College of Science and Engineering (CSE) | HBKU

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Symposium participants

HBKU Co-Hosts the 14th Materials Science and Engineering Symposium (MSES-2025)

17 Apr 2025
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Participants at Healthcare 5.0 Symposium

CSE Organizes Healthcare 5.0 Symposium

16 Apr 2025
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The workshop witnessed fruitful discussions between participants and lecturers.

CSE and AMPP Highlight Careers in Corrosion

24 Mar 2025
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Engineering Information Day participants

HBKU Organizes Engineering Information Day for Qatari Students

12 Mar 2025
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Read about the significance of Qatar's newly-launched Awqaf Index

Qatar’s ‘Awqaf Index’: Revitalizing Islamic Endowments for a Sustainable Future

11 Mar 2025
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Participants in first IGAB meeting

HBKU’s College of Science and Engineering Organizes First Industry and Government Advisory Board Meeting

27 Feb 2025
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Dr. Saif Al-Kuwari, Director, CSE’s Qatar Center for Quantum Computing, welcomes attendees to Quantum.Tech in Doha.

HBKU and Quantum.Tech Bring Major Quantum Event to the Middle East for the First Time

22 Jan 2025
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Workshop participants

OVPR Convenes Global Experts for Quantum Computing Workshop

13 Jan 2025
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Thought leaders convene at the 36th International Conference on Microelectronics to engage in conversations about wider contexts affecting the microelectronics industry.

HBKU, IEEE Co-Host The 36th International Conference on Microelectronics

07 Jan 2025
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Committed to supporting the country’s endeavors in the fields of science, engineering, and technology.

Dr. Mounir Hamdi

Founding Dean of the College of Science and Engineering

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Testimonials

My supervisor supported me throughout my PhD journey at HBKU. The knowledge I gained during my graduate studies has pushed me one step closer to becoming an expert in my field, and has allowed me to explore cutting-edge solutions to computer engineering challenges in Qatar.

Jaber Sadiqe Al-Khori

PhD Student

Studying at HBKU has benefitted me tremendously as there are no disciplinary boundaries. We were able to explore the fields that are closest to our strengths and interests, which is great because we have come to a point in the global society where our challenges are not physics, chemistry, and math anymore; these are climate change, clean water, and food security. The disciplines are changing, and we have to think broadly. And that's what HBKU enables its students to do.

Waqas Nawaz

PhD Student

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