Qatar University

Qatar University is the only public university in the State of Qatar, located in the northern part of the capital Doha.[4][5][6] In 2009, it had 8,221 students, of whom 64% were female. Courses are taught in Arabic (in arts, education, and modern social science courses) or modern (in medicine, health sciences, pharmacy, engineering, and business administration). The university assists in twelve colleges:[7]

Arts and Sciences
Business and Management
Education
Engineering
Law
Sharia and Islamic Studies
College of Fisheries
College of Medicine
College of Health Sciences
College of Dentistry
Currently, it has 19,000 new students. In addition, university students are initially enrolled in the “Diversity Program”, where they acquire many skills such as mathematics, English, and computer technology.

Qatar University offers a wide range of academic programs in the State of Qatar, which are mostly undergraduate programs. Many of its academics or academies have currently received accreditation from prestigious organizations. In addition to the university’s undergraduate academy, Qatar University has a research infrastructure that includes advanced research laboratories, a marine equipment ship, state-of-the-art technology, and a large library with thousands of books, including a valuable collection of medical manuscripts. The university usually serves on behalf of the government and the private sector Francisco III, directly in the field of energy technology environment. Qatar University ensures a diverse student body, with 52 different individuals, the majority of whom are majors. Women make up about 64% of the total student body, with the university receiving a comprehensive set of classes and university with them.