STUDY IN QATAR
Education City, Qatar
Welcome
It gives me great pleasure to present Study in Qatar at an important time in history, pinpointed by the growing need to shift our perspective on education. We’re fortunate in Qatar that the country believes in the power of knowledge, and the country has always acknowledged the need and the importance of investing in education for a brighter future. The educational landscape in Qatar is unique; our universities are international and diverse, there’s a strong sense of community and our learners are
empowered and provided with the right tools to become the creators of their own futures. Qatar’s intellectual institutions are
the source of cutting-edge research that addresses local, regional and global challenges. As Qatar continues to invest in creating a world-leading knowledge-based economy, we invite you to be part of this journey and to contribute to our mission of ensuring every individual is given the opportunity to flourish and innovate.
Dr Fatima Al-Mohannadi; Director of Scholarships and Capacity Building, Qatar University
EDITORIAL & DESIGN
Maria Pieri Editorial Director
Jo Fletcher- Cross Editor
Becky Redman Art Director
Dean Reynolds Lead Designer
Hannah Doherty
Head of Sub Editors Ben Murray
Lead Sub Editor Daniel Gregory
Production Manager Mathew Jackson Managing Director
Study in Qatar is produced by Qatar
Tourism in partnership
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Contents
04 Map of Qatar 06 Top 10 reasons to study in Qatar 08 Dynamic Doha 10 Student voices
14 Find the right program for you 22 A day in the life 24 What to do when you’re not studying 32 How to...
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