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Dr. Edward Brothers, professor of chemistry in the Science Program, has been elected a Fellow of the UK Royal Society of Chemistry.

Texas A&M at Qatar recently presented 50 students with their Aggie Rings during an in-person ceremony in Education City.

Melak Helali, a chemical engineering graduate student, won third place in the Best Representative Image of an Outcome (BRIO) competition held by Qatar National Research Fund (QNRF).

A new program offered through Texas A&M at Qatar offers high-achieving, driven students a chance to earn a Ph.D. in engineering from a world-class university while focusing their research — and their careers — on areas of economic importance to the State of Qatar.

Dr. Eyad Masad has been chosen to deliver the 2022 Carl L. Monismith Lecture by the Board of Governors of the Geo-Institute, part of the American Society of Civil Engineers.

More than 100 Aggie engineers from the Classes of 2020 and 2021 at Texas A&M at Qatar finally celebrated their graduation with an in-person ceremony held at the Qatar National Convention Centre.

Senior petroleum engineering students Abdallah El-Zamli and Saly Mohamed were invited by the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF) to participate in the first GECF Youth Panel Workshop.

STEM experts Dr. Mohamed Gharib and Tala Katbeh from the Office of Advancement have received the Francisco José de Caldas Award for Sustainable Excellence for mentoring Team Qatar and Team Afghanistan in the 2021 FIRST Global Challenge.

Microsoft and Texas A&M University at Qatar have signed a Memorandum of Understanding that aims to empower students and provide them with the tools and experiences necessary to drive innovation and succeed in the workforce.

Dr. Sheela Athreya, an Associate Professor of Anthropology in the Liberal Arts Program, has been named a 2021 Presidential Impact Fellow by Texas A&M University.