Since January, nearly 6,000 school students in Qatar witnessed science and engineering in action during an engaging new educational show presented by Texas A&M at Qatar. Read more ››
Dr. Nayef Alyafei, a Class of 2009 petroleum engineering graduate of Texas A&M University at Qatar, has been named the branch campus’s Alumnus of the Year for 2018. Read more ››
A group of 18 Texas A&M at Qatar recently students spent a week in northern Thailand building houses and refurbishing schools as part of a weeklong service-learning trip that is rooted in the Aggie core value of selfless service and promotes intercultural communication and transformative educational experiences. Read more ››
Texas A&M University at Qatar graduated its 900th engineer 10 May in a ceremony attended by Her Excellency Sheikha Hind bint Hamad Al Thani, Vice Chairperson and CEO of Qatar Foundation. Read more ››
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Al-Hashimi publishes article on flexible electronics
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Texas A&M at Qatar 3D Challenge encourages innovation to solve real-world challenges
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Texas A&M at Qatar recognizes outstanding graduates
In The Spotlight
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Texas A&M at Qatar students first to be named Undergraduate Research Scholars
Read moreTexas A&M University at Qatar electrical engineering seniors Taif Mohamed and Shaikha Al-Qahtani (pictured here presenting their senior design project earlier this spring) are the first Qatar students to be named Undergraduate Research Scholars at Texas A&M University’s main campus in the United States.
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Texas A&M at Qatar STEM program teaches high school students about forensic technologies
Read MoreHigh school students who participated in Engineering Heroes: Qatar Special Investigators concluded the weeklong STEM enrichment program by using the forensic knowledge they gained to investigate a mock crime. Engineering Heroes: QSI was organized by Texas A&M at Qatar and sponsored by Oxy Qatar.
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Texas A&M at Qatar conference focuses on new materials and technologies to improve roads
Read MoreAbout 175 local, regional and international experts and practitioners in the area of design and construction of sustainable pavement systems gathered in Doha for the Advances in Materials and Pavement Prediction (AM3P) conference. The AM3P conference offered a unique international forum for exchanging ideas regarding various approaches to predict pavement performance.
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Texas A&M at Qatar's sixth annual Ethics Week asks tough questions about professional ethics
Read MoreTexas A&M at Qatar recently hosted the 2018 IEEE International Conference on Compatibility, Power Electronics and Power Engineering, which brought about 125 experts and practitioners in power electronics and the smart grid to Doha to discuss power electronics and renewable energy resources integration and explored the viability of these advanced technologies.