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… to Conclude Virtual Graduate Studies Open House 01 Dec 2020 Home Six-day online event connects more than 500 prospective students with HBKU colleges Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) has been holding its annual Graduate Studies Open House … regarding the 2020-2021 academic programs, within an interactive virtual environment.  More than 500 prospective students were able to benefit from this year’s sessions, spanning all of HBKU's 33 multidisciplinary graduate programs across its six colleges.  The Graduate Studies Open House was directed at potential students who had identified a program of interest and would gain from knowing more about course content, study options …

… This may be at the individual level but also at the family, organizational, national, and global level. “As Muslims and students of the world, we are confronted by poverty, inequality, unsustainable practices, lack of peace, injustice, and countless other issues that affect our health, wellbeing, and security. We want to give students exposure to these problems so they are able to map and identify the underlying issues, and afterward, offer … UNIQUE PEDAGOGY The Ethics Co-Lab ran for six days in the final week of January 2019, and saw the participation of 21 students alongside 10 mentors. It was hailed as a unique event for its efforts to foster greater awareness of the SDGs …

… energy and broader sustainability challenges. We look forward to providing excellence in training for qualified graduate students from Qatar and abroad.” For its part, HBKU College of Law (CL) is rolling out two new programs: the LLM in … professor and chair of graduate programs at CL, said: “Our new programs have been carefully designed to empower students with analytical and comparative legal skills needed to understand the diverse legal systems – civil, common and … Sharia – that govern complex events and transactions, both in the region and globally. At the end of the program, our students will be ready to become global leaders in various career paths. With world-class faculty of exceptional depth …

… (TII’s LC) continue virtually. But apart from learning, social distancing has not precluded social connectedness, and students have been part of CHSS’ efforts to strengthen relationships with, among others, the Chinese community.  Thanks … to its teaching resources. The books are a vital part of the immersive cultural learning experience TII is able to offer students unable to move abroad to study the language.  The Mandarin Chinese language program for adults was launched in fall 2014 and for children in fall 2017, and the program has since attracted over 820 students. Immersive classes - delivered online since March 2020 - cover listening, speaking, HSK test preparation, and …

… to Showcase Programs at International Education Fair in Turkey 04 Mar 2019 Home Participation enables prospective students to glean information about its multidisciplinary offerings Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) is to showcase … of Ankara, Istanbul, and Izmir from March 9 – 15, 2019. HBKU will set up booths throughout the event, where prospective students will be able to meet with representatives from HBKU Student Affairs, Office of Enrollment, and faculty members, … Maryam Al-Mannai, vice president for student affairs at HBKU, said: “HBKU is an academic institution that exposes its students to diverse perspectives through its extensive programs. By participating in the upcoming International Education …

… Associate Professor in Constitutional Law at Qatar University, as part of an HBKU Law School initiative that gives its students the opportunity to hear from leading scholars and practitioners working in the legal system in Qatar and the … of the State of Qatar. As an expert on constitutional law and a legal practitioner, Dr. Al-Sayed not only presented the students with his in-depth knowledge of the constitution itself, but also provided the students with a unique understanding of how legal professionals in Qatar currently work with the constitution in their …

… HBKU College of Law Hosts Online Talk About Top LLM Programs 27 Sep 2023 Home Prospective LLM students received insights from Associate Dean for International Studies at Duke University School of Law Entity: College … Associate Professor and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, gave welcome remarks. The audience included prospective LLM students from HBKU as well as the wider Qatari community. The session was dedicated to exploring pathways to top LLM Programs and specifically focused on helping students who aspire to pursue LLM programs in the next few years. Kobelev included advice on navigating scholarship …

… Institute Qatar Computing Research Institute (QCRI) at Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) again gave undergraduate students the chance to receive intensive research and software development training through its Summer Internship Program, which took place online over an eight-week period     .  This year’s program welcomed 58 students from 5 countries, including undergraduates from Qatar University, Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar, Texas A&M University, and College of the North Atlantic at Qatar. Participating students trained in the fields of Arabic language technologies, cyber security, data analytics, social computing, and …

… of institutions—it is the convergence of minds, visions, and a shared commitment to empower the next generation. Students from both universities will work alongside policymakers and practitioners, helping to make international trade and cooperation fairer and more accessible. We often speak of preparing students for the future as though it is something distant. But the future is being shaped today, by those who bring informed and diverse perspectives to real-world challenges. TradeLab helps position our students to be front and center among them.” Excited about the joint initiative, HBKU College of Law Dean Susan L. …

… by Dr. Barry Solaiman, assistant professor at CLPP, the unique module was exclusively available to Juris Doctor (JD) students and comparatively examined health care law and policy in both the United Kingdom (UK) and Qatar. Alongside Dr. … the standpoint of Qatari law and the legal issues in the country. Their first-hand insight enriched the education of students while also providing the foundations for a collaborative platform for health sector professionals to discuss … Reflecting on the course, Professor Clinton Francis, dean of CLPP, said: “This was an ideal experience for CLPP’s students and we were fortunate to be part of a module that is at the cutting-edge of legal education, comprising both the …