campus: Electrical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Petroleum Engineering.

In 2007, the 55,000 square meter (595,000 sq ft) Texas A&M Engineering Building in Education City was completed. TAMUQ will establish a research program and offer graduate engineering programs. In addition to the world-renowned academic program, TAMUQ has established itself as a partner in research and development with local industry and universities.

Texas A&M at Qatar convenes chemistry conference

Dr. Krzysztof Matyjaszewski discussed atom transfer radical polymerization and its applications Wednesday, 9 Jan., in his keynote talk at the Qatar Fertiliser Company-Texas A&M University at Qatar Chemistry Conference at Education City. Read more.

Texas A&M at Qatar recognizes its first graduates

Texas A&M University at Qatar on 17 Dec. honored Hessa Al-Missned and Aisha Al-Wadaani at a graduation recognition celebration. Al-Missned and Al-Wadaani are the first graduates from Texas A&M at Qatar since the University opened its branch campus in Doha in 2003. Read more.

Funds will expand educational opportunities for engineering students

Texas A&M University at Qatar (TAMUQ) officials on 5 Dec. honored representatives from ConocoPhillips for the company's QR250,000 donation to scholarship funds for engineering students at the University. Read more.