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… mosques and Ministries of Awqaf), as well as in non-governmental organizations (NGOs). With the increasing interest in Qatar, the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region, and the broader Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, this … the integration of Islamic spirituality and applications of Islamic psychology across mental health care settings within Qatar and the Muslim world. Given the increasing growth and interest in Islamic psychology, this symposium will allow … unique needs of our communities. We have launched the MA program in Counseling Psychology at HBKU to serve the people of Qatar and the global community by both educating a new generation of professional mental health practitioners and …

… to complement robust portfolio of academic offerings at the university Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU), a member of Qatar Foundation, announced the official launch of eight unique graduate degrees across all six of its colleges. The … across a variety of disciplines and fields. The PhD in Humanities and Social Sciences is the first degree of its kind in Qatar, and one of the few in the world providing students with the philosophical and technical grounding to  design and … Sport and Entertainment Management is identified as the first master’s degree in sports and entertainment management in Qatar and one of a few in the MENA region. The program trains and prepares students for management and leadership roles …

… research and build on academic partnerships during SPIEF Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) will play a key role in Qatar’s participation at the 24th St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) 2021 in Russia from June 2-5, … HBKU president, faculty, senior management, and graduate students, will join the official delegation representing Qatar, the guest country of this year’s SPIEF. As a member of Qatar Foundation (QF), with a mandate to build and cultivate human capacity, HBKU will showcase its multidisciplinary …

… and inspire them to pursue continuous learning. The university also drew from the collective expertise of the Qatar Foundation (QF) Education City ecosystem to ensure the curriculum captured best practices across a variety of … Academy of Management, said: “This strategic partnership exemplifies the close relations that exist between Oman and Qatar. Our collaboration with HBKU combines the expertise of leaders from both countries in order to bolster Oman’s human … directly support Oman’s human development efforts. We are committed to facilitating expertise and building capacity in Qatar and throughout the region by preparing future leaders to shape novel solutions that make a positive impact …

… People Biography Home Eman W. Abdelsalam PhD Student Email eabdelsalam@hbku.edu.qa Eman W. Abdelsalam PhD Student Entity Qatar Biomedical Research Institute Division Diabetes Research Center Biography Ms. Eman W. Abdelsalam is a PhD student … She obtained her Master 's and Bachelor's degrees in Microbiology from Benha University in Egypt. In 2014, Eman joined Qatar University as a Research Assistant at the College of Arts and Science (CAS), where she was involved in projects … W. Abdelsalam was also involved in a project focused on the isolation of natural products from medicinal plants used in Qatari traditional medicine and the determination of their antimicrobial, antioxidant and anticancer properties. In 2017, …

… taste of academic life at a special Graduate Open House held by Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU).   HBKU, a member of Qatar Foundation for Education, Science, and Community Development, is opening its doors to welcome those interested in … Science and Engineering’s emphasis on close collaboration with the University’s three prestigious research institutes: Qatar Biomedical Research Institute (QBRI), Qatar Computing Research Institute (QCRI), and Qatar Environment and Energy Research Institute (QEERI).   Dr. Khaled Ben …

… (ICT) solutions provider, eight HBKU students secured prestigious internship positions across a number of Huawei Qatar business units this summer. Derived from the University’s four guiding pillars – Excellence, People, Innovation and … professional development opportunities to its students. As such, working with their University’s partners in Huawei Qatar, students from the College of Science and Engineering gained valuable insights into various operations, such as the Enterprise Division as well as the telecommunications section. Each of these divisions within Huawei Qatar is tasked with the execution of a unique set of ICT responsibilities on behalf of its customers, clients and …

… landscape and its position on the global stage - from the five African nations participating in the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022TM to Egypt’s joint bid with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Greece for the 2030 FIFA World Cup.  Opening the … FIFA World Cup. It was moderated by Dr. Gerard Akindes, Sports Management Adjunct Faculty at Northwestern University in Qatar and New York University (NYU), and featured Dr. Mitchell Obi, President, AIPS Africa, Dr. Luxolo September, Head of … Science in Sport and Entertainment Management, CSE, and Counsellor Hossam Abdul-Ela, Head of the Ahly Fans Association, Qatar.  The second panel, “Aspiring Projects: AI Reshaping the Future of Football”, highlighted two promising artificial …

… Mar 2025 Home Golf lessons and a legal forum engage students and faculty The College of Law held two events as part of Qatar National Sports Day: golf lessons at the Education City Golf Club (ECGC) organized by the student-run HBKU College … and a legal forum, featuring Dr. Ahmed Khellil Abbassi, Executive Director of Competitions and Football Development, Qatar Stars League (QSL), examining the role of anti-corruption law in sport. The introduction to golf session was the … joined my colleagues of the faculty to offer a perspective on anti-corruption in sport given his background in the Qatar Stars League and we are grateful to ECGC Golf Club, Mr. Clerkin in particular, for introducing golf to our …

… for public health and healthcare services. Measures taken by the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) to keep people safe in Qatar are exemplary and have been praised by the World Health Organization (WHO). Below we describe why extra care is … amount of effort over the past decades gaining insight into how the immune system functions in cancer patients. At Qatar Biomedical Research Institute (QBRI), part of the Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU), we aim to better understand the molecular mechanisms of cancer with a special focus on patients in Qatar and the wider region. Doing so will help us to identify changes that occur in the immune response of patients and …