Qatar University College of Engineering (QU-CENG) and Boeing have announced continuity of partnership in the field of education, through several initiatives that will benefit academic programes and support students.
QU president Dr Hassan bin Rashid al-Derham said: "This co-operation comes as a part of QU’s partnerships with world-leading institutions in various scientific and technological fields with the aim of enriching the experience of students”.
“This will help prepare a capable Qatari generation who can respond to the future’s scientific challenges with confidence and competence,” he added.
Kuljit Ghata-Aura, president of Boeing Middle East, Turkey and Africa (META), said: “Our strong partnership with QU-CENG reflects our commitment to advancing STEM education for the future leaders of Qatar’s expanding aerospace sector. We are proud that through our support, students will have access to new programmes and tools and thank QU-CENG’s leadership for their continued support and engagement.”
QU-CENG dean Dr Khaled Kamal Naji, said: "Boeing constantly supports QU-CENG programmes and provides initiatives aimed at developing students' knowledge and skills, to get students aware of the most prominent findings of modern technologies."
“Boeing supported QU-CENG awareness programme for STEM high secondary school students who are expected to join QU, in addition to multidisciplinary student projects, including the ongoing Drones: Theory and Application project.
"Science, mathematics and engineering programmes are among the main fields that QU-CENG is developing, in co-operation with many institutions concerned and in partnership with actors in this field, in an effort to provide different qualitative outputs".
“This will help prepare a capable Qatari generation who can respond to the future’s scientific challenges with confidence and competence,” he added.
Kuljit Ghata-Aura, president of Boeing Middle East, Turkey and Africa (META), said: “Our strong partnership with QU-CENG reflects our commitment to advancing STEM education for the future leaders of Qatar’s expanding aerospace sector. We are proud that through our support, students will have access to new programmes and tools and thank QU-CENG’s leadership for their continued support and engagement.”
QU-CENG dean Dr Khaled Kamal Naji, said: "Boeing constantly supports QU-CENG programmes and provides initiatives aimed at developing students' knowledge and skills, to get students aware of the most prominent findings of modern technologies."
“Boeing supported QU-CENG awareness programme for STEM high secondary school students who are expected to join QU, in addition to multidisciplinary student projects, including the ongoing Drones: Theory and Application project.
"Science, mathematics and engineering programmes are among the main fields that QU-CENG is developing, in co-operation with many institutions concerned and in partnership with actors in this field, in an effort to provide different qualitative outputs".
