A career path with Qatar Foundation provides many benefits. Foremost, its diverse range of businesses makes us the employer of choice for those seeking a challenging and rewarding career. Employees have the opportunity to become part of an organization that is expanding rapidly on a daily basis, providing endless learning opportunities within a state-of-the-art working environment.
The diversity of Qatar Foundation's business structure ranges from educational institutes such as Qatar Academy and Carnegie Mellon, to community development centers such as Reach Out to Asia and the Qatar Diabetic Association. This provides staff with the opportunity to experience a diverse and enriching working environment, with endless possibilities for career change or promotion within and across Qatar Foundation structure.
What kind of universities will be coming next to Education City? From which countries and in what fields?
Education City’s goal is to provide world-class university opportunities in Qatar. The six campuses at Education City are campuses of some of the most prestigious universities in the United States offering degrees across major study areas. Qatar Foundation plans to expand the options for students wishing to study at Education City by continue to partner with high-quality institutions. All new university partnerships and expansion news will be posted on our news and events section.
How many students are enrolled in Education City universities? What is the nationality and gender breakdown?
As of academic year 2007-2008, there were a total of 1124 students 51% Qatari and 49% international. The gender breakdown of the students is 60% female, 40% male. The students studying at Education City come from wide ranging backgrounds from USA, UK, Australia, France, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Palestine, Egypt, India, Iran, Turkey and Korea.