It brought together over 300 global experts in chemistry, materials science, and engineering to discuss urgent environmental challenges and promote sustainable innovation. Supported by Qatar Research, Development and Innovation (QRDI) Council the three-day event was held under the theme “Synergy for Sustainability: Advancing a Greener Future through Chemistry and Engineering.”
This award honors those who consistently demonstrate excellence in education, leadership and service to Texas A&M, embodying the highest standards of achievement.
Texas A&M at Qatar celebrated IEEE Day with a variety of exciting activities, including circuit building competitions, RC racing, and a fun Kahoot quiz. More than 100 students participated, highlighting innovation and hands-on learning in electrical engineering.
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Texas A&M University at Qatar team wins third place in the Chem-E-Car Competition poster contest -
More than 500 engineering students enrolled this fall at Texas A&M at Qatar -
Students receive their Aggie Rings
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72 international students participate in third annual Engineering Summer School Program at Texas A&M at Qatar -
Chemists celebrate 20 years of collaboration between Qatar and Texas campuses -
Education City students enrich professional and technical skills at Texas A&M at Qatar's Engineering Enrichment and Entrepreneurship Program -
Texas A&M at Qatar recognizes student achievements during annual awards ceremony -
GFRC committed to enhancing sustainability in the natural gas ecosystem -
Texas A&M at Qatar graduates 144 engineers
In The Spotlight
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Congratulations to the Texas A&M University at Qatar team on winning third place in the Chem-E-Car Competition poster contest
The team was led by captain Farah Alawyia and included Aiman Ali, Mohamed Mohamed, Dana AbouHassanain (HBKU), Sai Lingampalli (HBKU), Saud AlJaidi, and Aisha Taha, all under the mentorship of Dr. Ghada Salama, advisor to TAMUQ's AIChE chapter.
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More than 500 engineering students enrolled this fall at Texas A&M at Qatar
Read moreMore than 500 engineering students — including 314 Qataris — are enrolled at Texas A&M at Qatar, according to official enrollment data for the fall semester, with approximately 140 engineers on track to graduate in the 2024–2025 academic year.
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More than 80 Aggies completed internships at leading organizations during summer 2024
Internships allow students to get first-hand experience of how a company works on a day-to-day basis.
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70 students receive their Aggie Rings
Read moreTexas A&M University at Qatar recently presented 70 students with their Aggie Rings. Dating back more than 100 years, the Aggie Ring is a tradition that is deep in symbolism and represents the values every Aggie should hold: excellence, integrity, leadership, loyalty, respect and selfless service. Those who have earned the right to wear the Aggie Ring have cleared some of the toughest requirements in the United States for a class ring, making it one of the most treasured items an Aggie possesses.