CMU-Q Graduates Plan to Contribute to Qatar’s Development with Their Knowledge, Experience

(MENAFN) The recent graduates of Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar (CMU-Q), a partner university of Qatar Foundation, are eager to use their education and skills to contribute to the country’s development. These graduates aim to apply the experience and knowledge they have gained at Qatar Foundation to make a difference in the country.

Several CMU-Q graduates shared their experiences and aspirations for the future. One of them is Rafay Ur Rehman Khan, who majored in Information Systems (IS). He plans to work in the Middle East region, with Qatar at the top of his list. After spending four years at Qatar Foundation and making countless memories, he believes he can contribute to the country’s growth through research or by helping solve problems for institutions within the country. Khan's journey at CMU-Q and as a member of the Education City community has been special to him.

Khan intends to leverage his technical skills to solve problems for organizations, governments, or companies, even though his major is IS. He aims to enter the consulting industry or work in an organization where he can use data to solve large-scale problems. Vania Ashoorian, another graduate, majored in Biological Sciences. She stated that her education at CMU-Q has equipped her with the necessary research skills that will be invaluable for future graduate studies and her career. She plans to pursue further research opportunities.

The graduates of CMU-Q are excited to leverage their education and skills to help shape the future of Qatar. They aim to contribute to the country's development in various ways, including research, problem-solving, and pursuing further studies. With their passion and determination, these graduates will make significant contributions to Qatar's growth and development.

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