Young children have the most innovative and novel ideas of what they want to be when they grow up. The dream jobs children aspire to be are windows to their passions and talents. Numerous studies have indicated that childhood experiences shape adult lives. This couldn’t be truer for Dr. Khalid Al-Khelaifi – the first Qatari graduate from Weill Cornell Medicine – Qatar (WCM-Q), a Qatar Foundation (QF) partner university.
Related Stories
QF’s Academic Bridge Program signs MoUs with two Hong Kong universities to enhance global university pathways for students
4 min readNew academic partnerships open high-quality international educational opportunities for Academic Bridge Program students
QF highlights the value of multilingual education at Thunai Conference during International Day of Education 2026 event
6 min readExpert-led sessions explore the benefits of multilingualism to students and society, and safeguarding the Arabic language in an era of globalization
QF marks the International Day of Education with a community celebration of learning
4 min readThe two-day celebration featured immersive learning, educational innovation, and global dialogue on multilingualism, with a focus on the Arabic language and cultural identity.